Fulweiler and Sohosen Editors and Publishers
E. D. Fulweiler and R. Sohosen are listed as editors and publishers for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1930
Page
4
E. D. Fulweiler and R. Sohosen are listed as editors and publishers for the newspaper.
A long table of church schedules lists Moravian Paul s Lutheran and other denominations. Services begin with Sunday School around 9 30 and preaching at 10 30, with additional services and youth meetings noted for each church.
A fragment describes a hardworking scholar who values his study. He claimed no equal to observing at his writing desk. In Madrid he labored on Life of Columbus, sinking many hours into the project.
The text describes the Ficiowalian islands as independent kingdoms until a queen's defiance led to annexation by the United States. A congressional resolution on July 6, 1898 authorized annexation and the islands were proclaimed as part of the United States on August 12, 1898. It mentions a date in 1000 and a reorganization as a representative of Bahrain.
A Toronto church sign sparked merriment with the Sunday evening message “Do you know what well is” and a smaller line inviting people to hear the new organist.
A study notes that improving daily nutrition elevates workers' vitality and efficiency. Initial hunger due to laziness is misinterpreted as a moral failing, but once a better diet is provided, productivity rises as health improves.
George Washington invested in a flour mill near Perryopolis, Pennsylvania, in 1774 due to his interest in baking. Construction faced Indian troubles and was only completed in 1776. He owned the mill until 1795 when he sold it.
Fragmentary text questions who coined a common saying and hints at a miswritten city name. The readable portions mention Desert 19 and a daily person on arth with a mis-typed identity.
In Moisson a planned capture of the English agent known as the Scarlet Pimpernel devolves into a chaotic confrontation. Citizens from Moisson and Mantes attack a diligence bound for Paris, sparking a melee with gendarmerie.
Raffet learns that Citizen Lanzet and his Paris ally Chauvelin are alive but bound in a muddy ditch after a failed abduction attempt. The gendarmes pursue the captors while two prisoners claim the rescuers will face a fierce retaliation, and the pursuit continues through the night.
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