Lititz Record Issued Weekly Editors and Publishers
The Lititz Record, issued weekly by The Record Printing Co with editors E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson. It notes mailing details and office address at % South Broad Street, Lititz, Pa, for communications and subscription matters.
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E. D. Fulweiler
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Moon and clocks and time myths in a winter issue
A musing collection notes that the moon can affect pendulum clocks and that clock placement and nearby clocks may alter time readings. It argues there is no perfect man made standard of time, with sundials still usable but imperfect in cloudy skies. Also mentions 1922 Lancaster Auto Show innovations and Risburg Farm Show crowds, plus geese and blooms signaling a mild January. It closes with a obituary note on William Wrigley.
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American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Mr. Hinstein
Sejet
Lancaster
Automatiao
Rts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Florida
Gulf Stream
Stauffer
Disarmament Seen as Heaviest Tax Reduction
A view is urged that world disarmament would lift a heavier burden of taxation from humanity than any other retrenchment, arguing that maintaining war engines drains resources and society.
One Shellfish Family Alliances Lobster Relations
A fragment notes that shrimp prawns and crayfish form a shellfish family allied to the lobster with crayfish often termed fresh water lobster.
Test For Camera A Gey Camera Science Note
A science note describes a gey camera capable of two exposures per second. It suggests a timing estimate for capturing a large beach crowd in a daily context, referencing the Boston Herald and a feed mash product for starting and growing chicks.
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Boston Herald
Coffee's place in diet explored in taste and health
A historical note discusses coffee's role in nutrition and pleasure. It covers infusion methods like the drip, aroma oils, and comparisons to tea, plus claims coffee does not destroy sleep and is not habit forming. It notes individual sensitivities and suggests moderate, properly prepared coffee remains enjoyable.
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Wien
M. L. Wallingworth
Columbia University
Fred A. Moss
George Washington University
Colgate University
New Honor Roll Tops Old List At Lititz High
Lititz High pretzelette reports more students on the honor roll in the first two reports this year than last year. Selections list Beatrice Bomberger Irene Keener Robert Peiffer Edith Diehm Ruth Dissinger Mary Bender Wilmer Eby Catherine Rolman Pauline Seibert Helen Snyder Clyde Myer Mildred Gangner Jane Miller and others across class levels.
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Beatrice Bomger
Helen Barhart
Irene Keener
Y Koch
Robert Peiffer
Edith Diehm
Ruth Dissinger
Maybelle Helter
Dorothy O
Catherine Rohman
Pauline Seibert
Helen Snyder
Clyde Myer
Mary Bender
Mildred Gangner
Jane Miller
Wilmer Eby
Robert Lyta
John Huber
Lloyd Graybilly Breshmen
Arlene Bomberger
Mil Greed Brookmyer
Sara Chronister
Janet Eby
Margaret Erline
Helen Farrand
Evelyn Zimmerman
Edith Kreider
Margaret Posey
Olive Snyder
Beatrice Bomberger
Mary Hoch
Loreta Mellinger
Robert Peiffay
Mlotenes Steffy
Richane Zart- Juniorg
Catherine Rolman
Belen Snydey
Pauline Seiert
Wilmer Ebyilidred Gangner
Joan Herz
Robert Lute
Paulie Rensehler
Lena Risser
Mildred Sara Chronister
Students Play 547 Instruments at School Survey
A survey by M C Denny shows piano remains most common with 189 players and 78 taking lessons. Violin ranks second with 26 players and 10 lessons. bugle has 47 players. mouth organ 84. ukulele 32. drum 11. trumpet 16. clarinet 15. Jewish harp 26. mandolin 2. accordion 2. guitar 5. banjo 2. saxophone 5. bass horn 8. trombone 8. piccolo 3. flute 2. Notables include Arthur Keller Mildred Young Robert Martin Marimba players. Ita Fry bass violin Edith Diehm viola.
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Arthur Keller
Mildred Young
Robert Martin
Ithetta Fry
Edith Diehm
Grade Buglers Rapidly Becoming Proficient
The drum and bugle corps formed in the lower grades is quickly showing proficiency in tactics, according to directors Professor Denny and Mr. Grimm, the school's musical director.
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Demmy
Grimm
Clock Gift From Class of 1917 Planned For School
The class of 1917 will present a program clock to the school. The clock will ring automatically at the end of each class period and at the start of the next, and it will be placed in the office.
Student Safety Patrol Forms At Local School
The Student Safety Patrol, organized under Sergeant Kauffman and Mr. Ede ward Gable, operates at busy intersections to guard pupils. It includes captains, lieutenants, and patrolmen from senior to freshman classes, each wearing badges and Sam Brown belts, with duties at specific crossings and times.
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Kauffman
Edeward Gable
Lancaster Automobile Club
Jr. Arbogast
Facillty
Toms
Par
Orange
Juniper Alley
Robert Paiffer
lLiewtenant
Mary Bender
Ith Diehm
Leon Kopp
Willard Mathers
Kitty Groff
Pauline Rentach- Tey 'Ra
Sqnad
Wa Newconer
KE I A
Mary Saramy
Wilbur
John Hertz
Prir Jowee
Teams Cuesan To Debate Unemployment Insurance
Two debate teams were selected by Iyer and Mr Furlow to argue unemployment insurance problems. Eighteen contestants were chosen from applications after trials at the High School auditorium. Members include Cleo Tinamel Berger Mildred Gangner Robert Peiffer John Huber and alternates on the native team coached by Mr Farlow. Negative team includes Susanne Flower Edna Eby Robert Posey Richard Moss and alternates coached by Miss Elizabeth Garber. Evelyn Zimmerman June Byler Glyde Myers and John Hertz are named as chairmen timekeepers and rebuttal custodians.
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Iyer
Furlow
Tywo Co
Cleo Tinamelberger
Mildred Gangner
Robert Peiffer
John Huber
Farlow
Susanne Flower
Evelyn Zimmerman
June Byler
Glyde Myers
John Hertz
Litita history questions and answers on early industry and transport
The Q and A cover Lititz origins noting first industry in Litita, a night watchman calling hours from 1792, A A Beck not the first teacher as Rev Leonard Schnell began teaching in 1848, and no stage coach evidence with 1895 trolley service as Lancaster to Lititz transport.
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Litita
Lititz
Atchanan
A. A. Beck
David Tannnenburg
Leonard Schnell
Love Questionnaire sparks humor on marriage risks
Boston University psychology professor Wayland C Vaughan calls marriage a gamble. He outlines questions for the lovesick swain to ask his girl about dreams, happiness, mood, finances, gifts, and expectations. He sums up with a quip that a single giggle and two stockings do not make a wife.
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Wayland C. Vaughan
Boston University
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Vaughan
Jimmy’s Circus Dream to Buy an Elephant
Among thousands of kids at a Los Angeles circus, a boy named Jimmy is captivated by a huge elephant he sees cooling itself with water. He pleads with his mother to buy the elephant and take it home, imagining a new friend for their family.
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Jimmy
Los Angeles
Litte
Mamama
Great Big Elephant For Waterworks Joke
A mother questions what to do with a large animal while Jimmy insists an elephant could help water the yard and waterworks. The exchange ends with playful imagination about the elephant spraying water and easing chores.
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Jimmy
Los Angeles Times
Origin of the ten cent piece and tithe terms
Pathfinder Magazine traces the word dime from Latin and explains its link to decimus meaning one tenth. The article notes the term line in England signified church tithe in the 14th and 15th centuries and cites biblical and historical translations. It also states the American ten cent piece was called a dime because it represents one tenth of a dollar.
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Pathfinder Magazine
England
King Toate
John Wrelf
Indians and gambling in early North American tribes
Madelin Blitzstein in the Boston Transcript notes Penobscot of Maine marked bone disks the Sioux phim stones and Pueblo wooden blocks as gambling implements. In the early seventeenth century Native Americans widely pursued wagering with high stakes on throws of these objects.
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Madelin Blitzstein
Boston Transcript
Maine
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