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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
2
A compact historical overview tracing labor from clan service to slavery and serfdom, then the rise of free wage labor, guilds, and town crafts evolving into factory competition driven by specialization. It notes how markets and surplus wealth spurred craft freedom and the eventual decline of individual artisans in favor of industrial division of labor.
The eighth Linden Hall Horse Show will be held on the campus May 31 with Memorial Day timing since the 30th falls on a Sunday. Dr. H. H. Beck organizes and rings masters the event. Morning events begin at 9 30 for Linden Hall girls followed by a May Day pageant at 1 then main events at 2. If rain interrupts, the show moves to Tuesday June 1.
The text argues progress requires joint loyalty from workmen, capitalists, and merchants. It asserts mutual understanding of each role is vital and that loyalty from all three will be rewarded when success arrives.
Ephraim Fass of near Lititz suffered a broken shoulder and fractured hip when he fell about ten feet in his new barn on Friday. Attendants at Lancaster General Hospital reported his condition improved on Sunday. Dr. Joseph Grosh treated Fass before his removal to the hospital.
The article argues for a dairy sire program to keep bulls in service until proven. It notes daughters milk production as the true measure, not evident until four years old or more. It also covers exercise for mares, fertilizer needs for early market sweet corn, and strip cropping with clover alfalfa on slopes.
Miss Esther K. Myer of Robberstown and Miss Anna May Pfautz of Lititz leave for a twelve day trip Saturday. In Burlington, North Carolina they will join Mr. and Mrs. W. Earle Retten for a tour through the South Atlantic States.
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