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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
3
An article from the Chappel Kennel Foundation traces global dog proverbs, noting Italian French Latin and English lines such as Love me love my dog and A timid dog barks fiercer than he bites. It contrasts ancient neglect of health with today’s emphasis on diet and exercise.
A quotation about daily life forming character. It states habits shape character more than birthdays or New Year resolutions. The workshop of character is everyday actions, where battles are won or lost in the ordinary hour.
An alloy combining tungsten carbon and cobalt, capable of scratching sapphire, is now used for saw teeth to cut wood treated with fire resisting or preserving chemicals, promising durability in harsh conditions.
The first annual meeting and conference of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society will be held in Lancaster on Thursday and Friday January 19 and 20, 1933. Joint sessions will be held with Rotary Kiwanis Clubs and the County Medical Society. Prominent medical and preventive health figures will speak.
The Cloud Peak Primitive area spans about 94 000 acres on the high core of the Bighorn mountains in Wyoming. It lies in the Big Horn National forest between the Continental Divide and the Black Hills at elevations of 9 500 to 13 165 feet. The area hosts around 200 lakes, many glacial in origin, with abundant wildlife and no automobile roads. Pioneer travel conditions persist under Forest Service management.
The Tamarack mine at Rubelloughton county in the Upper Peninsula is claimed to be the deepest copper mine. Shaft No 8 reaches 5,808 feet, making it the deepest of its kind worldwide.
Prof H H Beck of South Broad Street was nominated for president of the Lancaster County Historical Society at the monthly meeting Friday night. He is unopposed and likely to be elected for a tenth term at the next gathering. The nominating committee proposed a third vice president and expanding the executive committee from 10 to 12 members, but the change would require a constitutional amendment and was tabled until next time.
The first Protestant service in Canada was held in the chapel of St. Anne at Port Royal on October 10, 1910. Rev. John Harrison read the service and Rev. Samuel Hasker delivered the sermon.
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