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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
8
Practical guidance on using salads to balance heavy winter meals. Includes cabbage based mixes, dressings, deviled egg salad, and a frozen cheese salad with step by step variations and serving ideas for quick, appetizing meals.
The article notes 150th anniversary events in the town with schools closed and programs held. Weather reports describe mud drying as wind clears crossings. A land survey in Warwick Township aims to locate a new oil line with a station at Millway. A Rome public sale of Jacob Ritter draws a large crowd. Nimothy Grosh is ill. Two freight trains Oshkosh and Ephrata collide in fog at Keller's siding, delaying the 4:35 passenger train until 9. Springs rise and banks overflow along the stream. New Haven Kissel Till seeks another Post Office bid. Butter 26 cents a pound eggs 20 cents a dozen.
Notes from 1907 report a full ice house for Albert Godonour and Christ Yee ker and Sturgis Pretzel Co produced over 1000 hatchet shaped pretzels for Washington's Birthday. Marriage of Stanley Diehm and Mary Eck occurred the prior Saturday. New boiler and smokestack for borough water works arrived and moved to plant. Wayne Doster started as a clerk at Bomberger's hardware. Lititz Hose Co extended.
The 40 borough council thanked for a gift of 500 feet of hose. John L. Mumma council president hosted an oyster supper after Monday night’s meeting. A heavy snow fell Sunday with two more inches added on Wednesday as temperatures ran one below zero at the Springs Hotel Thursday morning.
The red fisherman’s curse centers on dogfish that ferociously attack hooked salmon and even bite through lines to free others. Reported accounts describe their cunning and their ability to devastate gatherings of salmon, forcing fishermen to abandon their efforts and retreat to camp.
Cornell University researcher George Maughan notes in central New York that from October to March sunshine lasts only about one third of daylight hours, and ultraviolet effectiveness also drops significantly. Winter sun delivers less than a tenth of ultraviolet compared with June sunshine.
A report notes many retailers advertise cut rate prices and offer numerous items priced below typical catalog cuts, signaling a broad discount trend across the market.
A Lititz advertisement touts a remarkable spring display of husky thrifty chicks. It promotes beautiful dresses and highlights feeding Eby s Starting tive at Harris & Co with Growing Chick Mash as a key product.
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