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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
2
An irritable, ailing man once mocked as an old pill finds relief after using Beecham's Pills. Two tablets at bedtime restore digestion, liver activity, and regular habits, turning him into a hopeful husband and advocate for the remedy.
Lititz Borough council enacts Raspberry Alley opening and 20 foot extension to First Avenue as plotted. Ordinance dates to November 28, 1922 with signatures of President Bomberger and Attest J B Herr. Administrative notice follows for estate of J Fred Essig with required debts and claims handling by Rank M Rowman administrator.
A Bay Window Room portrait of Gen Grant prompts memories of Civil War service and a Berlin anecdote. The piece recounts Grant’s discreet Berlin visit for breakfast with Bismarck, described as modest and unheralded, causing chatter in German papers and admiration for restraint over pageantry.
Five rolling mills in Columbia report strong business with Edward T. Edwards, proprietor of two mills, credited for the upswing. The Edwards mills employ 400 men and handle 21g times their prior tonnage. Union Street mill features the largest iron cutting shears in the country.
In December 17 Rev E L Leisey now of Numedia Pa will assume the pastorate of the New Holland Lutheran church. Lancaster county potato crop 1922 reported at 253184 bushels average 107 bushels per acre. Mrs Elizabeth Buck named court tipstaff for Lancaster County Children s Aid Society.
Democratic State chairman Austin R. McCollough of Lancaster invites the Legislature's elected members and state office candidates to a Harrisburg dinner on December 15 to discuss party pledges and the next legislative bloc. A gasoline electric train trial on the Maryland and Pennsylvania line could soon run between Belair and York with 86 passengers, matching the steam locomotive trip time in test runs.
Practical guidance on insect pest control by cleaning fields and burning debris. Storage temps for vegetables, eye grade egg sizes, livestock protection against cholera and abortion, barn ventilation, and maintaining stable coolness to reduce disease risk.
Eggs kept in cold storage nearing expiration may be offered as fresh and mixed with fresh eggs. State agents warn buyers to check age before purchase during holiday trade. Dean Prolish and Richard E. Edmonds plan a trip to Tampa Florida for Christmas and will stay until next summer with aid from motorists.
Edward O. Babcock retires after four decades as a local mail carrier. His colleagues honor him with a gold watch and purse of gold. He helped introduce free delivery and is credited with an immense tally of miles walked and mail handled.
In medieval belief elemental spirits presided over the four elements. Fire spirits known as salacmedyrs ruled fire, water beings called Qkiees ruled water, air spirits called sylphs ruled air, and earth beings named cereth gros governed earth.
The notice claims catarrh worsens when health is poor, showing it is affected by general constitution. It describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic to boost overall health, sold by druggists for over 40 years by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Prepare a plan of pre spring maintenance and farm shop upgrades. List essential repairs to engines, bindings, belts, pumps, fuel systems, lubrication, and electrical wiring. Include improvements like sharpening implements, rebuilding tools, wiring upgrades, storage organization, and safety measures for efficient seasonal work.
The article explains December to February timing for stripping and baling Pennsylvania cigar leaf, stressing moisture control to avoid fermentation problems. It details safe water use, dampening methods, and the risks of overwatering, plus grading into fillers wrappers and scraps, sizing and baling practices, and the impact on quality and prices.
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