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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
7
Garden notes urge lime application if four to five years since last soil treat. Hydrated lime at five pounds per 100 square feet after plow, then rake into topsoil. Thin one tenth of woodlot this month for longer term profit. logging ties and small logs may rise after thinning. Care for potted plants with repotting or top dressing as growth surges.
A Bateman feature notes a parade of Sunday guests from Manheim and nearby areas including the Hershey, Gibble, Bomberger, and Hess families visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hess and others. The piece ends with a quip about selling winds to sailors, claiming three knots bring a gale, a strong wind, and a ferocious pest.
A Cincinnati Enquirer snippet notes women may marry a widower thinking him a perfect husband, while suggesting there was trouble with the second Ludgar and the original wife who left him.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat a sluggish liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It explains bile flow should be two pounds daily for digestion and warns against laxatives and salts, citing gentle vegetable extracts and a red label for identification.
An H G Wells interview in New York notes the world’s growing worldly view. A London reception prompts a wry remark about a family's fortunes. A Springfield Union brief recounts a circus agent assuring a showman of a genuine midget, joking about neuralgia.
A fragmented dialogue shows tension over free speech in the country with a stammering Narno-I speaker expressing restraint. The scene hints at a broader debate on expression and censorship within a historical context.
A young wife laments her husband’s absent mindedness after gifts and gestures at breakfast, including a tip on the table and a kiss when she handed his coat. A friend reassures it is habit, yet she remains worried.
A local note recalls Mess of Em Small Bobbie with his mother and three grandmothers at a nearby town social. When asked who joined them, he quips about “a mess of grandmas” to his father. Also included are playful banter lines about barbering and wedding memories.
Report of a conversation describing a brother’s sudden death from a fall. The exchange notes the brother’s untimely end and specifies the cause as a broken neck after he fell.
A collage of quips and exchanges featuring a policewoman denying carrying a revolver while admitting powder, witty exchanges about truth and nuisance, Holiday motorists, a joke about hairpins and a pipe cleaner purchase, and a playful auction gag with small sums mentioned.
The article describes assignats as revolutionary notes backed by crown church and nobility property. It also notes Alexander Graham Bell and his lineage as teachers of the deaf mutes. A quoted motto reflects Bell’s early struggle to make the deaf communicate through invention.
Industrial chemist notes tomato ketchup can elevate ordinary meals and offers tested recipes. Read about oven dinners, Savory Meat Loaf, Cuban Eggs, Ketchup French Dressing, and a Tomato Ketchup Rarebit using basic pantry ingredients to brighten winter dining.
New York City describes an enchanting afternoon frock of durene embroidered batiste with puff sleeves and a young cowl neckline. The piece argues Americans cherish gardens and natural beauty amid urban life, urging romantic country style for women and noting garden beauty as a priceless possession.
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