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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1911

Page

3

Reading's Y M C A to add 990 seat hall and 600 gym

Reading plans a new Y M C A building with a 990 seat hall and a 600 capacity gymnasium. A fundraising campaign will fund a paid site and $10,000 in treasury. Senator La Follette to speak in Harrisburg mid March at the Board of Trade auditorium.

Reading United States Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Board of Trade Harrisburg Williamsport Fred Weidman Tilden Township Merion Charles Schultz Lansdale Green County

Hungry Sam Eats Outrageous Feat At Bloomsburg Party

Hungry Sam Miller of Bloomsburg Pennsylvania attended a Chicken and Waffle supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Kniss near Strawberry Ridge. After 50 guests ate, he arrived uninvited and ate five chickens 50 waffles two cans of pickles three dozen small cakes two large cakes five country pies and finally drained an eight quart bucket of waffle dough before the food ran out.

Sam” Miller Bloomsburg Charles Kniss Strawberry Ridge Sam

Perils of Lion Taming in Exhibition Cage

Louis tells an attendant the act may end him as he leaves the cage after a lion exhibition. The attendant jokes about Reno and fear, while the trainer complains cages are draughty and could kill him. the exchange reveals bravado, humor, and danger around the stunt.

Louis Reno

Stretched High Wire Across River After Breaker

A gorge flood broke a crib on an island near York Furnace, tearing down a seventy five foot pole with two Standard Oil telegraph wires. A new 4000 foot steel span was installed across the river, engineered by John Baer and electrician Jacob Hatt with Lancaster linemen, crossing via ice and a boat through a several hundred foot wide channel. The span is set high enough to withstand future freshets.

McCall Ferry York Furnace Standard Oil Company John Baer Standard Jacob Hatt Lancaster Tce

Ripe Pears Survive Midwinter In Cambridge Garden

Charles Shorter of Cambridge tends a Kiefer pear tree that bears ripe fruit despite freezing weather. After a failed fall harvest, he kept watch as pears lingered on the branches. He plans to let remaining fruit rot on the tree to observe decay.

Charles Shorter Cambridge Shorter

Riis Relates Danish Town Tales Of Honest Lawyer

In a reminiscence from Denmark titled The Old Town Jacob A Riis recalls a village with two lawyers one regarded as honest and the other tricky. He shares an anecdote where two farmers race to town over a fence line and one concedes, choosing peace over pride when the other declares honor in law.

Denmark Jacob A. Riis Mr. Riis Hans Hit Sawyer

A Mercenary Marriage Turns Happy for Lady March and Richmond

In a tale from Lady Russell’s Rose Goddess, the second Duke of Richmond wed Lady Sarah Cadogan at thirteen to cancel her father’s gambling debts. Three years later Lord March, after a continent tour, rekindled affection with his bride in London, becoming inseparably devoted.

Lady March Duke of Richmond Sarah Cadogan Lord March Sarah Lady Russell Rose Goddess Marek London March

A Strict Dramatic Censor in Vienna's History

Vienna's famed early 20th century censor Franz Hoegelin issued a manual guiding stage strictures. He ruled lovers must not be shown alone and marriages across class lines were forbidden, citing a hero marrying a gardener's daughter as unacceptable.

Vienna Franz Hoegelin Hoegelin

Ostrich Farm in Pena Northern Ill Horse of Africa at Bloomsburg Farm

The African Ostrich Farm Company in Bloomsburg, Columbia County, showcases the first northern ostrich farm in America. Birds arrived last summer after purchase in Africa, endured a light snow season, and have been shown at 14 state fairs. Plucking events yield valuable plumes, despite injuries during hooding. Birds eat hay and bran, lay many eggs, and one acre can feed 20 birds. The article notes the potential profitability of ostrich eggs and plumes, and ends with moral couplets.

African Ostrich Farm Company Bloomsburg Columbia County America Los Angeles Cal Jacksonville Fla Allentown Africa William H. Hile Columbia New York Phila Roosevelt Delfino Lio

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