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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
2
Real estate and insurance services offered including investment securities scrivening and clerking of sales. Contact via phone 219 127 and address Liberty Street Lititz Pennsylvania.
County Happenings notes Chief Burgess Henry M Bruner led a weekend crackdown to curb violations of the boro ordinance aligning with State Highway Department rules for stop signs at intersections on through routes. Twenty one prosecutions reported over the week end.
Practical farm tips cover flower staking with green painted supports for perennials like dahlias and asters, ordering bees for new apiaries, sanitation cuts chick mortality, optimizing barn layout with drinking cups, preparing for early vegetables with hatched frames, and woodlot improvement through protection and selective cutting to boost value.
Samuel Hamaker of Manheim, born February 24, 1853, marks his seventy-fifth birthday with a beard reaching six feet one inch, reportedly the longest in the world. A cigarmaker by trade, Hamaker has cared for his beard since 1889, wrapped about a card and kept inside his shirt, after a wager led to cutting it earlier. his simple diet and steady routine are listed as life secrets.
An additional state police substation at Manheim is proposed along with more personnel at the current site if the Pennsylvania Legislature approves a half million dollar funding rise for the State Police, per Superintendent Major Lynn G. Adams.
Scientists report butterflies can recognize individuals from six to eight feet away. Researchers propose flat butterfly bodies may help visual recognition, suggesting social interactions extend beyond close range.
Quoted aphorism by N DeWitt Clinton contrasts wealth and power with knowledge. It notes knowledge brings enduring joy, boundless space, and indefinite duration beyond material gains. The sentiment elevates learning as lasting life wealth.
A compact reflection defines contentment as the grateful faithful use of present resources. It argues that satisfaction comes from purposeful action with whatever one possesses, whether little or much.
Thomas F Maloney visits Montgomery Jail in Hazleton and has his car towed after tag removal. Hazleton Legion plans to seek a Hazleton National Guard unit at Harrisburg. Pottstown and Reading see staff promotions. Towanda reports six residents flee a snowbound blaze. Victor Stefanni voices poisoning fears. doctor cites worry. Wilkes Barre reports a skull fracture from a crash. A Penn Square sighting leads to insanity commitment. Manheim dedicates a new baptismal font at the Evangelical Congregational church. An early English newspaper, the Gxtard Gisele of 1665, is noted.
A garbled archival note hints at a discussion of voice and a soprano note but is largely unreadable with stray phrases about a senetar and a locality. The fragmentary text offers little clear event or attribution.
Letters testamentary have been granted to William Hackenberger as executor. All indebted party must pay promptly and all claims must be presented for settlement to 5816 Alder Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., or to Geo. L. Keith, 18 East Lincoln Ave., Lititz, Pa. 6tpmar21
Prothonotary notice states accounts to be presented for confirmation nisi on Monday March 18 1929. Steigerwalt Charles T assignee estate Mary Wilson Hager executrix of Hon Redmond Conyngham deceased. Helm Prothonotary.
Neatly used attic furniture available for quick sale. Couch, chairs, and tables in good condition. Contact seller for viewing and pickup details. Price negotiable.
The text notes gasoline travels from the tank to the carburetor via a filter or sediment bulb mounted on the dash, separating the tank from the engine. It states the carburetor is specially designed and built to deliver thousands of miles of good service.
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