Drybread's Restaurant Promotes Seasonal Fruits
Local advertisement touts Drybread's Restaurant offering fruit in season with the largest line of oranges in town and all varieties of apples available.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
8
Local advertisement touts Drybread's Restaurant offering fruit in season with the largest line of oranges in town and all varieties of apples available.
A local catalog advertises per 100 lb bags for Chick Feed 32.40 Pullet Feed 2.40 Hen Feed 2.25 Mash 2.50 Beef Sersap 2.75 Pratis Baby Chick Feed 0.25 1.50 5.75 packages. Also offered pigeon feed Charcoal Peas Oyster Shell Kafir Corn Grit Millet Seed and assorted farm supplies including feeds and remedies.
Cracow, ancient capital of Poland, houses royal tombs in Stanislas Cathedral and notable sites such as the university founded in 1864. Kosciuszko hill memorializes the patriot with soil from across the realm, while Krakus hill marks the legendary founder Krakus. Cracow remains a spiritual center for Poles.
An article excerpts M. P. Price on Siberian village life noting log frame houses with brick stoves, weekly steam baths, and tidy cottages, contrasting with stereotypes of dirt. Other items touch on chocolate's history, Orator Hunt retort, a Welsh word for now, and hot water bag repair with a brass plug.
Mrs Elizabeth Lippet moves to Reading today. Weather turns hot with 84 degrees then a light shower. A Mothers Association meeting is set for April 29 at Mrs Horace Grosh. Community notices include family affairs, socials by the Love One Circle, and multiple church lovefeasts and picnics across May to September in Lititz and nearby areas.
A small forest blaze along Con owing creek burned five acres of timber. It is believed a stationary engine spark started the fire near a saw mill run by John Bleacher. Residents sustained the effort to quell the flames until they were extinguished.
Mt. Joy resident Peanut Displaces Cow says he makes a milk substitute by grinding peanuts, mixing with water in a jar, shaking, straining, and cooling until it resembles cows milk with surface cream. The report also covers a fatal motorcycle crash near Rheems on Harrisburg turnpike and a hospital injury update. Pfautz Bros. received a large shipment of room size rugs.
Public Sale Register lists upcoming auctions with bills printed at the RECORD office. Items include Kansas and Nebraska horses at Leber's in Ephrata by W. Baker on April 2 and household goods on Spruce street Lititz by Mrs. Maria Sweigart on April 24. Also Rothsville village ground with house and personal property to be sold by Catharine Ruth heirs, and Lancaster county cows and rulla by Geo S Demiuy at Ephrata on April 30.
Personal and county taxes paid by June 1 1915 receive 4 percent abatement. Remaining taxes due by October 1 1915 incur 5 percent penalty. Tax collector to settle with commissioners for duplicate year 1915 taxes by February 1 1916. Liens will be filed for unpaid taxes per 1915 act. Collector will sit at W M Weltzel’s store West Main Lititz May 20 21 22 27 28 29 1915.
Public sale of a carload of western horses scheduled for Saturday April 24 1915 at Will Leber's Sale and Exchange Stables Ephgata. The undersigned will offer the listed horses to bidders at the sale venue.
A sale of age 3 to 6 years horses including Nolig feeders with good form and speed and family broke stock. Special listing includes Fast Faming Horse and a Tr fling Mare, a pair of Mules and acclimated horses. Cash sales with notes accepted by approved security. sale begins 1 00 P M with terms announced by Jos W Baker Menno Kurtz auctioneer.
Public sale to be held at the seller's stables in the Borough of Ephrata. The undersigned announces cows to be offered at auction as part of the sale event.
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