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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
7
Statement of Ownership, Management, etc. for the Lititz Record published weekly at Lititz Pennsylvania. Editor and publisher Ralph E Buch holds ownership with no listed bondholders or mortgagees. Notarization date appears as April 12, 1927, by J B Herr.
Barometers in headquarters offices warn of approaching storms. Crews of linemen and electricians are marshaled to respond quickly and mitigate potential storm damage.
Bi-Ho, the sage of Chinatown, declares gunpowder ended a humane era of war marked by false faces and bombs of evil odor, noting a shift in how conflicts are waged.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript quotes a critic lampooning schools and schooling. The voice attacks specialized education, mocked rituals, and personal achievement as vanity, claiming institutions praise self serving acts rather than learning.
A Buffalo Courier and Express note remarks on a San Francisco girl who, after marriage, discovers she already has a husband, illustrating the era’s carelessness and social laxity. The item highlights the ironic twist as a commentary on modern marriage norms.
Paul Case of Brockton Mass describes a French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis used during his army service in France. He claims it has helped thousands, costs him nothing, and offers to mail the prescription to anyone who sends their address via postcard.
The ad promotes Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney health. It warns that kidney failure leads to toxin buildup and symptoms like dull fatigue backaches headaches and dizziness. It claims many readers in towns and hamlets use the product and urges neighborly inquiry.
Richard Merton, the chief witness in the metals case trial of Harry Daugherty and T W Miller, testified that he paid a large sum to the late John T Ming for services but claimed no intent to bribe the defendants.
Unearthed artifacts describe an early imagined clash between Greeks and Egyptians. The text claims Egyptians won the first great novel battle, portraying ancient culture and military prowess. The report notes discovered pictures accompanying the description.
In connection with the breeding of racehorses, the stud books are said to have originated in the mind of Joseph Butler, who about 150 years ago had charge of several famous racing stables in England.
Hardy veteran Francis Wood, a retired British Army officer aged eighty three, undertook a remarkable 0 mile walk from London to Celdstresm and back as the result of a charitable challenge by a regimental inner.
The first street lighting system started in London in 1414 when house and store owners on certain streets were required to hang horn-sided lanterns at sunset.
The piece suggests a novel traffic regulation idea to have a complete record filled on the license. It questions the effectiveness of applying such a plan to marriage licenses and related paperwork. The text appears as a speculative opinion reflecting concerns about administrative practicality.
The Soviet government estimates Thassia's total coal deposits at 50 billion tons, a figure presented as the largest in the region. The ore body, linked to a Comesiote vein, is said to lie in the Altai mountains, shaping regional strategic value.
A young oyster requires four years to reach adult size in New England waters and two years in the warmer Gulf of Mexico. The differing maturation times reflect regional temperature influences on shellfish development.
A compact quotation advising youths to seek the company of their audience and learn from wholesome society. It emphasizes admiring rightly and finding life’s greatest pleasure in learning from books and life alike, reflecting Thackeray’s thought.
Wild swans increase along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts under a federal ban on killing. The article notes growing numbers as protection works. The rest discusses iodine production from seaweed and a quip on change, referencing 1820 and a Brit ish factory at Couquet.
Lady seeks part time work in London to care for children and invalids, citing life experience with antimus gud poultr, Haehan Trenseriat.
Eskimos in the Point Barrow region show strong church affiliation with virtually every adult participating while church committees include many elders and leaders, reflecting a tight local faith community.
Lord Beaconsfield, England's famed novelist and statesman, is credited with first labeling the Epsom Derby as the Blue Ribbon of the Turf, a phrase noted in historical accounts. This attribution highlights Beaconsfield's influence on horse racing lore and British sporting culture.
Quote from Napoleon I about the collapse of scholastic scaffolding before a single word faith. The remark frames the primacy of conviction over conventional schooling in shaping knowledge and progress.
John Houghton, fellow of the Royal Society, started a weekly paper to improve husbandry and trade and teach English merchants advertising. He opened a servant bureau, then expanded to advertising schools, houses to let, lodgings, and more. His system popularized want ads across professions including lawyers and physicians. The clergy especially used his column for second-hand sermons.
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