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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
6
Excerpts detail Thermopolis hosting the world’s largest hot springs. Other figures note 6,000,000 people paying income taxes in 1622, infant deaths in England, Australian butter output, and 9,000,000 railroad and factory workers in the United States.
A peculiar dog named Sir Hart of Cligagn Tar Sen is believed to be the world’s smallest Pekingese. The tiny dog, weighing about one pound, is reportedly the son of AlieLt and Shin-Huy and remains under careful care as it nears full growth.
The article notes a diplomatic gathering where skating appears a shared pastime. Willims Phi lips, an Anelian minister in the Netherlands, attends Mrs Phillips skating event at The Hague. The scene conveys informal diplomatic camaraderie amid official duties.
A designer urges keeping yearly promises of kindness and moments of beauty. Plan four rendezvous with nature such as apple blossoms, mark dates like October 4, and vow to rise with the sun. The message emphasizes spiritual worth in mindful acts and seasonal miracles.
The New Mountaineer notes President Obregon sent an airmen expedition to study the Popocatepetl eruption. It argues aviation altered mountain climbing's usefulness while preserving its appeal for adventurers, reflecting on adventure and progress.
Manually transcribed recipe outlines a Danish pastry method with yeast, butter, and folding in layers. It describes mixing milk and water, softening yeast, beating dough, and rolling into sheets, with butter folded in, chilling, and repeated folding to form a flaky crust. The text emphasizes lightness, proper temperature, and careful kneading.
Dusty yarrow by the roadside and purple oxeyes appear alongside windless grapes in upland pasture under a fervid sun. The scene shifts across dim mountains and plain rivers with sparse vegetation and a harvest of golden grain in the light of a rising sun.
A garbled, early cookbook style entry describes the Family Meal with yellow string beans, steps to trim and boil beans, and a braised leg of lamb with onion carrot turnip thyme parsley and stock. It ends with a Squash Porcupine recipe featuring Hubbard squash, ginger, butter, and a browned crumble topping.
The largest English walnut tree in North America has been found on Jacob Bauder’s farm in Alsace Township Berks County. The tree is about 210 years old measures 3 ft 9 in in diameter at 4 ft from the base and 100 ft tall with a 92 ft branch spread. It yields up to 25 bushels of nuts in good years and is a Circas sian walnut not a black walnut. Nut specialist J F Jones of Lancaster saw the tree and reported data to the Northern Nut Growers Association.
A new concrete facility to manufacture chocolate broke ground at Fleetwood. The project involves former Hershey officials and indicates a significant expansion in local confectionery manufacturing.
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt discusses a new lamp therapy and deep breathing as cures. It describes a hemispherical lamp to focus rays and nasal passage breathing to improve respiration, health, and self control, claiming benefits from regular practice and noting effects on nerves and general well being.
Neurologists say deep breathing benefits everyone not just singers. They condemn Western societies for neglecting proper respiration and the positive effects of deep breathing on health and well being.
An American Review piece praises laboratory work and the microscope for transforming medicine. It notes researchers worldwide laboring to trace microbes, isolate germs, and curb disease, promising future secrets about matter and life itself.
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