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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
3
A school geography project for blind children in England uses Srailie type with maps and Qagrams. The large volumes weigh 23 pounds each and aim to aid accessibility in learning geography.
A historical brief describes a Navajo woman using a simple method to end her marriage. She places her husband’s bridle and saddle outside the door while he is away, and upon his return he is forced to leave. The report frames it as a traditional life approach to separation.
A London Opinion critic says he prefers plays with a happy ending. Some plays deliver any ending as happy. The critic’s view emphasizes hopeful conclusions in theater.
Island of Johannis Polyglot on New Guinea cites eleven distinct languages across villages. Local geography yields rapid linguistic variation despite small size, reflecting dense cultural diversity within a single island.
In an installment of a serialized tale, Dawn, a fair mystery figure, is pledged to the black god Malunghu by native rites in a drought-stricken British protectorate. Tom Allen fights for Dawn’s safety as Shep Keyes schemes, while Colonel Judson's authority wavers amid calls for sacrifice and looming violence.
A collage of lines notes Tacitus praising a tongue tied in danger and quotes a line about baldness of tongue. It then presents a statistic estimating about 2,000,000 stamp collectors in the United States, framing two disparate facts in a brief nugget.
Browstown notes report the Mission Band of the Evangel Church will present a program next Sunday evening with an offering for missions. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Royer was buried at Graffdale Mennonite cemetery last Friday. Delegates Ry L A Werner and J W Buck depart for Sunbury to attend the Fast Pennsylvania Conf Conference of the Evangelical Church.
Floyd Royer, J G Buch and others sold tobacco with a top price of 12 shillings 4 pence. Several families including Wintrode, Winrode, Shaner and Stauffer visited friends and relatives on Sunday in Hanover Leacock and Reading. Rev L A Werner preached the last sermon of the conference year and his return depends on the Conference decision.
Bankers urge strong public supervision of banking with federal and state authorities guiding examiners and enforcing laws. They stress private bank ownership remains, while cautioning depositors to research institutions and their leaders before doing business.
A historical note discusses a proposed bank deposit law, stressing solvency for depositors and the need for competent bank supervision. It argues regulations should protect public deposits and maintain trust in the banking system, framing solvency as essential to safe financial activity.
The Raub Supply Company Lancaster sales force met for a conference with talks by William R. Stockwell Weil-McLain general manager Charles Good Weil-McLain radiator division Erie and Frank Miley Raub general sales manager. Stockwell stressed newspaper advertising and touted Weil-McLain 1931 ad program and optimistic outlook Miley outlined sales policy Good described radiator manufacture and previewed a new concealed radiation radiator due soon.
Public sale ordered by the Orphans Court will offer a tract of one acre along Macadam Road Lititz to Manheim Penn Township Lancaster County Pennsylvania containing one acre and one perch with a weatherboarded log house frame stable fruit trees and a never failing well. Sale begins two o'clock p m terms announced by auctioneer A K Miller and attorney SOSSEPH B Wissler plus multiple probate and administrator notices for local estates with addresses in Lititz Manheim Ephrata and Buck.
A compact remark by Rockwell Kent on romance, duplicity, and pride in love. He laments perceived romantic codes as a perk of cultured men and the humiliation of ineptitude in intimate affairs. The tone is introspective and sardonic, reflecting wit about gender and courtship.
The nucleus of the United States regular army traced to a small rifle corps authorized by the Colonial congress on June 14, 1774 to serve the United Colonies. Oxygen in Healing Allows some hospitals to release oxygen into patient rooms by special apparatus to treat pneumonia and respiratory illnesses.
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