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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1919

Page

6

Smaller Towns Get Big Share of Victory Loan Drive

Communities across the Third Federal Reserve District will see larger participation in the Victory Loan than in prior drives. Campaigns target every district, with rail tours, hero speakers, and exhibits designed to reach rural towns and outlying areas. Local workers report promising results and expect wide subscriber response.

Federal Reserve Tha Weomon York Braebhs Braebhs Future de Kihuioe Vie Aris Keeney Detinger Rinto Machine Shinee Willy Yimin Ae Svalof Eseh George Wnat

Waistcoats Add Charm to Spring Suits in Silk

Waistcoats lend charm to spring suits as heavy white silk pieces accompany coats. Skirts remain ankle length with side splits, two buttons and indicated buttonholes for decoration. The new waistcoats come in various patterns and will become sheer as summer advances.

CHIC SEPARATE SKIRTS A Summer Wardrobe Highlight

Separate skirts dominate the season with georgette organdie and georgette-like fabrics evolving into wool and heavy cottons for utility wear. Styles narrow toward the hem and include pockets, often teal or imitation designs, displayed in a mid length example suitable for varied heavy fabrics.

Organdie

Concrete Gondola Freight Car Sets Rail History Milestone

The State Department of Agriculture notes a reinforced concrete gondola, first of its kind, delivered to Illinois Central Railroad on March 17. The car weighs about 7 600 pounds with potential for lighter versions, showing dense walls and smooth outer surfaces from cement gun application.

Popular Mechanics Illinois Central Railroad United States Railroad Administration Kansas City

Man On Powder Cart Sparks Speed Talk Then Walks

An employee hauling blasting powder and dynamite with a wagon found a talkative pedestrian riding along. The man joked about speed but warned of danger. the driver urged safety, and the pedestrian chose to alight and walk the rest of the way.

War of Hen Nests and Pigs Ends With New Fence

In Columbia, A. E. Frankford settled a dispute between Venee Unis Trowsle and his hens and the town pigs. The pigs had been digging into hen nests, chewing contents, causing lay-ins to stop. A fence was built and egg production rose again.

A. E. Frankford Columbia Frankford

Cleanliness of Animals In Observation of Animal Grooming

The article notes animals and birds consistently seek cleanliness. Cows prefer clean bedding, horses repay good care, dogs avoid filth, cats wash faces with tongues, lions have long tongue papillae, rabbits mice and bats lick, bees use foreleg combs, birds use claws as grooming tools, and many species engage in dust or water baths plus self-care behaviors.

Arctic

Street Improvement Plan Debated by Council

A local council committee discusses a costly street program proposing a 2 mill tax to fund improvements. The plan aims to repave and upgrade downtown lanes, with support and opposition expected as the annual session proceeds.

Lebanon Real Estate Man Retires After 20 Years

James L. Rutter announces retirement from Lebanon real estate after more than two decades in the business. He transfers ownership to his brother Ira I. Rutter due to health reasons.

Lebanon James L. Rutter Ira I. Rutter

France declines adoption of baseball says Captain Mathewson

Captain Christy Mathewson arrives in New York and explains that France will not take to baseball because the game is too rough. He notes French soldiers fear hard hits and lacks catching talent, preferring gentler sports like football and dueling. The Poilus reportedly struggle with infield play and bat handling.

France Ao Ega Tonrnad Noo Christopher Mathewson New York Poilus Anerican Mathewson Rotte Christy

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