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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
7
Neffsville's general store, run by H. E. Dunkle, dominates town life after 14 years of open service. The shop is stocked with top offerings and operated in a modern way, earning Dunkle recognition as a leading local businessman.
Editorial tribute to Clayton G. Dutt a Lancaster furniture dealer at 1034 North Lime Street praising his long service quality and customer focus. The piece credits his business growth to attentive supervision prudent policies and strong personal character earning high local standing.
Rare rifles claimed as first in the country from around 1780 with German influence in lines and decoration, crafted by gunsmiths Terbert or Decherd, and Leman.
A Lancaster County quarry operated by Binkley Brothers and Ober at R D 4 has enhanced regional industry. After a decade at East Petersburg, the firm now reflects high business ethics and quality in its stone product, earning strong client interest and a reputation for integrity.
The Raspberry Alley garage operated by Irvin J. Heisey for two years is highlighted for serving the public well. Heisey, born in Mt. Joy in 1898, has fifteen years of experience and facilities to transact business on modern lines.
The spider crab coats its body with ocean ooze and marine growth to blend with surroundings. This natural camouflage protects it from predators and aids in stealth for ambushing prey.
The article notes numerous burning coal mines in Pennsylvania with the Summit Hill anthracite mine burning since 1860 and a coal deposit near Brownsville said to have burned since before the Civil War.
Antiques are valued for authenticity and home appeal. 11. C. Dreher at 435 W. King Street, Lancaster, has built a respected antiques business with a long history and deep knowledge, drawing a clientele of dedicated collectors seeking proven pieces.
The piece muses on Christmas as a time of warmth, family, and good will centered on children around the hearth. It contrasts cozy domestic images with a broader plea for kindness and shared joy, emphasizing a message of hope for all in need during the season.
The text reflects on kindness to children during Christmas, suggesting generosity reveals our own happiness and calls us to act with true good will. It emphasizes comforting acts, honoring a child in a manger, and reaching for things that revive our inner spirit.
Detratt News questions why Christmas is shortened to Xmas and argues that the X stands for the chi symbol rather than cross. The note discusses Greek roots and initials claimed to abbreviate Christian terms.
A Collier's report notes that choices reveal character. Urban residents may prefer apartment scenes while lawyers tend toward sentimentality in holiday cards, reflecting personal taste and social context.
A Rural New-Yorker reflection argues against cynics who see Christmas as vanity and greed. It praises mothers and daughters who sacrifice for others, noting that those who call Christmas a burden reveal their own harsh life standards all year.
In many districts of Norway and Sweden every baby born on Christmas Day receives gifts from local and civil authorities. Bounties vary by district and are often invested until the child comes of age. In Naples some children are visited by Wise Men from a philanthropic society and given imitation stones valued later as treasured keepsakes.
A fragmentary exchange questions Dobbs anger over giving Christmas garde instead of presents to his friends. The dialogue hints at social expectations and a misaddressed gesture.
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