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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
2
A Maryland homemaker adapts Frances Lee Barton’s chocolate ice box cookies by wrapping rolls in waxed paper to keep dough cylindrical in the refrigerator. She yields 68 cookies using pecans instead of walnuts and shares a recipe including cake flour and melted chocolate.
Favorite recipe outlines an Ice Box pudding that requires no oven. Readied from bran flakes milk dates walnuts and marshmallows the mixture chills in the refrigerator for 5 to 6 hours and slices serve eight with whipped cream. Inter local news noted on every page of today's RECORD.
Going to School pattern available in sizes 8 78 12 and 14 at Zaxtman s Store Broad and Front Streets Liita Pa for sale.
A devotional poem fragment speaks of surrender to divine guidance. The speaker trusts God’s sovereign path above personal choice, finding strength in divine wisdom while valleys of darkness pass. Refrains affirm that God’s day and strength guide every step, even as faith endures through doubt.
B M Seaman promotes Kellogg's Grape Juice at 27e a quart or 2% for two pints as Labor Day entertaining boosts. Lititz Book Store displays notebooks and fillers with varied ring sizes and prices. Prautz Bros offers Bunny Crib ets and warm blankets while Wertsch's sells pens. Spacht's highlights August Sale on furniture.
The article discusses using chafing dishes and electric appliances for outdoor meals among flowers. It notes all extension cords must be rubber coated to prevent moisture from the dewy grass from causing electrical issues.
The page catalogues quirky scenes from a league event with names like Harry Ruley Clayton Keath Tom Dussinger and Art Bushong. It mentions a failed fishing trip on the Susquehanna a shopfront sidewalk cleaning and a practice game where trousers ripped and a referee’s call in Hershey tennis.
Housewife’s Diary advises August is not good for moving poppies and suggests dividing and transplanting or buying new plants. It also covers handling hot pads, sewing tape to notepads, keeping roses watered by soaking, and cautions against mildew from sprinkling. It mentions using eles tine wiring for indoor outdoor convenience and breakfast dishes.
Sylvia Tongenécker entertained guests for a Saturday bridge afternoon at her home. Present were Misses Beatrice Bomberger Helen Leed Irene Keener Betty Martin Margaret Kofroth and Mrs. Luther Ruhl of town and Miss Mary Graybill of East Petersburg. Miss Keener and Miss Kosroth won first and second prizes respectively.
Outdoor summer meals bring family togetherness and vitality. Garden grown dishes tempt appetites, and cooking and cleaning become shared activities, offering relaxation for indoors bound people and a natural, enjoyable dining experience.
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