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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
7
A fragmented discussion argues that outdoor hobbies aid learning and daily problem solving, urging freshers to engage in effective, outdoors linked pastimes. The piece cites a German bacteriologist noting coins harbor more bacteria than paper money and warns children face infection risk from touching coins.
A collection of humorous quips and observations centered on everyday life and public figures. Jokes touch on George Washington, manners after ten, heating of homes, Washington's birthday, and odd notions like a live goat in a flower wagon for fresh milk, all in a light, era voice.
A compact quotation contrasts rank and power with true greatness. It cites Eptetetus on DBurystheus failing to rule himself and Hercules as a model who cleanses lawlessness and enforces justice, despite hardship and solitude.
A quip compares Beaven and Tell rays on finances noting Beaven speaks of a delin and ninety rents while Tell references a duller income and a dollar ten outlay. The remark calls surplus creation easy in theory but hard in practice for most people to implement.
A large fox squirrel allegedly took peaches from a display in front of Me Slore. The grocer found a note and evidence in a pit, suggesting the animal caused the disruption. Local residents report unusual thefts by wildlife.
Local ad notes Armstrong linoleum priced at 90 cents per square yard alongside offerings in furniture and rugs. Includes brief display of the merchandise and promotional stance for shoppers seeking home decor and floor coverings.
It warns buying an over stuffed parlor suit without inspection is dangerous yet offers a price guarantee, promising cheaper prices than city stores. A $25 floor lamp is included free with each suit over $100, and various sale prices are listed for multiple items.
The advertisement promotes a fresh lineup of French walnut bedroom and dining room suits. It highlights rich wood tones, elegant detailing, and contemporary styling for modern homes. Furniture displays are open for viewing with special sales events noted by the shop.
Pietro Monagna, a New York sculptor, plans a 15 foot high bronze group memorial titled The Spirit of the Roman Soldier Awakening to the Defense of His Country. A photographic copy by Russian artist Sviatoeldiv Boer depicts the Tashi Lama, head of the Tibetan people, whose recent disappearance in Tibet has caused a sensation.
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