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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
7
An American diver in a 400 pound rigid suit descended to 364 feet on the ocean floor off Boston, breaking depth records. The suit, highlighted by water pressure resistance over 150 psi, features heavy metal construction, circular joints, tight seals, and high-pressure fabric in limb sections.
A North Dakota case highlights belated payments to settle old debts to ease an accusing conscience. The Ohio State Journal notes individuals and corporations paying forgotten wrongs, often long after the lapse of time, sometimes with interest to date.
A northern Scotland pupil recalls a drastic school morning when a sunlit square of yellow light on the dusty floor stirred a growing artist. The moment, amid stern dominie menace and sharpened focus, marked a transformation as the unhappy boy becomes a landscape painter.
The article describes two color coordinated blouses matching suits, highlighting biscuit chiffon bodies with blue beading and blue chiffon sleeves. It notes economy benefits for wardrobe versatility and outlines a white crepe de chine blouse with folded front, lace strips, tight cuffs, and a blue tie, noting back-fastened buttons common in 1919 styles.
A reflection on interior decor urging balanced color use rather than single color rooms. It argues avoiding bold primary hues and allowing blues and greens to recede, creating harmonious tones and a restful, unified room. It treats color as light and stresses harmonious, contrasted interplay among colors.
A shopper admires a round rose colored cushion in a shop window. The cushion uses rose taffeta with shirred silk edging hidden by a narrow ruching. Its upper side features a circle of shirred taffeta outlined by small two tone roses in pink shades.
United States Department of Agriculture official says standard bred poultry will dominate over mongrel flocks as progressives in Drew, Ashley, Whion and Desha counties back improved breeding and management. 50 pens of purebred Barred Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Reds, funded by Monticello’s Chamber of Commerce and local banks, accompany 100+ hatching eggs for club members. The Southwest Arkansas Poultry Association forms at Magnolia with 18 charter members as efforts to double poultry club enrollments accelerate. A state poultry show is planned in Magnolia November 25 to 28 with top birds competing for an American Poultry Association gold medal.
The Agriculture department urges keeping poultry by families in villages towns and suburbs of large cities. In the northeast where consumption exceeds production this extension is especially valuable. Using table waste scraps and other refuse as feed can produce eggs and poultry for home use at low cost.
Strong birds for breeding should be strong healthy vigorous. The comb face and wattles should be bright red eyes bright and prominent head broad and short not long or crow shaped legs set well apart and straight plumage clean and smooth.
The Klein Chocolate Base Ball Club signs one new outfielder two new infielders and a catcher plus one pitcher. Ritter and Harned will again be in the box. Also included is a farmer scene from Everyday life and a note that partridges and pheasants may thrive with proper care. The Record offers home news for $3.50 yearly.
A coated tongue and bad breath signal liver trouble, with remarks from Prof Hemtester on liver importance. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery, touting cures for chronic diarrhoea and nerve strength, with testimonials from Mrs Chas McMinn and Jacob H Martin.
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