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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
2
A 1933 editorial argues against unchecked optimism or gloom. It champions facing facts with realism, noting optimists and pessimists both mislead, while realism offers safe judgment, clear goals, and steadier progress. The piece urges measured outlook as the best guide.
A fragment of alabaster goblet found at University of Michigan excavations at Seleucia Mesopotamia shows Egyptian inscribed pride. The piece hints gifts between eighteenth dynasty pharaohs and Seleucia rulers, treasured as potent charms by ancient households.
Small European homes adopt revolving pantries to maximize space. The compact storage device offers increased usability in tight kitchens, helping households store essentials while preserving floor area.
John Pinley Findlay, son of Archibald Fisley, guided Daniel Boone to Kentucky after visiting the Great Warriors' Path via the Cumberland Gap. Pinley’s tales inspired Boone during Braddock's campaign, leading to Boone's landmark 1747 expedition into the Kentucky country.
Tron Mike Mikulak, a 200-pound senior fullback from the University of Oregon, has long been praised as the West Coast’s top defensive player. This season he developed into a strong bell carrier, and his continued absence from the All‑America lineup would disappoint his hometown of Minneapolis.
All ready for the Great Western Live Stock show in Los Angeles with a prime steer leading the parade. The ambitious steer and his mistress May Phillips are billed as blue ribbon contenders in the prime steer class after a history of noted calf performance.
Scientists from Popular Mechanics Magazine say deep sea basins host mainly bacteria and planktonic marine plants. They argue most higher life forms cannot survive the extreme pressure near zero to three degrees Celsius, darkness, and starvation, yet some feed could be wasted as fish and crustaceans struggle to extract nutrients from seawater.
A Pennsylvania peddler recalling Braddock era Braddock days visits the Upper Yadkin home of Daniel Boone. He learns Boone failed to reach Kentucky via Big Sandy river and recounts the Gumbor route tale learned from early settlers.
The guide notes golfers should avoid standing too close to the ball and keep relaxed. It describes Liuoye forward stance, inside hand line, and a long low arc to smooth the sweep. Clubface remains closed with inward weight transfer to lengthen and flatten the arc.
The earliest post office in the American colonies began at Boston in 1693 at Richard Fairbanks’s house for incoming and outgoing letters. In 1753 Benjamin Franklin was named the first postmaster general.
A report from Jilnjab in India notes a Mayo salt ming produced about 4 000 tong ue salt with approximately 8 000 000 more accessible, indicating a significant salt resource in the region.
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