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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

3

Bonded Prisoner Game Turns Real as Yard War Ends

In a Septic autumn afternoon in the Scho eld neighborhood two boys Penrod Schofield and Sam Williams stage a elaborate pretend siege using wooden swords and a bonded prisoner rule. The game spirals into a chaotic chase through yards closets and lilac bushes until Roddy Bitts's timely hit ends the conflict. The boys reconcile after Roddy’s intervention and pledge renewed friendship.

Schoeld Prisner Penrod Schofield Sammuel Williams Sam Williams Herman Maurice Levy Georgie Bassett Penrod Sam Vermano Verman Sami Ram Vernian Rowi Tim Squadoin Heeler Syndicate, Inc. Tech Mack Penred Sara Penrad Pernod Yerman Pentiai Vermun Penror Bere Fenrod Amit Roddy Bitts Pris'ner Pris Roddy Mab

Nietzsches Superman and Eternal Recurrence in Ethics

The two ideas linked to Nietzsche are the Superman and the eternal recurrence. The Superman evolves from a mythical will to a higher species tied to humanity and ape. Eternal recurrence posits events repeat in an infinite cycle, a theory discussed for its impact on art and social reform and seen by some as Darwinism applied.

Nietzsche

A Tramp Vessel And Its Hidden Threat To Rates

A tramp vessel operates without a regular route or schedule, unlike a chartered ship with irregular sailings. The concept acts as a latent force that keeps freight and passenger rates low by serving as a potential competitor. The idea haunts shipmen in Navy and Merchant Marine circles as a constant pressure to maintain service and price discipline.

Navy

Old Editor Dreams Of The Past In Wythe Lane

The Kansas City Star recalls an editor who longs for the old days, imagining walking the lane to his childhood, hearing a cider mill, and seeing a gate post where he carved initials forty years ago as he recalls his late father and a humorous newspaper scene.

Penrod Verman Margaret Sain Penred Sam Dad Willer Creek Miother

Chinese Tablet on Broadway Attracts Attention

A bronze tablet with unreadable characters stands on the iron fence of St Pauls chapel at Broadway and Fulton street six feet high. Passersby can only read 209 Vesey street at the bottom. The tablet marks the churchs Sunday school for Chinese at 29 Vesey street and its placement aims at travelers to Jersey City who pass the church site on Sundays.

Broadway St Paul's Chapel Fulton Street Vesey Street St. Paul's Chapel Jersey City Chirch Walton Street Hudson Tubes

Poetry by the Foot Sparks Tempest Over Latin Load

A Canadian continuation school receives a letter from an angry mother protesting Latin workload. She claims her son must translate 50 hexameters daily equating to about 300 feet of poetry, arguing that even half a hexameter equals too much for a boy his age.

Canada

American Food Savings Large and Meat Production Rise

Allied nations report substantial food savings and higher meat and fats output in 1917 18 with 844 600 000 pounds more meat and fats than the previous year. The data show 2 166 500 000 pounds in 1917 18 5 041 100 000 pounds increase and cereals at 259 900 000 bushels with a decline noted in other grain totals.

Allies Foul Administration America Food Administration Germany

United States Food Administration reports massive wartime grain and meat exports

Food Administrator Hoover informs President Wilson that Americans saved 141 million bushels of wheat and 844 million pounds of meat for Allies and troops in 1917-18. Voluntary conservation and production boosts enabled shipments totaling about 1.4 billion dollars in value, reflecting broad national sacrifice and unity.

Hoover Wilson United States Food Administration America Mr. Hoover President Wilson

Sugar Shortage Hits Spain and Portugal

Sugar prices soar in Spain and Portugal due to a short beet crop and limited ocean freighting. Granulated sugar in Barcelona commanded 19 cents a pound while Lisbon brown sugar rose to 104 dollars per pound. Prices contrast with Sweden beet sugar at 14 cents a pound.

Spain Portugal Europe Barcelona Lisbon Orier Compatison Sweden

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Booth Tarrington Mr. Williams Verniga Vernon Williams’ Yard Lang Italy Roderick Magsworth Birtts, Jr
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