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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
3
Farmers are urged to follow the Agricultural Conservation Program guidelines for sowing adapted legume seeds this spring. Emphasis is placed on seed bed prep, proper seed quantities, and selecting suitable varieties amid plentiful imports of clover and alfalfa. Some imported seeds are not adapted and should be avoided.
Prothonotary's Notice to be presented to the Court for confirmation on Monday March 15 1937. Eshleman Louisa H. weak minded. Fulton National Bank of Lancaster.
Executors Joanna Keath and Gertrude Keath Snavely call all debtors to settle estate liabilities and present claims promptly. Also Amos L. Keener requests all indebted parties to pay and claimants to present demands regarding the Henry E. Keener estate in Lititz Borough. Warren K. Hess is the attorney for both estates.
Mrs. Catherine Grimsey and Ruth Wright of Philadelphia visited Alexander Heinley and family on Valentine’s Day. Harlan Gilgore of Lancaster called on the Heinley family. Harry Odenwalt spent Saturday with Ches ter Habecker and family. Several Lititz pupils and Eugene Habecker visited Kissel Hill school on Thursday afternoon February ume. Mr and Mrs John Shenk of Oregon Manor visited William Baker recently. Miss Romaine Habecker spent last Friday night and Saturday.
Mrs Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland says Kruschen Salts helped her lose 20 pounds. She reports feeling energetic and clothes fitting better after using the daily hot water dose without drastic laxatives, while advising light on fatty foods and more fruit and vegetables.
A vintage health ad warns kidneys contain 9 million tubules and urges care to avoid drastic drugs. It introduces Cystex as a doctor’s preparation claimed to restore vitality within eight hours and promise of a 10 year younger feeling in one week, with money back guarantee.
An era style ad snippet urges wives to endure a monthly irritability phase and to forgive with a kiss. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy and hints at the struggle from girlhood to middle age.
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