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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
6
Plant late for cool season crops including turnips radishes kale lettuce and spinach. Varieties such as Purple Top Globe Winter Radish Dwarf Curled Scoten Kale Grand Rapids Lettuce and Bloomsdale Spinach are noted. Finish window boxes with natural wood color stone gray or dull brown and whitewash interiors to prevent decay and keep soil sweet. Plant Locust Trees Black locusts.
Candid article details the Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm crew filming on location in Santa Cruz on a bright morning. Marian Nixon and Ralph Bellamy arrive, with cameraman MacWilliams preparing shots at Sunnybrook Farm as Santell oversees setup and safety.
Farmers learn about useful perennial crops as fence posts and soil enrichers. Advice covers treating lawns for Japanese beetle grubs before August 14, protecting cows with clean stables and shade, and properly cleaning and grading honey after harvest for quality.
Carl Glick of Upper Octevaro and Miss Betty Enck of Tititz were married Sunday by Rev. E. Roy Eshleman at Fiendship Church in Caen County Maryland. Attendants were Miss Elizabeth Leske and Kenneth Henry. A wedding supper followed at Albert T. Leike’s home. The couple will reside on Noah B. Hershey’s farm.
Albert S. Garner of Warwick Township and Miss Anna K. Showers of Second Avenue were married Saturday at 7 p m in the Moravian parsonage by Rt Rev E S Crosland. The ring ceremony was used and the couple have gone to housekeeping on Second Avenue.
Reverend E N Denny praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as irreplaceable for headache relief. The ad claims widespread use for headaches neuralgia toothache backache and other pains with housewives relying on the remedy, sold in drug stores for 25 cents and 1.00.
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