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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
7
The piece notes Lititz supporters and foes of a third term for Wilson seek a presidential stance. It cites public advice, contrasts tradition with a possible twelve year White House tenure, and questions whether Wilson will speak on the issue.
The Record urges a definite national policy for servicing the war debt. It discusses a proposed $30 billion bond issue to exchange liberty bonds, outlining interest, tax exemptions, and a 50 year term. It argues for restoring liberty bond prices and protecting citizen investors.
The Pennsylvania State College report on a 140 day steer feeding experiment finds winter feeding unprofitable this year due to high feed costs and low market values. Silage mixed hay and oil meal with limited corn yielded the best returns, while cane molasses as a corn substitute reduced cost per hundredweight.
A reader commends The Record for timely delivery despite a harsh winter and notes several vivid seasonal images. The letter mentions Meadow View Farm on the Brandywine near Downingtown and suggests Major Hoopes try sheep raising, hoping it would be profitable.
Historians note the West Chester area landmark will retain its original facade while a new building is not planned. A signboard depicting the green tree and proprietor’s name may be recreated from the historic sign once loaned by Mary I. Stille.
A Federal Office of Home Economics booklet outlines principles of bread making and a simple standard method for yeast raised wheat bread. It notes how to modify the receipt for other breads and cereals, plus non yeast raised varieties. Free copies are available from the Division of Publications, Department of Agriculture, Washington DC, F. B. 807, request by postcard.
The House may raise a point of order to delay the NC-4 display but it should be housed in the National Museum Washington. It was the first aircraft to fly an ocean and represents American invention and enterprise. Lititz citizens urge permanent, accessible care in the museum.
A real estate tale in New York says Jones, hearing a man drown, screamed that a tenant was drowned and rushed to rent the apartment. The landlord coolly replied that the tenant who pushed him in had already rented it.
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