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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
6
The plan blends discovery, care, and prevention with community measures and public hygiene. Official agencies handle institutional care while voluntary groups like the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society focus on prevention and public education through literature, films, talks, and health campaigns.
B Nenneth Johnson of Yale wins the Prix de Rome architecture award. The Mead Fellowship provides 1500 dollars annually for three years, with residence and studio in Rome and travel allowance. The prize is valued at about 1000 dollars for the winner.
A draft lie on display in the main lobby of the Treasury building in Washington. It honors Lafayette with $200,000 for appreciation of his sacrifices and services, presented by the general.
A read fragment notes birds detect ground features and changes at unusual distances. The sentence suggests perceptions of plowed fields and a claim that birds observe soil condition unusually quickly.
A Washington Star excerpt cites Li Ho the sage of Chinatown warning that an ambitious man may desire power without knowing how to manage it if he gains it. The remark frames dangers of unchecked ambition and misused authority in retrospection.
A string of local crimes and accidents unfolding Friday across Ephrata Atglen Bainbridge New Holland and Lancaster includes a suspected car theft and possible fatal crash in Co calico Creek a hitchhiker attack near York a carbon monoxide scare among three men in Atglen and a gunshot injury to Anna Nagle in Bainbridge Meanwhile a truck collision with a train occurs in New Holland and a Safe Harbor dig team learns river glyphs will be removed before dam work with Lancaster officials present
The text lists nine daughters of Jupiter and Mnemosyne governing the arts and sciences. Calliope oversees epic poetry and rhetoric, Clio history, Erato love poetry, Thatia festivals and comedy, Melpomene tragic poetry, Derpsichore dancing, Euterpe instrumental music, Polyhymnia singing and rhetoric, and Urania astronomy.
The article notes Portuguese as Brazil’s official language and the only Latin American country where it is the prevailing language. It reflects on language status within Brazil as reported by Pathfinder Magazine.
A reflective line from Dickens urges broader cultivation of beauty and lightness of heart. It emphasizes cheerful spirit and sincere encouragement over harshness or rigidity.
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece argues mental illness stems from brain infections and bodily conditions. It cites a hospital study of 210 patients: 16 percent from brain infections, 7 percent from distant infections, 26 percent from constitutional defects, and 15 cases from shocks or sorrow, urging proper care and nourishment.
Early diagnosis is crucial to cure tuberculosis and prevent death or delayed recovery. The article lists danger signals such as weight loss fever night sweats and persistent cough and urges annual physical exams and awareness. It notes a nationwide campaign for early diagnosis by state and local tuberculosis organizations in April 1930.
A 1930 farm operations note urges keeping records on stock and property and promotes Pennsylvania State College correspondence courses in agriculture and home economics. The State Farm Products Show in Harrisburg will feature over 80 agriculture groups with 150 lectures previously given.
Betty Weakland of Cleveland closes a 15 day evangelistic campaign at Ephrata United Brethren Church. Crowds filled each service last Sunday evening and praised her eloquence, delivery, and strong message despite her 18 years.
Fines for automobile law violations in Lancaster County totaled $8,620 in 1929 with December pending. Judges Landis and Groff imposed most fines in November, totaling $2,860 for the month, and a check to the State Highway Department confirmed the November record.
A Farms and Fireside note describes forest revenue paying all expenses in parts of Germar with some towns collecting no taxes and residents receiving a dividend from the forest income.
A garbled line hints at a poetic fragment about senses and doubt. The text appears scrambled with stray letters and missing structure, making interpretation uncertain and highlighting difficulty in reading the original verse.
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