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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
4
A civic piece urges youths to remain in school rather than seek early work. It argues early employment forks careers, reduces adult job prospects, and worsens unemployment by taking scarce positions from adults. It emphasizes brains gain value in school and finishing school increases long term worth to self and family.
A vast ivory warehouse on the Ivory floor stores tens of thousands of tusks from elephants and prehistoric mammals, with auctions three months apart drawing buyers from the United States and Europe. Some tusks date back nearly 40,000 years, including a 14 foot curved mammoth tusk valued at $250 per hundredweight. Siberian diggers supply most of the stock, and other pieces range from pristine to fossilized. The article also notes a misquoted prayer attributed to Plato used in petal services, seeking wealth and balance in gold.
Lester Rettew and daughter Artene visited at the Kauffniga home in Mechanicsville. A clam bake hosted by Miss Rena Fasnacht drew guests including Kathryn Pierce Richard Pierce Al Smith Hilta Huber from Reistville Kleinfeltersville Reading and others. Friends and relatives from Lebanon Philadelphia and Ephrata joined a weekend of visits and small gatherings at multiple homes.
Ban Harlow rises as a top amateur chef in movieland praising her kitchen skills and a Beets a la Jean recipe. She explains sugar enhances flavor and shares steps for Beets a la Jean with beets flour melted fat water vinegar cream pepper onion salt sugar and paprika served hot.
A quirky winter recipe collection describes steaming versus baking dumplings. It provides two dishes: a pineapple filled batter bake with sugar and milk and a baked dumpling parcel with crushed fruit and rich sauce.
Revolutionary era troops fed on chocolate found among rations as Washington’s volunteers boosted energy and morale. A Dorchester housewife’s hot drink helped soldiers during siege years, with the Quareschester mill legacy dating to 1780 and remaining on the Neponset site for 152 years under Dr. Pal and Walter Baier.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Brubaker near Groifdale and Mrs Sarah Good Marmnersville will hold a public sale of farming implements and household goods at Tsaat Brubaker’s home. The event is set for Friday March 11. Tobacco growers in the area have largely sold and delivered their crops. Mr and Mrs David Strauss and their son visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Henerling Saturday evening. Mrs Alice Nolt of Lancaster spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Francis Ditaler.
The Department of the Treasury states that checks drawn on the U S Treasury not presented within three years become an outstanding liability. Individuals must send the claim to the Comptroller General in Washington D C for reissue. Interest checks are excluded from this rule.
Almonds come in two kinds bitter and sweet. Bitter almonds are cultivated to a limited extent in Mediterranean countries and used for flavoring extracts and prussic acid. Sweet almonds are grown commercially in southern Europe, California, and other countries.
Peru's coal estimates total 6 250 000 000 tons with 73 percent lignite 20 percent anthracite and 7 percent bituminous varieties.
The acorn crop attracts wildlife including bears and deer, highlighting how the nut harvest supports local fauna as winter approaches.
An old quack style advertisement promises bladder cleansing with juniper oil and buchu leaves in buckets. It claims to drive out impurities and acids causing irritation and a range of symptoms. A 25 cent trial box is offered with money back after four days if unsatisfied. Sold by Moyer Druggist Titita Pa.
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