Executrix Notice for Estate of Abraham K Lipp
Estate of Abraham K Lipp of Warwick Township. letters testamentary granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted must settle promptly with the executrix, residing at Lititz, R D 3 Penn Township. Claims against the estate must be presented for settlement to the undersigned. Estate of Z Graybill is also referenced for similar administrative actions.
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Harry D
Ditzl
Lititz
Pag
Robert EH. Behmer
Lititz Bortg Lane
Baying
Alverta
Harnish & Attorney
John Yerger
Abraham K. Lipp
Warwick Township
Nadensiénal
R. D. Nog
Penn Township
Vahid
To. Z. Graybill
Digestive habits and misused funds dominate diet study
A flawed survey claims eighty percent of all consumption is linked to pleasure rather than sustenance. Researchers note a guitar minority prefers eating for taste rather than necessity, highlighting skewed dietary priorities.
Plan New Buildings With Eye to Future
The article argues Americans often favor immediate appeal over durability in housing. It contrasts wild cat promotional developments with European masonry traditions, noting centuries old, enduring European homes as a lesson in material conservation and permanence.
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Europe
Parks and Parkways Unite Nations Public Lands Vision
An article extols national and state parks as treasures for the American people and argues for an expansive parkway network linking national, state, county, and municipal systems. It notes ongoing efforts to beautify highways by removing billboards and planting native flora while envisioning a grand, scenic cross country route.
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National Park-Trark
Care of Trees Injustice in Building New Homes
The writer laments how new homes harm trees, noting many yards receive cellar dirt and grading that bury roots. He urges care to protect landscape assets, warning that careless excavation cuts main root arteries and will soon show damage to trees.
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Dne
Scout Room Planned in New Malden School Trplas
Malden Massachusetts plans a new $300000 school with basement space including shops showers classrooms lunchrooms domestic rooms and suites. Four special boy scout rooms will be provided for scoutcraft activities and troop meetings.
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Malden
Mass
Adilitiug
Clean Up Movement Aims To Make City Healthier
A local appeal urges residents to join a citywide clean up drive to remove rubbish and accumulated refuse. Officials say cleaner yards and attractive premises will lead to a healthier, safer, and more pleasant community.
Worthy Memorial at Spring Lake Erected at $150,000
Worthy Memorial in Spring Lake New Jersey, a community tribute, was built at a cost around 150000 dollars marking a lasting honor for local heritage and civic pride.
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Worthy Memorial Spring Lake
N. J
Bourne
Preventing Blackhead in Turkeys Through Traditional Practices
The piece notes turkey losses largely from blackhead and cautions against relying on medicines, citing Indiana Farmers Guide. It urges breeders to avoid inbreeding, use mature stock, limit outdoor range, provide ample sour milk in ration, and consider ceasing turkey farming for a year to renew clean stock.
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Indiana Farmers Guide
Pregent
Guinea Fowl Eggs and Broilers Profit Guide
The guinea hen offers a good table substitute for wild game and, with careful nesting behavior, can turn eggs into profitable broilers. Laying runs April to October with up to 120 eggs per season, early brood hatching should be avoided, and after July warmth quiets hens for safe brooding. Removing eggs requires care to avoid triggering desertion.
Overcrowding Mistakes in Chick Rearing
Overcrowding is a common mistake in growing chickens. Chick losses reduce numbers until air space matches capacity. Diarrhea signals crowding and poor vitality, while separating sexes at the sex-conscious age helps each group grow.
Wet feeds for chicks draw mixed results among breeders
A few breeders report good results with wet feeds for baby chicks but many breeders fail with the system. Clean dry grains after rolled oats become offensive to the chicks is the safest feed. Sour milk is very important in feeding rations for baby chicks.
Origin of Pekin Duck From Asia to New York
The Pekin duck traces its origin to Asia and was imported from China about thirty years ago. A traveler mistook them for geese in Peking, but upon learning they were ducks he kept some. Bred in Hong Kong, these birds were hatched and later shipped to New York.
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China
Peking
Hong Kong
New York
Rescued by Mother in Baltimore Tub Water Tragedy
Three year old Dorothy Griffith daughter of Mrs Margaret C Griffith Baltimore was rescued by her mother after being found snaked to the taps of a bath tub water nearly at the child’s chin. The father’s housekeeper in charge allegedly attempted to drown the child. The parents have separated.
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Dorothy Griffith
Margaret C. Griffith
Baltimore
Minnesota student dubbed human fly of the Rockies
Dudley Mandell nineteen year old University of Minnesota student working at Glacier National Park during vacation has earned the nickname human fly of the Rocky mountains by scaling nearly perpendicular peaks with apparent ease.
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Dudley Mandell
University of Minnesota
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountains
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Harris Bldg
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Turkey
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Charles White Nash
New York State
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Division of Paleontology
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Charles W. Gilmore
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