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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
7
A human skull found during digs at Bogle hole Mullesburgit recalls Scotland’s witch burning era. The site, once linked to 1587 events and known locally as Terrors Croft, echoes Musselburgh’s last witchcraft trials on Tarr RET��
A short clipped note cites a quotation about a good vocabulary and restraint, attributing the maxim to Helena Otont and the Record-Aerald. The piece hints at wisdom in managing language without overworking it.
The An cient Society of College Youths, possibly the oldest bell ringing society founded in 1087, has members worldwide. Twelve members were granted permission to ring the 12 bells of St Paul’s Cathedral in London, using a ringing method by Fabian Stedman of Cambridge from about 1810.
Lake Baikal in Siberia records a greater depth with fBAO feet as scientists note unprecedented measurements in the world’s deepest freshwater lake. Local experts point to geological activity and sediment changes affecting sonar readings.
An elderly Mrs. Grant shares ten-year memories as a neighbor offers fresh home baked cookies. Joe recalls past struggles with eating every crumb and asks his maid about the proper wording of a request.
A garbled OCR note discusses whether a naming form in East Indian title conventions equals given names or surnames. It hints at a comparison of terms and their social meaning but lacks clear specifics or dates.
Willard Harper son of Rev and Mrs 4 S Harper of Allentown and Lititz married Miss Evelyn K Diffenderfer of Allentown at Trinity Evangelical Church. Raymond Reedy of Lititz served as best man. Over 500 guests attended the ceremony and 25 visited a reception at Keystone Trait Inn. The couple will reside in Allentown after a Washington trip.
The United States and twenty seven other nations maintain the International Bureau of Weights and Measures at Sevres Paris in Parc du Saint Cloud. The bureau acts as custodian of international standards for length and mass the meter and kilogram.
Lionel Licorice commanded lifeboat 14 as the Vestris sank. He took charge of the boat holding 22 people and after rescue by the American Shipper, all 22 credited him with saving their lives.
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