Statue of Washington Moved to Smithsonian Institution
A long neglected statue of George Washington that stood before the east front of the federal capital has been relocated to the Smithsonian Institution.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
8
A long neglected statue of George Washington that stood before the east front of the federal capital has been relocated to the Smithsonian Institution.
The quote from Colton notes that wealth earns greater respect than talent and vulgar minds value wealth over talent, while acknowledging talent as a stronger power in essence. It contrasts wealth as a more communicative force despite being less efficient than talent.
A Lititz company, S. W. Straus & Co., markets real estate bonds with a 45 year record of no losses. The firm claims yearlong leadership in volume, surpassing four peers, and invites inquiries at 113 South Broad Street.
Lansford defeated Lititz 33 to 25 in a Saturday night game. Lititz Hi struggled due to poor shape, while the Lansford quintet produced classy teamwork. A return showdown is set for January 29 with Lititz scheduled for two more league games this week.
Lititz Alumni used enough players to field two teams and edged the Young Judea Club 32 to 24 on their home floor. J Grosh led the home squad in a slow contest.
Flowers retain keeping quality with minimal effect from chemicals. Most are harmless, though little value. Deep vases and bowls prove better than hollow ones as they expose more water to the stems and inner petals.
North Dakota earned the nickname Flickertail State for its abundant prairie dogs. The creature is nicknamed flickertail due to its habit of flipping its tail, a behavior observed by early settlers.
A collection of short items mentions spring seeds and celery at its best, garden planning, and farm advice. It notes Governor Fisher's inauguration in Harrisburg, market updates on Florida shad, strawberries, leaf tobacco, and potato prices. Real estate interest from Lititz’s BE Habecker with homes ranging from 3200 to 6800 dollars.
A borrower at a Philadelphia public library returned several books and claimed she might hold a record for keeping a volume too long, but staff said the record is higher after the library received a book from Hollani that had been checked out for ten years.
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