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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1932

Page

7

Elm Items Visit Guests at Local Homes Over Weekend

Local social notes list visitors to several households in the Elm area. Families from Lancaster Lititz Ephrata Manheim and surrounding towns joined hosts for suppers and Sunday dinners, with attendees from Conestoga Terrace Brickerville Rothsville Manteim and Iona and other nearby communities.

John Hollinger Dan Dreiblist Fred Young Lancaster Alevi Young Geraldine Baker Conestoga Terrace Aaron Ruhl Bir Miriam Grube Lexington Virgie and Haxl Adams Ivan Kwip Millport John H. Ulrich, Jr Lititz Samuel Yocum Eli Yocum L. W. Singer Clay Esbenshade Near Neffsville Kate Landis Howard Ulrich Brickerville Abram Bruckart Max Allen Binbaker James Boyd Jacob Tershey Hiram Gibbie Ella Grayhill Emma Becker Manheim Mary Bruckhart Samuel Markey Haltville Robret Keller Wal Ter Eshleman Graybill Hershey and Sons Near Manheim Henry Kauffman Elizaethtown Kate Hershey Manteim J. 4. Brubaker Joe Beinberger Levi Fahnestock Emma Fahnestock Hiram Fahnestock Jacob Brenner Amos Snyder Joy

Coffee Seen Valuable for Athletes by Thirty Coaches

Thirty three athletic coaches replied to Rugeell Callow’s questionnaire on modern training diets. A majority use coffee, praising benefits like better coordination, quicker responses, and fatigue relief, with many serving coffee between halves in games.

Hirty Rugeell S. Callow University of Pennsylvania Len Nese Glenn Pop") Warner Leland Stanford University Charles W. Bachman University of Florida Eingo Bezdek Pennsylvania State College Paul. Schissler Oregon State College Schissler Oregon New York University New York Harry A. Stuhldreber Villanova College Four Horsemen of Notre Dame Sam Tom Keane Syracuse Russell

National plan urged to lift economy through saving and spending

Former ABA president R C Stephenson argues for a national program of personal and business savings to build a stronger economy. He warns that too little spending in prosperity and excessive curtailment in downturns contribute to stagnation, urging balanced, normal consumer activity to spur a return to prosperity.

R. C. Stephenson

When Government Aids Agriculture Short-term relief harms long-term balance

The essay argues that government aid to agriculture provides temporary relief by propping up prices while failing to address underlying supply and demand. Interventions delay inevitable readjustments and do not fix structural economic issues, likening them to porous plasters that mask the real problem.

H. L. Russell

College guides war on crop pests in Marshall County

When army norms threatened local crops, the College of Agriculture provided pest information and bankers organized mass meetings to spread facts and eradication recommendations, mobilizing communities to save fields from destruction.

Marshall County Tennessee College of Agriculture

Exophthalmic Goiter and Its Non Surgical Treatments

In light of public interest this article discusses exophthalmic goiter in young women at puberty and during life changes. It emphasizes rest physical and mental, avoidance of anxiety, and non surgical management including X ray iodine under medical supervision as key treatments.

Journal of the American Medical Assoription J. Marion Read San Francisco Shoud

Hydrophobia vanishes in England scientific progress cited

Dr Frederick R Green notes that England's approach combined Pasteur treatment with broad quarantine. Dogs are muzzled and all imported animals quarantined for nearly fifty years, ending hydrophobia cases since 1522 and leading to the closure of Pasteur institutes.

England Frederick R. Green Pasteur Wales

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James H. Ross Women’s and Children’s Wear East King Street Lancaster, Pa Seleding Rusty” Callow Callow University of Washington Poushkeepsie Donald A. Laird Colgate University Samuel O. Prescott Department of Biology and Public Massachusetts Institute of Technology Pontiac Wm. B. Fry Main St Penna General Motors Rome C. Stephenson American Bankers Association
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