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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
4
Lititz records notice indicates weekly publication with mailing registration and post office handling in Lititz Pennsylvania. It notes second class matter status and subscription details for readers.
The State Highway Department proposes semi annual inspections to improve road safety by ensuring cars meet safety standards. The plan aims to bring unsafe vehicles into compliance while not burdening well maintained cars, but critics note ongoing issues with defective lighting and enforcement.
Eight thousand residents from Lancaster and Berks gathered at Muddy Creek for a Saturday picnic. The event focused on band performances and eating areas, with twenty bands not speeches. Automobiles outnumbered horse drawn wagons by far as crowds enjoyed hamburgers, frankfurters, ice cream, watermelons and soft drinks.
Work on the Lititz Pike bridge over the Pennsylvania Railroad began yesterday with the State Highway Department closing the bridge to auto traffic. Water mains will be disconnected and relocated under the tracks, while trolley service continues. Auto traffic is rerouted via Fruitville Pike.
Wiley Post and Harold Gulty, who circled the world in a week aboard The Winnie May, will fly to Hummelstown from Iowa Sunday afternoon as the leading attraction at Indian Echo Cave. Governor Pinchot delivers an address at 3 pm, with several other features including music by the Bonnie Laddies.
A fragmentary quote notes mistletoe can seriously deform Wir trees and hinder further growth. It contrasts enjoyment with indolence, suggesting activity stops where laziness begins, per Pollock.
The great rose fields of Bulgaria are harvested from May 15 to June 15 depending on weather. Optimists reject the notion that life must be full of sorrow and sadness.
A pro tariff argument warns that imports of tapioca and related starches from tropical regions threaten the U.S. corn starch market. It notes rising imports since 1885, potential losses of millions of bushels of corn, and urges tariffs to protect domestic farmers and starch industries from cheaper foreign competition.
Budgeting Calories offers thrifty guidance on using cheaper meat cuts like mutton and neck to stretch a household budget. The article details seasoning with sugar, salt, and herbs, and provides a recipe Wrtten With Apples using mutton steaks, apples, onions, and mint jelly baked until tender to create an appetizing main dish.
The article highlights quick to prepare salads ideal for hot weather. It presents four recipes Sunflower Salad Goldenrod Salad Supreme Strawberry Salad Rose Salad Mock Rose, with ingredients like oranges, pineapple, strawberries, beets, celery, pickles, herbs, and mayonnaise. Each salad emphasizes color, lightness, and minimal stove time for summer meals.
Even after the abolition in the seventeenth century a few towns in England retain the old practice. Ri pon Yorkshire Sandbach Cheshire Chesham Buckinghamshire and War King ham Berkshire still use a bell or horn to signal curfew each night.
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