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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
2
Lititz readers are urged to act on failing health by using Doan's Pills for kidneys. An Ada Graff testimonial from Lititz says backache and kidney issues were cured after two boxes. Price 60 cents, at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
Two Toggenberg goats for sale in Burlington Trem. Both animals are lactating and in good health. Ideal for dairy home, experienced keeper preferred.
A pet groundhog named Buster of Mrs. Jennie Bell, raised on a bottle, sits up to beg for candy and enjoys car rides. His diet now centers on bread and milk, with a liking for apples, ice cream, bananas, and sweet potatoes.
Advertisement for Hali s Catarh Medicine claiming to cure catarrh and deafness via an ointment and a blood-purifying tonic. Says the internal medicine acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. Sold by BF J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio for over 40 years.
A subscriber urges Frank Buch of the Lititz Record to relocate to Florida for health and wealth. The letter touts Florida as a booming land of multiple crops, rising land values, big investments, and a state drawing national finance and auto interest, urging readers to consider migration and investment while noting prices and wages.
J Lee Kissler and Riter Hadden longtime rural carriers on the Columbia Benton routes are among the region’s oldest in the service. Kissler began mail delivery by automobile in 1914 after 12 years on horse and buggy. Fanglin and Marshall College push a 500000 building fund, closing with 19000 pledged. Real estate activity remains strong with the Hotel Burton sale to John Myers for Samuel E Weber and adjoining properties, plus the Pittsburgh Restaurant sale to C S Bucks. Three Lancaster hotels changed hands recently, involving about 300000 in totals.
Blood in Barbies Bones is a stark article focusing on how blood damage or disease affects the bones of very young children. It presents clinical observations and concerns about pediatric skeletal health and related medical implications.
An ad states Paul Case of Brocton Massachusetts offers a French prescription for treating rheumatoid arthritis and neuritis learned during service in France with the American Army. He claims the remedy has helped thousands, asks for only address to mail the prescription, and invites readers to write or send a postal to obtain it.
An unidentified man with a high powered rifle terrorizes Slackwater area. Lancaster County Fish and Game Protective Association hunts him, claiming he posed as a deputy. Reports say several lives were endangered by his careless shooting. Youths were chased from a skating pond and a woman narrowly escaped a nearby shot.
Wesley Wagner and Richard Kear were taken from Lebanon toward Reading to the West Reading barracks and held for Tioga county authorities on charges of false pretense and passing worthless checks.
Sergt Ahlquist said the men are also wanted at Boyertown and Pottstown. Wagner and Kear are reported to have worked as solicitors for newspapers in a number of small towns.
New Mexico spans about one third of its area with forests yielding roughly 15 billion board feet of timber. The statistic highlights vast woodland resources and potential timber value across the state.
Children amuse themselves with imaginative talk about flight and animals in a light nursery scene. Beryl imagines being a bird while her brother declares a fond wish to be an elephant and squirt water from his nose, in a playful London Post item.
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