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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
4
Intellectuals decry lack of hands in Congress and Southern vice
A collection of observations from January 23, 1913 notes that many lawmakers have worked with their hands, citing miners, a blacksmith, a letter carrier, a drayman, and William Lorimer. It criticizes Southern flogging by night riders, urges moral reform, and argues against quick moves to government ownership of railroads amid mixed government telecommunication outcomes. The piece also describes a remarkable warm spell in one region, its impact on society, and mixed weather effects.
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Congress
West Virginia
Far West
Minnesota
Chicago
St. Louis
William Lorimer
Southland
Russia
South
Georgia
Parcels Post Great Success in Pennsylvani a
Postmaster General Hitchcock reports from all city delivery offices in Pennsylvania that the parcels post system has been a great success in the first two weeks since its inauguration. Postmasters offer timely suggestions for improvement. The main complaint is parcels post stamps with patrons preferring regular stamps. this may be allowed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Pennsylvania
Station on Cutoff Not Probable in Lancaster
Lancaster movement for a Pennsylvania Railroad station on the cutoff north of the city drew a cooling note after a dinner by the Lancaster Manufacturers' Association. General manager 8. C. Long hinted the station may not be necessary, citing Lancaster's train service as better than many similar towns. Also coverage of a new Manheim factory opening by Eisenlohr Bros., social events, and local residents' visits and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster Manufacturers’ Association
Hamilton Club
8. C. Long
Manheim
Hisenlohr
Manheim Realty Company
Eisenlohr Bros
H. H. Martin
Manheim Realty Co
Local Visits and Family News From Lexington Area
Lexington and nearby communities share a weekend of family visits. Mr and Mrs John Enck and daughter visit Lebanon with Rev Warren Hess. Mr and Mrs Wallace Beamesderfer and son visit Brickerville family. Mrs Levi Habecker visits here with Reuben Habecker. Atlee Firestone's son stays with grandfather Lin Firestone and is listed as sick.
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John Enck
Warren Hess
Lebanon
Wallace Beamesderfer
Brickerville
Elmer Todd
Levi Habecker
Reuben Habeckers
Atlee Firestone
Lin
Firestone
Local notes from Lititz and Warwick churches update
Rev J W Bittner begins catechetical class at Lutheran church revival continues at new Zion s church. Couples married last Saturday include Christian B Witmer and Miss Mabel Miller with a reception hosted by Aaron Gockley s family. Large crowd attended Keystone Hall fair. Rothsville Orchestra to perform Saturday Jan 25. Clinton Gass, seven, ill with pneumonia. Numerous short visits among town residents from Lititz Warwick Ephrata Millersville and Lancaster.
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J. W. Bittner
John Chronister
Warwick
Albert Mumma
Ephrata
Elmer Cummins
Lancaster
New Zion’s Church
Charles Butzer
Lititz
Christian B. Witmer
Mabel Miller
Aaron Gockley
Aaron Gass
Emanuel Sheaffer
Lizzie
Viola Sturgis
Millersville
Margaret Ruth
Della Uhlig
John Yerger
Harvey Powell
Mary Groff
Harry Progress
Frank Ressler
Sallie
Della Cooper
Alvin Weaver
Elam Witmer
Mamie Weidman
Reading
Penryn Pennings and Local Happenings at Schahsppersfown
Local notes recount callers to the Diehms and Schreiners west of Elstonville, Jane Schreiner ill with dropsy, Brubaker welcomed a new baby, and community updates include residents and tenants shifting farms, church painting by Noah Eshleman, and school superintendent Brumbaugh on child obedience. Revival services, market prep for tobacco, and dairy milk production figures feature alongside illnesses among Miss Hattie Hickerwell and John Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Diehm
Charles Schreiner
Elstonville
Noah Eshleman
Eshleman
Erb
Long
Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Samuel Eshleman, Jr
Lebanon County
Buffalo
K Hershey
A. M. Diehm
East Petersburg
Shenk
Hershey
Eliza Sahm
Mr. Leaman
Newmanstown
P. O
Samuel Mack
Walter Kaylor
Pittsburg
Milton Hartman
Charles
New York
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