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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary quote shows Uncle urging action to avoid waste and trouble. The line suggests a practical stance about facing issues rather than delaying. The source text reads as informal dialect with emphasis on immediate effort.
The Rumorist discusses a puzzling note about Woman coins found on a golf course with two golfers claiming to dig up Australian. It explains continent versus island distinctions noting continents are large landmasses with basins bordered by mountain ranges and earlier clocks relied only on hourly strikes to tell time.
Arthur Stringer comments that men struggle to be open with women because women resist openness and self exploration. He reflects on how gender dynamics shape intimate dialogue and social expectations in his critical voice.
A Paris radio enthusiast claims a new piano device will not disturb neighbors. Each key closes a current matching the note's frequency, which is amplified and heard through a headset worn by the player.
Nellie Webb in the Atchison Globe notes that a girl who loves a funny looking man may idolize him at first but after marriage he becomes less divine. The piece offers a wary reflection on shifting perceptions in domestic life.
The article analyzes a complex four hand bridge problem with no trumps. It outlines opening leads and subsequent play to maximize tricks, detailing sequences where Z or Y lead clubs, hearts, spades, and diamonds to force opponent errors and secure three to five odd tricks. It invites reader solutions for counterplay.
A West Dallas widow explains her last engagement failed because her fiancé, a patent medicine man, grew angry when she refused to discuss her liver in a testimonial. The item blends anecdote with local social commentary from the Dallas News.
A list details seven strange incidents including a bridge left hanging, a spade used as a paddle, a bathing suit hem missing, canoe oar locks, a girl without a left glove, trees blowing oddly with smoke to the right, a starfish in a freshwater stream, fish leaping on land, a canoe end out of water, and smoke rising from water.
A collage of local business cards and notices from Lititz Pennsylvania and nearby Brunnerville. Includes Chiropractic services by Jonas E Rissner and notary notations, hauling and wood sales, and real estate and insurance agents H Hershey and Gibbell.
The Neffsville column reports a Mass Meetings series continuation at 2 30 PM in the U B Church. Sunday visits include the Findley home, Dunkile home for the Thank Offering, and gatherings with the Binkley and Eichelberger families. Various Lancaster area residents and relatives visit each other including the Shaub, Hess, Kreider, and Rathfus households. Frances, Mary, and John Kreider are noted, along with Ada Kauffman and others visiting from Roseville and Oregon.
Quick tips for household care and cooking include protecting hammer heads with cloth to avoid marks on wood, making a fast salad dressing by blending sugar into sour cream with vinegar, and using cold and warm water to separate stuck glasses.
Mrs. A. A. Marshall of Philadelphia describes removing her goitre years ago. Her heart nerves and breathing were affected. She had nothing to sell and invites readers to call and read the details of her experience.
The piece argues that neglecting home repairs lowers value and increases future costs, urging readers to consult a local carpenter for cost estimates and guidance. It stresses matching materials to uses and cites the seller’s reputation for quality and value in materials offered.
A man, poor and without use for old friends, returns to his birthplace Glane Shadt Wo he was born and searches for old friends in the city. His wife is distant, kids smart yet cruel, and money flows away. he longs for the past and returns to the square in Grick for a reunion.
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