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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
7
Timely reminders on egg quality and pricing, milk freezing dangers, early spring seed sowing for cabbage and lettuce, and poultry breeding timing. Also notes on harness sire options and estate matters involving William Royer, Harvey Royer, Clayton Royer, and the estate of Sarsh Dommoyer with notices to creditors and heirs in Lititz and Manheim areas.
James H. Breitigan named executor of William Rupp of Penn Township Lititz Pennsylvania requests all debts be paid immediately and invites those with claims against the estate to present them in Lititz Pa.
Inspectors report year ending December 21 1921 detailing inmate counts by category charges and debts. Includes inventories of stock goods manufactured revenue and expenses orders issued and profits with signatures of officials and notary public acknowledgment.
A critique argues prose clarity tests mass power of exposition. It warns that detailed knot instructions mislead readers in danger and praises mastering English by describing ideas clearly rather than mechanical steps. The piece cites Belloc’s New Statesman remark.
A Wordsworth marginal note in Coleridge Biographia Literaria turns up after a Oxford second hand find. The buyer buys at 4.31 dollars, discovers Wordsworth on a blank page, and sells back for 12 pounds. A London Doehill find yields Thomas Gray’s signature costing 1s 0d and now worth 4 pounds 10 shillings.
Ning Gore, daughter of former Senator Thomas P. Gore, married Lt Eugene Larker Vidal of the U S Air Service in a Washington ceremony attended by diplomats and congressional society. Due to the bride’s ill father, the marriage was performed by Representative William A. Rodenberg.
A report notes a mass gathering of about five thousand women from across the country in Osaka on November 15, urging disarmament and sending congratulations to Mr. Hughes on the Washington disarmament conference. The piece comments on slow but steady awakening of Japanese women and ties it to broader social change.
The report notes 822 wheat varieties with botanical differences, fifteen London fire alarms of which ten were false, and a British inventor’s stove that uses briquettes and wood for heat. It cites 20 000 umbrellas left in Paris railways, a Durban to Glenene rail electrification plan, and a hand operated device showing celestial movements by a British scientist.
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