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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
8
A couple plans a six week trip by train and bus to Berkley California. They will return via the southern states with Prof Ira Zartman of Berkley, a brother of the groom. They will live at the bridegroom's parents home for the present.
Lester K. Hossler and Miss Emma K. Grubb, both of Manheim, wed at the Reformed parsonage on Liberty Street Lititz. Rev. George B. Raezer officiated with a ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Manheim where the groom is a weaver.
A classified reader touts the RECORD ads as highly effective for renting homes and selling goods. He notes every time he places an ad, results are excellent and prompts buyers to his door in Lititz Territory.
The piece notes that even before modern fiction magazines, the Arabian Nights and the Decameron stood as famous early story collections. It argues their stories rival today’s in pace, plot, and insights into human nature, according to Golden Book Magazine.
Public information staff in Concord New Hampshire say tourists often ask to be directed to "the battle field" in Concord Massachusetts. The exchange highlights confusion over local history and place names.
In a tale from The Pretzelette, Lititz High School student Ehel M. Wike narrates Mat a newsboy on a cold Christmas Eve who loses and then finds his long lost father. The story unfolds as Mat survives a road accident and a hospital reunion reveals the father’s amnesia resolved by the child’s face. The mother’s faith and a shared hope seal a joyful, renewed family reunion.
Melvin H. Lauver recounts Amos’s hunt day at a snowy Huntington County camp. Amos faces buck fever and a tough shot at a twelve pointer, impressing fellow hunters and ending with a successful pennant buck and a side note of a heart from a Fisher. The piece blends tale of a novice hunter with camp lore and a closing verse.
Archaeologists report a pottery vessel at El Amarnah containing preserved meat dating to around 1500 B C showing ancient Egyptian canning. The site was a planned luxury town that was abandoned after construction and forgotten for centuries.
A short quotation extols equal beauty in all life noting a daisy matches a grand flower and blossoms once in a decade. It emphasizes simplicity and value in small life.
Mr. Daniel Rockford of Coatesville Pa describes chronic indigestion and fatigue then credits Konjola with a rapid turnaround. He says the medicine targeted the root causes, eliminated toxins, and restored energy in three weeks. Konjola is sold in Lititz Pa at L N Moyer's Drug Store and by local druggists.
Lancaster Bethlehem Airways unveils a night ground course for pilots and mechanics at Lancaster Airport and Bethlehem Municipal Airport. A classroom lab will feature wind tunnel models and a Wright Whirlwind motor among other equipment under Curtis Wright supervision. The eight week program starts first Monday in January, limits to fifty students, meets three nights weekly for two hours, and welcomes both men and women.
The tale recounts Addy Smith planning to stuff a worn stocking with Christmas gifts while his sister Agnes hoarded a longer stocking for herself. Agnes also took a stocking from their mother and hid chocolate cake, leaving the shorter stocking fuller on Christmas morning.
Tips for repurposing yesterday's leftovers with sauces and dressings. Beefsteak pie uses steak scraps, onion, tomato sauce, biscuit crust. Devilled turkey coats turkey pieces with butter, chili and mustard. Cold roast beef dressing features olive oil, tarragon, parsley and lemon juice. Minced veal on tea with tomato ketchup and gravy rounds out quick supper ideas.
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