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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
6
August events list multiple family reunions across Lancaster area with dates from August 6 to August 23. Kreider, Kemper, Wenger, Witmer, Gantz Nee gard, Kurtz, Witmyer Bomberger Butzer and Goss Roth families host gatherings.
State College specialists discuss air venting barns for colony stability and queens introduction during honey flow. Advice covers selecting livestock breeds, saving dairy feed costs, growing climbing roses, cutting flowers, and keeping household expense records to support farm finances.
The detour on Hel lam Street from Third to Front has been removed after three weeks. The Wiley-Maxin Company completed the bridge approach, ending the temporary traffic change.
A flood of joint resolutions proposes changes to Pennsylvania's constitution. Proposals cover tax uniformity and exemptions, trust fund investments, railroad free passes ban, voting eligibility thresholds, and issuing bonds for veteran compensation. The measures name James A. Walker as Secretary of the Commonwealth.
An advertisement extols Radox as a pleasant foot bath that dissolves corns and hard skin in 3 or 4 nights, claiming it frees feet from callouses and lets one walk, run, and dance with ease. Sold at L. N. Moyer's and other drug stores.
A historical lesson compares Saul’s advantages and failures from first anointing to divine judgment. It highlights inheritance, gifts, leadership, and the need for obedience to God’s commands, warning young readers to avoid pride and disobedience.
Fragmentary quoted verse appears to praise steady effort and daily duty without rest. No discernible name date place or event is provided to anchor a news item.
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