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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1927

Page

7

Chinese bishops consecrated six Chinese priests in 1926

On October 28 1926 Pius XI with his court and the diplomatic body consecrated six Chinese priests as bishops. The selections included Chao Soow Cheng Choo Hoo and Tsoo, marking the first elevation of Chinese priests to the bishopric in the church's history.

Pius XI Chao Soow Cheng, Choo Hoo An Tsoo

Fractured Notes and Floral Colors Misread

A garbled item describes a radio set scene with distorted sounds and a humorous twist, then shifts to a garden note about roses. The prose combines techno slang with faded imagery, mentioning a “Spraker-News,” strange blooms, and color contrasts.

Origin of crypt meaning in early Christian Rome

The term crypt originally referred to a hidden chamber beneath ancient cathedrals where early Christians held services in Rome and other cities. It later came to denote a subterranean chamber used for burial or storage within churches and sacred buildings.

Rome

President in Power in Troublous Times

James Buchanan served as the fifteenth U S president from 1857 to 1861 amid intensifying slavery and states rights tensions. He opposed secession, faced a hostile Congress, and oversaw events like the Dred Scott decision and John Brown’s raid at Harpers Ferry that shaped his administration.

James Buchanan United States White House Buchanan South Carolina Jony Brown Harper's Ferry America Great Britain Kxehianye

Early American silver tokens settle small-change frauds

In Annapolis 1788 Chal mers, a Maryland official, minted six horned coins to curb coin clipping amid paper-money devaluation. The plan produced standard cains and allowed exchange of short pieces until clever forgers were deterred. The issue prompted shifts in Spanish dollar usage and coin denominations as authorities sought reliable change.

America Conare Aunapalis Chal- Mers Minapalis Sity Smith Chalmers

Know Thyself and the Power of Knowledge

The essay argues that knowing oneself extends beyond measuring intellect or strength to understanding the origin and meaning of powers and impulses. It treats fear and impulses as historically vital then repositions fear through knowledge, suggesting mastery over fear through insight as Providence Journal muse notes.

Providence Journal

Music in Surgery Eases Patient During Operations

Music used in an eastern hospital during local anesthesia. Special headphones relay tunes from a phonograph in a distant room so as not to disturb the surgeon. The tunes ease the patient’s mind and divert attention, though some nervousness remains as pain is eliminated by the anesthetic.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Elderly Man Falls After Dog Jumps Out

An old cyclist was knocked to the ground when a dog rushed from a door and under his wheel. The dog played around him as a boy watched and asked if he fell. The man replied, noting he clearly sat down to play with the dog.

Elks Elect New Grand Exalted Ruler John Malley

John Malley of Boston was elected grand exalted ruler of the B P O Elks at the grand lodge meeting in Cincinnati marking a key leadership transition for the fraternal order.

John ¥. Malley Boston The B. P. O. Elks Grand Lodge Cincinnati

First Woman Selected for Washington Grand Jury Duty

Pretty Ruth McGee becomes the first woman chosen for service on the Washington DC grand jury, marking a historic milestone in local judicial proceedings.

Pretty Ruth McGee Washington, D. C

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