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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
3
Many locals attended the State Farm Show at Harrisburg with hundreds more traveling today and tomorrow for the closing day. Rainy weather did not dampen turnout as over 11 000 exhibits compete for 7500 cash awards totaling 39 218 dollars plus ribbons and medals. Lancaster County tobacco judged Monday took three fourths of the first places.
The Sportsmen's Association entertained more than 120 members at an ex-roast in the Park View Hotel Thursday evening. The event was organized by the entertainment committee led by Charles Brobs Christ Koehler Chas Hollinger Sherman Steffy and Leon Madlem.
A local furniture retailer promotes a New Year sale encouraging shoppers to refresh their living rooms. Durable sofas, chairs, and coffee tables are advertised with discounts and limited-time offers across the store's showroom.
Advertisement touts first-class merchandise at the lowest possible price for Flexible-Flyer sleds. Emphasizes value, affordability, and quality as a selling point for winter season shoppers.
Quick goitre remedy sold in a small bottle by Lewis N. Moyer Druggist. Twice daily use allegedly relieves thyroid deficiency and does not interrupt work or pleasure. Mrs A A Marshall of Ridge Ave Philadelphia offers a success note about Sorbol Quadruple.
Alias subpoena for divorce references court dates in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The notice commands David G. Morris to appear before the court to show cause why Dorothy M. Morris should not be divorced. Sheriff Tom C. Shirk signed.
Alias subpoena issued for Hattie T. Pearl to Charles A. Pearl in the December Term 1936 No 2 divorce action. Defendants listed include Monroe Whitmyer Lititz and R D 1 Denver Pa with attorneys Wissler and Coutelas.
An old advertisement targets women, claiming Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eases monthly discomforts and functional disorders during girlhood, motherhood, and middle age. It asserts men cannot understand, urging readers to “go smiling through” with the product.
Mrs. Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland reports shedding 20 pounds by cutting fatty foods and sweets and taking Kruschen Salt daily. She says clothes fit better and no drastic cathartics were used, only a morning dose in hot water.
Ad warns that kidneys purify acids via nine million tubes and cautions against harsh medicines. It promotes Cystex 5 Tex with a money back guarantee claiming relief within a week.
A jokey advice piece suggests monthly mood swings from wives as husbands cope with marital missteps. It frames apologies as easier before marriage and warns against becoming a three quarter wife. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic for middle age and life’s stress.
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