View of cigar strike and tobacco debates in editorial
Editorial discusses a general cigarmakers strike and rising cigar prices pushing smokers to pipes. It speculates on tobacco regulation, non nicotine varieties, and potential direct farmer sales while noting public frames about nicotine’s effects and cultural attitudes toward smoking. The piece blends humor and caution about future tobacco policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphys
Tvain
W. OC
Tibschmin
Folirata
Barry
Lesanen
Lititz
Aeroplane Use Sparks Debate Over Advertising Trades
A chaotic note discusses a salesman using an aeroplane to seal deals and hints at profiteering, with editors fearing blocky press ads and a future where machines aid or hinder subscriber collections. It notes hope for an aeroplane in exchange for advertising and critiques modern media commerce.
Daylight Saving Repeal Affects Lupite Town
The notice warns that repealing daylight saving will reduce each day by one hour in Lupite during summer 1920. Merchants, factory workers, gardeners, and residents will have less time for work, leisure, and daily activities, with widespread impact on town life.
Unclear OCR Passage on Daylight Saving Debate
The fragmented text discusses electric light and an extra hour of sunshine enabling garden work and options for town dwellers, with farmers claiming it is a handicap. It contrasts advantages for townspeople and a disputed proverb about fairness in a big cage.
Daylight Saving Support Proposed in Litity Town
The Record notes widespread backing for continuing daylight saving and urges local industrial leaders to support and implement it. Towns consider local ordinances to run daylight saving from May 1 to October 1, arguing it aids the town’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litity
Getting Ready for School A Summer Tale of Work and Fun
The text contrasts summer freedom with the return to school. It notes boys face a period of adjustment as they resume studies after a break, with geography and other subjects looming. It emphasizes the mixed feelings of anticipation and effort.
Local notes from Maron and surrounding area
A varied bulletin lists guests Scharyy Erstown J Francis McCloud of Maron Ga visiting Mr and Mrs Drendle Minnie A Hickerwell postmistress shows large potato crop Irish Cobbler leading variety. Camp 256 P O S A will be represented at state convention in Bethlehem. A Wrancoe representative attended local fire company meeting to discuss firefighting gear. Fountain Park Sunday service by colored community drew crowds. Bergman farm south of Kleinroltersville on 3 acres offered on private terms. Local school board met teachers for final opening instructions. John H Whitmeyer and family and Miss Kate A Wallers visitors from West Cocalico township Lancaster Co on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
J. Francis McCloud
Maron
Drendle
Minnie A. Hickerwell
Gharles TL Hickerwell
Bethlehen
Warry K. Letin
Bergman Farm
Klein Roltersville
Lexington Social Notes From Local Residents
Mr Charles Eneck of Laner and j irs Laura Sheaffer of Ohio visited. Ruth Roger of Rothsville spent al days of last week visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Keller. Misa Edith Crrube of Kissel Hill spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Min Mea and Mrs David Rickert and children attended the pton Orphan ame celebration. Taymond ilman and Ira Zartman employed in Philadelphia spent weekend at home. Wahnestock spending days with Rev A G Tahnestock. Sturady will be double stamp day at the Lexington store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eneck
Laner
J Irs
Laura Sheaffer
Ohio
Martha Evans
Catharine Domyy
Lititz
John Loyd
Ruth Roger
Rothsville
Samuel Keller
Misa Edith Crrube
Kissel Hill
Local social notes from Halp Ville area on Sunday
HALP VILLE J J Garman and family visited Reinholds Station on Sunday. G Shhreiner and wife visited Wayne RB Hess at Roiths ville. Masons began work Monday at Kiteh's tobacco cellar. P K Bomberger and wife of Elm visited D S Tigh. Harry Shreiner and family visited Hast Petersburg. Anna High Anna and Mary Weach visited their teacher Miss Young at East Petersburg on Saturday. M G Shreiner sells cabbage for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Garman
Joseph Knan
Reinholds Station
G Shhreiner
Wayne RB. Hess
Roithsville
Mondlay
DS. Kiteh
P. K. Bomberger
Elm
D. S. Tigh
Harry Shreiner
Hast Petersburg
Anna High
Anna
Mary Weach
Great Northwest travel notes Crater Lake and Mount Rainier visit
J Frank Buch describes a National Park tour from Seattle to Crater Lake in Oregon and Mount Rainier in Washington. He recalls rocky auto trips 85 miles long with rough roads, snow surrounded peaks, lakes 8 by 6 miles, and deep blue waters. He notes abundant fish, cool lodgings, and wildlife then paints Ashland dinners and meeting Mrs. Mowel, with the journey ending at a notable editorial party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Canada
Great Northwest
Ceatex Lake
Crater Lake
Strate
Washington
der Lake
Great Park
Mount
Hainier
Iloom
Penty
Craver Lake
Ashland
California
Fire company sociable raises funds and visits noted
The Hottsville fire company sociable raised 414.25 with net proceeds 212.70. Mis Luella Adams of Lititz visited Daniel Loose Jr and Mrs Join Baker of Man 1. Miss Sarah and Marguerite Diehim of Reading visited relatives. Bernice Marhart vacationed with Aunt Mrs Katie Hackman. Joseph N Mohan enjoyed a ten day vacation. Katie Yeager visited her sister Mrs Jacob Hellacher. Joseph N Molin and Charles Bowman attend the State Convention of the P O A Lodge at Bethlehem. Lutheran Sunday School picnic set for August 30 at Myers Grove with Lititz Band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociable
Luella Adams
Lititz
Daniel Loose, Jr
Join Baker
Man 1
John Kissinger
Sarah
Marguerite Diehim
Reading
Bernice Marhart
Lully
Katie Hackman
Joseph N. Mohan
Court House of
Lancaster
Katie Yeager
Jacob Hellacher
Joseph N. Molin
Charles Bowman
Bethlehem
P.O
A. Lodge
Myers’ Grove
Community Notes From Krickerville And Nearby Towns
Saturday and Sunday social activity across Krickerville Willow Grove Christiana and surrounding areas is recorded. Names include Anise Romig Hannah Mellinger J W Gerhart Margarett Wiesl Mae Chayhill Sam Snyder Osear Kurty Alfred Louple Raymond Balmer and Norman Grayhill among others as visits and gatherings are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nissel Hill
Willon D. Plaute
Krickerville
Anise
Tale O. Romig
Sis
Hannah O. Mellinger
Alt Hirickerville
J. W. Gerhart
Margaret
Deal Chocolate Co
Willow Grove
Mysday
Migs Almenars Gerhart
Samuel W
Iser Gerhart
Christiana
J. B. Wiesl
Misses Mae
Wisie Chayhill
Reading
Mir
Sam'l Snyder
Helen
Mae
Osear Kurty
Harry
Denver
Alfred Louple
Lititz
Raymond Balmer
Millway
Wiest
Clarence
John Seibert
Leon
Norman Grayhill
Dorothy
Joseph Balmer
Mim
United in Holy Matrimony of Ford and Sturgis
The marriage of Frank Ford and Ira Sturgis took place at the United Brethren parsonage with Rev. Clint S Miller officiating. The bride, daughter of D Sturgis of 221 Mast Main St Latio, teaches in the United Brethren Sunday school and leads Otterbein Guild. groom son of J W Ford of Honeybrook served in the army and worked at Garber's creamery. They will reside in Lititz after securing a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Ford
Ira M. Sturgis
United Brethren Parsonage
Clint. S. Miller
John W. Nford
Honeybrook
D. Sturgis
Mast Main Street
Latio
Lititz
Tititz High School
Lancaster Business College
United Brethren Sunday School
Otterbein Guild
Fort Lang Houston
Tex
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Ralph E. Buch
W. Willis Rader
Tititz Pay
Exchan
Ligitz
Ste Bosin
Scharyy
Erstown
Lexington
Halp Ville
Crater Lane
Mount Ranier
J. Frank Buch
Mth
Rainier
Lilitx
W. H. Mowel
Seaman
LEED
Broad St
Lad
Bell
C. &. Zartman
Financial Statement
Lititz Boro
Lancaster Co
Ireland
C.H. Regen
HS Beck
Stag
Ford-Sturgis
Trimmer
Stele
Ansco
Kissel Har Ieee
Poland
Lilies
Frickerville
Yanan 'S
Fohoa V. Rot
Irnivedle Pike
Raw Hill
Mipnay K. Carper
Tan Ted
Brickerville
Brae Waleer's Hunt
B. Melinger
Bronnerville
Amanda B. Brackbill
Fast Petershur
Ketrs W. Wooniert
Te Pike
Nat Aterm Algo Finn Hold
Samuel
Scott’s Bookstore
Main St
Liberty Bonds
Phonograph Sales & Equipment CO
Lancaster County
Willis Gochenaur
Broad Street
P. & R. Reliread Crossing
Lititz Springs
Columbia
Independent Telephone
Keystone Garage
J. B. Sheaffer
Prop
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