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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
3
A vintage ad style note describes a warm glowing atmosphere on biting days. It advocates a Perfection Oil furnace image product as a dependable heat source when ordinary heating is insufficient. The fragment hints at testing and steady operation to ensure constant warmth.
Officials warn of delays in processing nearly 400 aliens as relocation space runs short. Communication cites strained shores and interregional moves amid unsettled relations with eastern powers, causing hold ups in reception and paperwork.
Residents discuss various medicines and vitamins used for children, naming products and their effects. The scattered remarks mention preferences, trial results, and concerns about safety and efficacy.
Senate appropriation member Simont plans to eliminate 3000 to 9000 jobs by redistributing duties to prewar offices. Critics say War Risk Bureau overlaps with older agencies and bloats costs while delaying relief for coal shortages.
A Government issued pamphlet by the U S Public Health Service aims at informing soldiers sailors marines and nurses about regaining health and strength after discharge. It highlights resources and guidance to stimulate interest in post service health matters and voluntary self care.
The booklet on honey by States Relations Service covers ingredients, value, and cooking uses including honey as a sugar substitute with liquid adjustments. It notes free copies by requesting B. B. 663 from the Division of Publication, USDA. Also mentions a proposed National Council reorganization bill by Senator Caldwell for three-year terms and a National Guard unit in the War Department, and the repatriation of American dead under French government action through Ambassador Hugh Wallace.
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