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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
7
This farm page covers home butchering of pork beef and mutton with extension demonstrations on selecting animals and handling carcasses. It notes increased slaughter capacity from 1918 to 1928 due to power farming and advises diverse grain feeds for cows and brood sows and strategies to encourage hens to eat during cold spells.
Several residents prepared for Christmas events including shopping and a church program. Mrs. Lloyd Ober traveled to Lancaster for shopping while the Samuel W. Elser family and friends drove to Lebanon on Saturday. Mrs. J W Gerhart joined Mr and Mrs Rufus F Heisey in Lebanon and attended a quilting at Mrs Sallie Diehm’s home.
Tuesday afternoon gatherings and Sunday dinners are noted across Route Three and nearby towns. Families including Ober Dittman Rhoads Heary and others from White Oak Lititz Neffsville Millersville Rothsville and Leola visited, reminisced, and called on neighbors during the weekend.
Fragments describe a serene Bethlehem scene with a regal refrain and tender worship. A separate note reports Landbreck Germany enforcing a tax on cats to protect songbirds in the Breslau region, with households harboring up to ten felines cited.
A belt of still air encircles the globe at the Tropic of Cancer. It traces deserts from the Sahara to the Gobi and touches the western regions of America, forming an ideal line for cultivation of the Gate palm.
A reflective note emphasizes seizing present moments that cannot recur and cherishing imperishable experiences as time moves forward. The fragment cites Martineau on embracing now.
A roadside gate between Talwood and Garah features galvanized iron panels each with a life size painted sheep dog. Locals say no sheep ever pass, and when moving stock, the panels must be covered to hide the sentinels.
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