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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
8
The quote frames citizenship as an essential civic duty to promote each individual’s prosperity within one’s community, reflecting Hancock’s view that every member bears responsibility to support the common good.
Brownstown defeated Lititz 2 to 0 on Saturday in a snappy contest. McCloud's slants kept Lititz at bay as Foltz pitched well and allowed few hits. Solid fielding accompanied the out-of-town win despite limited offense.
A clipped miscellany of playful sayings and local weather notes. It mentions ripening fruits, price shifts, and school opening near term. A satirical joke about a theatre incident prompts a crowd leaving as a manager promises a clean show. Scott's Book Store notes newest fiction additions.
A scheduled series of public sales lists three auctions on Aug 26 at the Parkview Hotel by A W Miller and at William Muth's farm by Elmer C Allison, two more on Sept 8 at Levi Ziegler's farm for eight mules, and a Sept sale at 42 Lincoln Avenue by Arville Burkholder administrator of Ames Barkholder.
Lititz Springs dairyman John Z. Painter operates fast service using a three-wagon truck delivery system. Milk is collected at morning milking, cooled with air and spring water, and delivered by 6 a.m. with a second milking ready at 4 p.m. The system emphasizes cleanliness, personal farmer oversight, Rothsville route expansion, and weekly Buttermilk.
Readings from Max Kustman’s The Sense of Humor present practical humor with Cicero’s Nasica tale about Ennius and a maid, a playful exchange over being at home, and a deductive chase where detectives misread a Frenchman’s literacy. A light collection of dated witty moments ends with a quip on love from a dancing romantic.
A quip by Trus Gayinge on a line from Edgar Saltus reflects on love and performance. It asserts life is filled with height and disarming people, suggesting a mix of romance and wary social insight in a reflective exchange.
Dante warns the realm below honest toil is filled with deceit and wreckage from yogrurt to petty crime. Modern civilization would crumble if treachery returned. Alkens notes Read the Record at £1.50 yearly. Ads build business asset through public knowledge and goodwill, as names like Sappho and Kodak become powerful branding. Credit rests on business stability and advertising.
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