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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1927

Page

8

Quote from Uncle Eben on children obeying parents

A fragment quoting Uncle Eben urging children to obey parents while noting some resist due to frivolous parental acts. Includes a Washington Post attribution and a Daniel Webster aphorism about farmers as founders of civilization.

Eben Washington Post Daniel Webster United States Board of Indian Commissioners Washington National Geographical Society The Bulletin Hell

Hogging the Pictures in Law and Angling

A satirical piece notes French lawyers avoiding posing with criminals and questions whether clients complain their lawyers take too much credit. It contrasts lawyers with anglers where fish steal bait, ending with a humorous quip about motion and emotion.

Arteur Themson Landon

Pretzels Lose Game One In Five Game Series At Lititz

Manheim defeated Lititz 12 to 6 as sixteen hits off Lititz pitcher Witmer and Peyton after two outs in the seventh inning fueled the big scoring. The game featured dribbles and errors with Lititz matching little in the late innings. Both towns show strong teams and the series remains wide open.

Manheim Lititz Witmer Peyton Wno Pretzels Menheim Kirkesener Koehler Patton Diehm H. Doremus Bocar Sacrifices Keeler Sipe C. Peyton Rye Kirkesstor Py Witmer Gallagher

Fruit Growers Tour Berks and Reading Fruit Farms

Messrs. Jacob Snyder Martin Moore P B Bucher and J Frank Buch all of Lititz joined York and Lancaster County Fruit Growers on a sightseeing trip to Berks County. Stops included the Sherer farm near Fritztown to see duck farming and cider making, Dr Rittenhouse’s peach and apple holdings near Lorraine, Schinank fruit farms near Leesport with packing house tours, and Harry Hershey’s farm near Hamburg with apple cider tasting. The day concluded with remarks on fruit growing and a warm farewell.

Messrs Jacob Snyder Martin Moore P. B. Bucher J. Frank Buch Lititz York and Lancaster County Reading Dr. Rittenhouse Lorraine Schinank Leesport Harry Hershey Hamburg Blue Mountain Ridge Mr. Hershey

Beck Brothers Expand Furniture Making to Mannheim Plant

Beck Brothers increase furniture output by opening a Mannheim shop on East Gramby Street in a former hosiery factory rented from Mrs Florence A Shhenk. The operation, linked to their Lititz plant, employs five men at each site and produces knocked down woodwork assembled and upholstered into complete living room furniture.

Beck Brothers Manheim Lititz East Gramby Street Florence A. Shhenk

Creatore's Band to Perform at Stevens Firemen's Carnival

The famous Creatore's Band plays at Stevens on Saturday during the Firemen's Carnival providing afternoon and evening music for attendees.

Creatore Stevens

Advertising as the greatest power of business

The passage likens advertising to a powerful, flexible force comparable to a high value car. It emphasizes control and precise application to meet any business condition, arguing that advertising offers unmatched ability to achieve service and value.

Potatoes, Watermelons, and Weather Marks and Miscellany

A mix of casual observations notes abundant tomatoes and upcoming fruit crops, plentiful garden produce, and local conditions. It mentions auto traffic on East Main Street in Liila, upcoming harvests, and light social aphorisms without a cohesive single event.

Liila

Keep thy shop and thy shop will keep thee urging youth observations

A reader quotes Mrs Coolidge and discusses youth guidance, chores, charity, and manners. The piece lampoons modern youth seeking excitement, thrift versus service, and tourist treatment while drawing a parallel to the Republican stance on Mr. Coolidge. It references gendered clothing and domestic roles with a satirical tone.

Mr. Cooldge

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