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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1911

Page

8

Rates of Advertising in the Record

Advertisement rates are payable quarterly with advance payment required for transient ads. Immediate insertion requires stamping by Wednesday noon. Job work of all kinds is done neatly and promptly on short notice. Communications should be addressed to the Record Office at Itita Lane, Co. Pa.

Bhcord Itita Lane Mil Kigsel East Petersburg Warwick Township Lancaster County PFRAM W.8 Buch Ephrata Geo Demmy Akron Station Lebanon H.N. Wolt & Sone Kissel Haill OG. Hassler Peter Oregon C. BE H. Hi. Lane Andrew Li. Lane Inlizabeth Township Lydia Mathews

Lancaster Man Charged with Robbing the Mails

George Mackinson of Lancaster a transfer company worker faced charges for robbing the mails after authorities traced thefts including money orders jewelry and letters. Inspectors Nichols and Lucas followed the case which involved a Reading mail bag and a confession partial in nature. bail set at 2000 with a hearing scheduled next October.

George Larry Mackinson Lancaster George W. Park la Park Lancaster County Conestoga Creek A. J. Nichols H. E. Lucas Philadelphia Mackinson Reading Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Station New Jersey

Fire destroys relics collection at Ament residence

A fire of unknown origin destroyed the relics collection belonging to Frank Ament and his wife at their home in Ranks. Mr Ament escaped in his night clothes after being singed by flames that burst into the room. The couple managed to flee with their lives as the blaze raged.

Frank Ament

Holes In Everything and Passages Through Matter

A collection of scientific notes discusses matter containing holes and how gases like hydrogen and sodium pass through various barriers. Experiments by Thomson and Bellati illustrate permeability through vacuum tubes and cold iron, suggesting a broader view of matter as full of holes. Separate humorous quotes from Miss Fisher's Little Brother and a Louisville Courier-Journal exchange add light, satirical commentary on daily life and employment.

Thomson Bellati

Family dispute prompts warning from Philadelphia Record

In a Philadelphia Record notice, a voice asks Gotrox to help his daughter, who has been seen tormented to live, while Larduppe warns the father it will be his fault if help is not found. The brief exchange evokes a domestic tension framed as a public warning.

Gotrox Philadelphia

Spanish Law and a Long Imprisonment in Cuba

A British sailor, an American, and an Irish companion on shore at Banana faced a Spanish court that punished them for a death caused by a Chinese man. The case escalated from two to twenty years each after the British consul pressed the matter, with the Englishman enduring years in Cuban prisons then Ceuta. He survived, later escaping, marrying a Spanish woman, and leaving prison healthier than before.

Cuba Banana Quban Ceuta London Family Herald

Jokable Relatives and Odd Customs in Indigenous Cultures

A Baltimore American piece recounts anecdotes on jokes and social rules among remote groups. It cites the Malay Straits Sets anecdote and explains the Crow mother-in-law taboo, plus clan-based joke restrictions and permissible mockery within kin groups.

American Museum Journal

Fissures In the Rockies

High plateau fissures in the Rocky Mountains form deadly traps for cattle and horses during winter blizzards. Cracks up to four feet wide and eighty feet deep fill with snow, sunless caverns turning victims into mummies as they sink and perish.

Rockies Rocky Mountains

The Three Card Trick Fraud At Westminster

In a coronation era tale, Chutneigh lured Queen Caroline into a three card game in the anteroom as George IV was crowned. She lost her money, laughed at the end, and Chutweigh earned a pension for introducing the trick. A Pittsburgh theater then faced sign confusion over a ladies remove hats policy leading to nosy theft.

George IV Caroline Westminster Abbey Chutneigh Europe Mr. Chutweigh England

Critical Shave Incident From a Maryland Town

John Hays Hammond, once not worth much money, paid five pounds for a shave in a small Maryland town on the eve of his wedding. He searched for a barber, found an intoxicated older man, and threatened the barber with harm or payment. The barber, under strain, completed the shave but fainted as he took the five dollar note.

John Hays Hammond Maryland Hammond New York Tribune

Close Student and the Nose Touching Scholar

The late Goldwin Smith recalls Robert Lowe later Lord Sherbrooke as nearly nearsighted so his reading nose touched the book. He won high honors at Oxford though Wit quipped Lowe would have earned higher honors if he had not rubbed out with his nose what he wrote with his pen.

Goldwin Smith Robert Lowe Lord Sherbrooke Oxford

Dodged His Duty and a Dog Incident in Social Notes

A short comic exchange features Cholly visiting Mr. Butts to call on his daughter. The dog growled at Cholly, prompting a quip about getting rid of the dog. The item appears in social notes under humorous captions.

Cholly

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