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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1924

Page

2

Manheim Rod and Gun Club plans dam reconstruction and fishing access

The Manheim Rod and Gun Club reports it liberated twenty four rabbits from the state and aims to rebuild the dam at Lancaster Junction to restore angling. A quarry blast east of Marietta loosened over eleven thousand tons of stone for road concrete. Chamber of Commerce backs a footpath on the new Coeslico bridge and will seek state highway approval.

Manheim Rod and Gun Glub Club Lancaster Junction Snagely Stricna Hinkle Marietta Messrs Wolf Jam McDonald Wilmington Coeslico Main Street Nubrata Chamber of Commerce

Efficiency of Flocks Increased by Standard Guideline

Farmers adopt a monthly standard to guide flock production. A steady target reduces mortality in winter and improves annual yield. The guideline, endorsed by the State College of Forestry, aims to balance monthly input with flock health and overall profit.

Teivits Daduelig State College of Fareist Faniery Tsteu Senlembe Petal Ecreleg Aipy

Foul Weather Warning From Unusual Air Clarity

Atmospheric conditions indicate foul weather as distant sounds and sharp distant visuals occur under warm southerly winds. A stratus cloud reduces ground heating creating a stable lower atmosphere and amplified sound waves from nearby sources reach listeners clearly.

Earth

Earth Origin Tied to Sun Fragments Say Scientists

Scientists from astronomy geology and physics argue earth formed from sun fragments as the sun shed matter in a rapid earlier era. They describe molten conditions and a lifeless start with water and rainfall forming after cooling and crust solidification.

Earth Sun Moon Stern

Why You Are What You Are Benevolence Traits Explored

A 1923 Western Newspaper Union feature on benevolence as a personality faculty. It describes forehead lines and expressions signaling benevolent nature, empaths, and a tendency to help others even at personal cost, noting the balance with willpower and caution against overgiving.

Lear Flo Western Newspaper Union

Pro longed world trip tests lovers vow

Ada begs Adolf to promise letter from every town on his world voyage. He questions her motives asking if her love is real or just collecting foreign postage stamps. The scene follows a tearful farewell as he holds her. The newspaper notes the exchange in a provincial essay style.

Adolf Eriel Ada Galgary Daily Herald

Aq expert knocker analysis on commedys hard times

An expert commentator notes that the current crisis calls attention to the fact that comedy is in tough straits and requires careful handling to serve its audience well. The remark highlights the need for empathy and restraint in response to hardship.

Twnele Shen

Fiddled for Molly Maguire Gang

Paul F. Wirt of Bloomsburg recalls playing for condemned Molly Maguire gang members in Columbia County jail. The three men were executed over 40 years ago for Alexander Rae's death. They danced to his jig tunes and one gave a knife and a religious tract as a keepsake.

Paul F. Wirt Bloomsburg Molly Maguire Columbia County Alexander Rae Wirt Mr. Wirt Pat Hester

One Cent Takes His Horse in New Salem Sale

In New Salem York County W E Glatfelter sold his horse to T E B Aughenbaugh for one cent after having just bought a replacement horse. Rural mail carriers often wear out horses quickly.

New Salem York County W. E. Glatfelter Royal Mail T. EB. Aughenbaugh Glatfelter Aughenbaugh

Milton Opens 2500 Cufd Oxygen Plant

Milton inaugurates the United Oxygen Manufacturing plant placed in operation late last week with a capacity of 2500 cubic feet per day.

Milton United Oxygen Manufacturing Company

Champion Wildcat Hunter Slutter Dominates Pennsylvania Bounty

Pocono Lake hunter Harrison Slutter brings eight wild cat pelts to the Game Commission office including a record size specimen. With bounty increased from eight to fifteen dollars per animal he earns about 129 dollars plus smaller sums. Demand rises as 860 to 400 claims are filed daily with five to six bags of mail. The bounty boost spurs increased hunting and trapping activity.

Harrison Slutter Pocono Lake Pennsylvania Game Commission Commission Slutter

Foxes Raid Farm Fowl Near Harmony Hill

At Anna Mary Williams farm near Harmony Hill foxes are depleting flocks by stealing chickens and ducks. The den lies near the woods and the animals ambush poultry at the timber edge. Foxes raid more during spring and also cause losses in winter. other farmers report similar fowl losses.

Anna Mary Williams Harmony Hill

Death of Reading paper man C. L. Van Reed at 70

C. L. Van Reed retired paper manufacturer and Berks county native died at his Reading home last week from heart trouble. He would have turned 71 in March and led the family business with C. Raymond Van Reed who now operates the plant. An ancestor span to Holland and Lititz connections noted.

Ephrata Charles L. van Reed North Fourth Street Reading van Reed Lower Heidelberg Township C. Raymond van Reed Lititz

Early Cabbage Varieties and Farm Calendar Notes

Farmers are advised to plant the new Golden Acre cabbage for ultra early heads. Tests for seed corn germination should use warm near 70F. eggs for hatching need careful storage at 50–60F with daily turning. Storing ice could cool milk next summer and reduce losses. Feed breeding ewes extra legume hay and silage. grain mix of oats corn bran or oil meal and ample exercise recommended.

Golden Acre

Different Meat Breeds and Winter Egg Layers Explored

A historical discussion outlines meat breed groups and winter egg layers for fowl keepers. It weighs reasons for keeping three varieties such as Tight Strabmas and Plymouth checks, plus Lovhovis for steamed markets, and notes alternatives like Grohonis for smaller birds.

Tle Wymouth Hhode Islands

Meat Scrap Ration Safe for Egg Hatching Feed

Ohio Experiment Station tests show meat scrap in laying hen rations does not affect egg hatchability. Rations with 2 12 and 24 per cent meat scrap yielded hatchability around ten percent. Even higher meat scrap levels kept hatchability above the minimum and contradicts claims of inferior eggs from heavily fed hens.

Ohio Experiment Station

Poultry Notes From An Old Almanac Highlighting Terms and Sizes

Poultry notes define age and sex terms such as cock for male over one year and hen for female. They explain chick sizes for broilers under two pounds at six to twelve weeks and the term spring chicken for heavier birds, with guidance on proper laying and water placement in warm weather.

Mistaken Identity Burglar Wounded After Break-In Incident

A homeowner recounts a 3 am burglary during his absence from the club. The intruder was injured in the confrontation and is in the hospital. The wife mistook the burglar for her husband.

Jones Smith

An Effective Combustion

A clipped quote fragment reflects on love, praise, and discipline in child upbringing. The excerpt centers on a question to a well mannered child, noting parental affection and the impact of spanking within a domestic setting.

Mer Euston Tran

Alarm Clock Mischief Ends With Police Intervention

A man who adopted early rising as a creed bought an alarm clock. At six the next morning a policeman knocked and sternly admonished him. He was told to take the clock inside. The startled homeowner wondered aloud how the milk came to the bedside.

Vain Wise When a yout on Wideatts

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a youth on Wideatts and a possible event or festival. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. Summary reflects only the uncertain fragmentary content.

Sawine

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ISEB W. H. Such Edna Purdy Walsh Freacine Molly Maguire Gang One Cent Coatesville Council Mmngsville Department of Forests and Waters J. Edward Fink Manchester Grange Co-operative Association C.L. van Reed BIES Turkey Record Printing House Lititz, Pa Boyd Boyd's Shoe Store King St Lancaster, PA Michelin Comfort Cord Litiz Tire Hospital Harry Z. Erb Broad St
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