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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
2
The Kansas Star recounts the life of the late Topeka hunter who died at seventy five after arriving on the plains in 1866. He argued Congress fund buffalo preservation and shared enduring notes on bison habits and survival.
A quirky mix of notes recounts a boatman trapping a large rat in Chester County, a Wart Chester school board donation for a playground along Ashbridge street, and a fox chase by Boot Hunt riders near Goshens and Willistown. It also notes coal shortages near Marietta and a 1760 tavern "The Cat" in Lan caster selling at auction, with Revolutionary Era ties and Washington lore.
The County of Happenisds reports the Garden Spot Farmers Egg Association quit operations at Jonnie's Garage on North State Street, Ephrata. The county records show a year’s total sales of 19 874.47 dollars. Bertha Bolster, 89, of Ephrata, celebrated a lengthy life with her son George W. Bolster, noted for her vitality and mobility.
Franklin and Marshall College committee on building and grounds to appoint a panel of colleges and universities to study building character and identify dormitory designs best suited to the college. The effort aims to secure exemplars for comparison.
Workmen razed a wall on Len Street uncovering a cellar pile with champagne labels showing liquor once stored there. The find reveals a long forgotten stash tied to an earlier era of the street.
The paddle forge in Fulton township remains the only ancient forge in the county still in use though it now serves only for repairs and is near collapse. Meanwhile reports describe birds and robins singing in East Donegal as the weather stays mild.
An article fragment describes a person with a coughing spell leading to a tooth removal issue and a belief a tooth lodged in the bronchial tracks. It also cites Quaryville's share of road construction costs totaling $10,472.72.
March 6 to 10 at the Medical Field Service School Carlisle Barracks will offer a noon soldier dinner for 19 cents. The Military Band will perform daily with possible vaudeville stunts. Attendance days are set for civic clubs, Kiwanis, Farmers’ organizations, Rotary, ex-soldier groups, college faculties, students, and teachers. Advance notice advised to reduce waste.
An old notice describes a topical ointment and internal medicine for catarrh linked to constitutional health. The advertisement claims rapid relief by nasal and systemic application and emphasizes toning effects on the blood.
A fragmented snippet voices seaside humor about flattery and wit. It touches on clever lines about honesty and charm, noting that flatterers sometimes mislead and a sharp retort can reveal true character. The text shows humorous aphorisms and misread phrases.
Today’s buds will be tomorrow’s wallflowers. Tea sures are not liked by social climbers. Money won’t get you lite society unless your grandfather made it. The social scale is not used for weighty opinions. A man is judged by what he has, a woman by what she has on. Some people seek to think they are in the best society by keeping entirely to themselves.
The text references Sitting Bull at age 42 in a clash with Custer and mentions Sir Christopher Wren as designer of many churches. It also includes garbled names and places suggesting a compilation of historical figures and events with several corrupted segments.
After influenza or a bad cold a noisy cough follows and keeps you awake. Reli is at hand. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery relieves coughs and restores health. Send 10 cents for a trial package to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo New York.
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