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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

2

Manheim and Elizabethtown to gain mail delivery soon

County items note Meantime local happenings report D K Kreider of Altoona donated to Elizabethtown College for a one year day student scholarship. Lancaster County furthers thrift stamp drive with $3.4 million projected. County bonds maturing early April 1918 retired ahead of schedule.

D. KE. Kreider Altoona Elizabethtown College Manheim Elizabethtown S. A. Keene Christiana Lancaster County Church of the Brethren At Harrisburg Stauffer Heistand Locust Grove Penn Township Addison Y. Keath Sprenger Lancaster People’s Trust Company National Savings Fund Arnold Lancaster County E. E. Mowrer

Europe Needs Food War Time Rallying Cry

Europe remains hungry as wartime needs curb supply. The food administration warns waste costs lives abroad and urges strict conservation. An official statement declares every conserved ounce must feed someone in Europe, stressing food as sacred and essential to life.

Food Administration Europe America

War Bread Costs Britain Government Toward Price Gaps

British government spends about 200 million dollars annually on war bread. English bread remains cheaper for consumers than in America due to government subsidies and controlled grain imports. The loafs sold at four pounds yield 48 cents with adulteration and milling losses pushing purity down. France shows similar but larger extraction with a four pound loaf at 16 cents.

America Great Britain France

Alaska Wilds and Mounted Police Tales in Letter

The writer laments Alaska governance by distance and praises the Northwest Mounted Police for halting crime in the Klondike era. He recalls river boat policing, outlaw encounters, red light districts, and rough river towns, noting alcohol bans and wartime loyalty. A final Alaska installment promises tales from a 14 day sea voyage and a 90 year old woman’s fall.

M. J. Brown Rex Beach Alaska Washington U. S Canadian Northwest Territory Dawson Columbia Yukon Canadian Northwest Canada States Northwest Mounted Police Canadian Mounted Police Klondike Texas Rangers White Horse Korry Mile Mounted Police Skagway Whitney's Point N.Y Frank H. Smith Los Angeles Ual New York Little Valley Hughes W. B. Hughes Cattaraugus County San Francisco Alaskan Sam St. Michael Seattle

Scouts Pass Tests at Minneapolis Court of Honor

The first session of Minneapolis Boy Scouts Court of Honor examined 80 scouts from different troops in signaling first aid compass thrift and nature study. Judge Hale presided while Lt. George A. Treadwell U.S. Navy directed exams. Scouts passed 64 tests with no failures and impressed examiners with their knowledge and alertness.

Court of Honor Boy Scouts of Minneapolis Hale Edward L. Waite L. S. Sorenson M. Roan George A. Treadwell A. A. Mickelson William Esterley

Boy Scouts Trained Like Soldiers in Stealth Tactics

Sir Robert Baden-Powell notes British soldiers being taught to hide and creep, matching boy scout methods. A scout officer and several scouts assist in instruction. Going on all fours is risky. Scouts excel at creeping inch by inch, keeping the body stiff and moving forward. Such Day scouts prove valuable in trench warfare for stealth and navigation in darkness.

Robert Baden-Powell

Good Turns By Boy Scouts Aid Hospitals and Towns

Ashburnham Mass scouts sent a money gift to a hospital ward in Neuilly France. Brockport scouts undertook community work collecting street markers for the village. St Albans Vermont scouts completed marker projects for their town.

Boy Scouts of Ashburnham Mass Neuilly France Brockport Bse Acente St Albans

Anuric touted as kidney aid in Pennsylvania ads

Advertorial notices claim Anuric double strength relieves rheumatism kidney trouble and related pains. Testimonials from residents like Mr Good Nesecoprek and Jacos Goop praise quicker relief and renewed strength, urging readers to try the trial package from Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY.

Pennsylvania Dr. Pierce Bright W. M. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Mr. Good Nesecoprek Anurie

Boy Scouts Conduct Cleanups and Aid in Accidents

In Auburn Alabama scouts cleared weeds at General Standira and prepared waste paper for sale. In Holyoke Massachusetts forty scouts canvassed gardens for a census of home garden products. In San Francisco a boy named Jack Foley, thirteen, from St. Phillips Catholic Church troop aided a struck streetcar victim.

Standira Auburn Ala Holyoke Mass San Frantisco Jack Foley Boy Scouts St. Phillips Catholic Church

Mystery of Love Inspires Thoughtful Reflections

The writer reflects on love as life’s great mystery, contrasting countless faces and voices with the singular, decisive connection of one beloved. Descriptions unfold through poetic lines about attraction, beauty, and the enduring pull of the beloved amid a broader world.

Christian Herald

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