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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
7
Winter menus should balance hot dishes with cold salads. This item highlights the salad as a varied, economical, and vitamin rich course, featuring Roquefort Dressing Sour Cream Dressing and Spicy Salad Dressing recipes with olive oil, vinegars, herbs, and cheeses.
A compact history traces aviation from ancient dreams to Langley and the Wright brothers, then wartime advances, postwar commercial use, Lindberghs nonstop flight, and the modern rise of air travel. It notes public education, record speeds, and shifts in why people fly, concluding with a reflection on time. The piece also mentions St Pauls chapel as New Yorks oldest church building, erected in 1764.
Sealed proposals in Lititz PA will be received by the Borough Council secretary for the erection of a bridge over Lititz Creek on Water Street. Bids due by 8 pm March 11, 1930. must include 5 percent certified check. bond with surety required. council may reject any or all bids.
A compact lesson outlines Jesus healing leper and centurion servant, Peter's mother in law, and various cures. It highlights faith, power over illness and demons, and the compassion for the needy, with emphasis on healing as divine mercy.
A monthly school paper by Thelma Furlow Class of 1930 recounts Lititz history through club research. It notes pretzels rooted in Rothsville, a night watchman, early school sizes, inn-keepers’ salaries, and 1757 population, with plans to visit Moravian Church archives and other town sites.
A minute shift in current is detected by a micronometer, measured as small as one ten billionth of an ampere, indicating extreme sensitivity in the instrument’s readings.
Mr. James McCard of Bethlehem credits Konjola with curing years of digestion and constipation problems. He reports relief from stomach pain, belching, and bloating after taking the medicine, and says his appetite and strength have improved. Konjola is sold at L. N. Moyer's Drug Store in Lititz and widely by druggists in the region.
The Men's Sunshine Bible Class will meet at S. M. Llerr’s home Friday evening. Reuben B. Getz is bedridden with quinsy. doctors Walter and Pontius consulted Sunday. C. E. Society held a parsonage meeting Tuesday. Robert Moyer family plans move to Lancaster. Hackman family and Mrs. Sarah Hackman visited A. F. Getz family Sunday. Mrs. Leroy Wolf and children from Monterey visited their grandparents Saturday night. Local workers in Lancaster report business dullness. Dan Boyer to host a strong New York City colored basketball team Thursday on Schaum’s court. crowd expected to cover expenses. Miss Althea Werner’s Sunday School class hosts a Valentine social Friday at her home.
Dazzler, famed world renowned hog, weighing 1365 pounds and measuring 7 feet 2 inches, was sold Friday in Omaha Nebraska to a packing house. The giant pig toured the United States in 1928 at state fairs and livestock shows with several air plane jumps. William Moore of Omaha previously owned Dazzler, saying the prize animal was too costly to keep.
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