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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
10
Golfers face trouble with iron shots and wedge play as mis hits and feints appear in practice. The text notes mirrored faults in iron and wedge swings and mentions a veteran stance.
A fragmented account highlights Mary Lindley Murray as a notable New York hostess and mother amid the American Revolution. It notes her home near Park Avenue and 37th Street and references Washington, Howe, and the British advance, blending personal history with wartime movements and a later golf anecdote dated 1922.
Governor Tyron visits the Murray house for a chat as Putnam’s forces move north under cover of woods aided by Anrog Birr. The following day Unionists win the Battle of Harlem Heights and plans emerge to honor Mrs. Murray with a monument.
The article notes chromium lrontium as an early lureist on ice and mentions its 1827 discovery near Maryllad and Pennsylvania. It asserts chromium’s first large scale use in building the Mississippi River bridge at St. Louis, which was completed in 1877 and remains in place.
A discussion on dieting and variety argues that many overeat due to limited choices. The piece cites a New England anecdote about butter avoidance and tasteless meals, urging readers to expand their diet for better health and fulfillment.
The readable text mentions a soldier named DOKERS Arfold Bengett on the war side who lapsed to treason, was injured, and asked to wear a uniform again. It also includes garbled phrases about food and safety, with several unclear names and terms.
A quirky jumble of notes describes playful terms and misused words from exams. It mentions Hydrophobia, Apostrenié, and playful critiques of medieval terms, with scattered phrases about philosophy and a provocative death reference.
A garbled 5th century artefact fragment mentions a glove or corfiy with a skeleton, possibly linked to an ancient burial. The text references a hive and fortifications but is largely unreadable, leaving the key details unclear.
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