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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
6
A man and a woman reunite after a year in a tense scene marked by past vows and a recent divorce. She recalls their failed match as he quietly declares plans of vengeance and control, while she submits to lingering affection and fear.
In a Telegraph Office memoir fragment, Lincoln’s pleasant manner contrasts with Stanton’s stern, commanding presence. Visitors were rarely seated. they stood before a high desk as requests or complaints were swiftly handled. The description likens him to Napoleon in grand, gloomy, and peculiar style. Eugenie’s ancestry notes include Fitzpatrick, a Malaga consul, and ties to Scottish lineage and Stuart connections.
Reminiscences recount Frederick v Gower visiting Moscow in 1856 for a coronation. Opposite their house: a regimental likeness of Paul I, with soldiers bearing the czar’s features, a fashion noted as making men resemble one another. The piece ties to anecdotes about stagey facial likeness and a regimental look. The Venus of Milo quips about arms in a witty exchange mirrored from Chicago Tribune. A girl’s idea of a trousseau mocks thrift over three weeks of wear. A Florentine quote defines a true friend as one who aids in needed deeds.
The actress Clara Morris is praised for her detailed method acting in stage realism. She visited insane asylums to study signs of insanity for her role as Cora in Article 47 and observed a disfigured woman on a streetcar to shape her portrayal of the scar. For Miss Moulton’s death scene, she consulted a Dialist and witnessed a patient’s heart symptoms, later gifting money to ease distress. a triggered memory of the scar induced a relapse, and Morris left shaken by the experience.
John D. Rockefeller first wore a wig in public with visible timidity. Personal bodyguard H. M. Briggs recalls the moment at a church service, noting the pastor’s light remark, Rockefeller’s mirror check, and his tentative entrance. The anecdote highlights his discomfort and later amusement.
The New York Press notes the Isabella doubloon valued at eight dollars is still in use in Cuba, and the term doubloon originally meant double pistole. In the West Indies a double doubloon circulated, while pieces of eight or Spanish dollars of eight reals also remain current. A 1787-dated doubled coin, one of about six believed to exist, reportedly sold about six years ago for a certain amount.
A sociologist discusses the labor problem with a practical middle class interlocutor. The dialogue reveals workers out of work and unemployment as the central issue. A lawyer from New Orleans recounts a case of a jailed old man who defers to the court’s ignorance.
A witty exchange quoted from the Boston Transcript about a marriage tied to ownership of valuable real estate rather than personal affection. The brief comment highlights a humorous view on titles and property in a domestic context.
A satirical quip from St. Joseph News playfully questions a pretzel’s nature. A parent character delivers a humorous punchline about a cracker with cramps, ending with a bedtime cue.
In H J Moors memoirs Stevenson recounts a cold greeting from Colonel De Coetlogon, newly posted British consul at Apia. Stevenson, barefoot in a shirt and trousers, faced a dour clerk who dismissed them with a blunt good morning and ordered them to speak of business only at proper times, prompting a wry reaction from the famed author.
Organization Record lights up a schedule of lodge meetings across Lititz with K P groups and other fraternal bodies. Clubs listed include Littz Lodge No 253 K of P and Lititz Lodge No 1050 La with nightly sessions at Rudy's Hall and Garfield Castle in EB.
Bus timetable shows limited readable runs between Lancaster Lititz and Manheim with morning departures starting around 5 AM from Lancaster and 6 45 AM from Lititz on weekdays. Saturday and busy-day variations include extra half hour steps and additional end times. Sunday starts vary with first car from Lancaster at 7 AM and Lititz at 8 15 AM. Manheim first at 7 39 AM.
We are bound to satisfy our customers by handling only high grade goods. A large stock includes coal in all sizes Company Coal Hard Medium and Soft. Lumber in broad assortment. A hard fading slate. Victor Wall Plaster Galcium Plaster and Pewter Sand. Granite roofing Peroid roofing Monarch roofing Mutual Rubber Roofing. Ground Alum and common fine salt Ritsoll rock salt and fine table salt. High grade Griffith and Boyd phosphate.
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