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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1931

Page

6

Jesus Growing in Wisdom and Favor at Nazareth

The lesson explores Jesus growing in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and man. It covers his childhood training, temple visit at twelve, questions and answers with teachers, obedience to Mary and Joseph, and development in mental, physical, and spiritual realms as he lived a normal human life united with the divine.

Jesus God Dasus Sue Jerusalem Temple Joseph Mary Jesus Christ

Christian Victory and the Gospel Remedy Motto

The fragment contrasts Christian victory with trust and vigilance as the secret to triumph. It contrasts a quote attributed to G. H. Morrigan on keeping faith with the eye on Christ and a Luther quote on the law finding the disease while the gospel provides the remedy.

G. H. Morrigan Martin Luther

Man's Religion Is Shown In Life, Says Beecher

The quotation from Henry Ward Beecher asserts that a man possesses no more religion than what he demonstrates through his daily actions, emphasizing conduct over creed.

Henry Ward Beecher

Extra Christmas Plate Returns Lucy Home

Nellie Martin keeps an empty extra plate for Lucy as Christmas memories haunt the family. Fred regrets past harshness and Lucy returns at last after being found in the snow, Arthur Blake arriving with Nellie as the family prepares to welcome their daughter back.

Nellie Martin Fred Martin Nellie Mrs. Martin Thouudit Lucy Blake Fred Arthur Blake Arthur George

Spread of Dipheria Laid to Neglect of Simple Rules

New York experts warn that widespread neglect of diphtheria immunization endangers children. Dr John P Anderson of Squibb notes low immunization rates and rising cases, despite cheap and accessible antidotes and vaccines. Authorities urge doctors to inform parents and encourage vaccination nationwide.

New York John P. Anderson KE. R. Squibb & Sons Anderson Ue Board of Health of New York City

Pullets Laying Issues and Dairy Feed Insights

Pullets at this time may have been caused by early heavy production sudden temperature changes and parasites. Dairy cows use feed to build muscle bone and butterfat for milk energy and warmth. Water is vital for vegetables and sod helps humus production in orchards. Inspect dahlia bulbs and store ifshrivel. Select good bloodlines and cooperative bull associations to improve next generation. Rapid growth during Nyubai rainy season can produce sudden desert growth spurts.

Pennsylvania State College

Hints For Homemakers On Juicy Oranges And Measures

Jane Rogers explains selecting oranges by juice yield with heavier fruit being juicier. She lists standard kitchen measures: salt spoon equals three quarters of a teaspoon, three teaspoons equal one tablespoon, sixteen tablespoons equal one cup, and two cups equal one pint.

Camels Introduced In Southwest United States

Camels were brought to the southwestern United States around 1857 to serve as army transport, but the effort failed due to Civil War disruptions. Private use also proved unprofitable. many camels were released along the Mexican border and survived poorly, with extinction suspected in the North American region near Atariva.

America United States

Conscience as a Still Small Voice Amplified by Wife

A brief quotation from the Louisville Courier-Journal frames conscience as a quiet inner voice that is intensified by a wife’s support, suggesting domestic harmony and moral consideration as a public virtue.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Billy's Christmas Flowers for Mother

Billy loves red flowers from birth and occasionally pulls them from his mother's garden. At three he still adores them but handles them gently. While shopping with his mother, he wanders, sees a poinsettia, and disappears. A police officer helps a frantic search. Billy is found with a bouquet for his mother, spare heads, and the shop girl remarks he sees beauty, not harm. The mother thanks God as Christmas joy returns.

Inly Teddie Lilly Billy Tie Hily

Farm Women Meet at Balmer Home Near Gray

The Society of Farm Women met at Mrs. Landis Balmer's near Gray on Saturday with 22 attendees. Delegates to the State Convention at Harrisburg on January 19–20 were elected, and a range of readings, music, and a chair painting demo followed by refreshments.

Society of Farm Women Landis Balmer Gray Harrisburg Amy Balmer J. ©. Brubaker Harold Balmer Margaret Seibert Mildred Balmer Benjamin Hberly George Grimenberger Water Street

Intercourse Detective Group Sees Chicken Theft Decline

At the 79th annual Intercourse Detective Association meeting held in the Intercourse Fire Company Hall, no arrests were made and only one chicken theft occurred among 220 members. The loss was paid to Benjamin Kreider near Gordonville, amounting to $25.

Intercourse Intercourse Detective Association Intercourse Fire Company Intercourse Association Benjamin Kreider Gordonville

Despotism of Custom Stalling Human Advancement

A compact critique notes custom as a global hindrance to progress. It cites rigid norms and entrenched practices delaying social and intellectual growth, urging readers to challenge inherited constraints and seek reform.

Tehn

Photographs in Victims Eyes Myth of Eye as Camera

A 1925 Western Newspaper Union item debunks the old sensational tale of a murderer photographed in a dead victim’s eye. It notes the eye records nerve impulses, not images, and explains why such photos cannot exist, comparing it to a Kodak. The writer dismisses the sensational device as a stale gimmick.

Germany Linburg Nun Marvelous Sherlock Mark Twain Lucre Kipling Fife Western Newspaper Union

Exercise Imperatives for Mind and Soul Growth

A compact reflection on training the mind and character through disciplined exercise. It emphasizes that strength in intellect and spirit arises from consistent, repeated effort across faculties. The text invokes a value on perseverance and self-improvement as a lifelong practice.

Eilbert Hubs

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