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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
14
A reflective column discusses Gregory who faced a sentence for crime, seeks to move forward with work and hope, while Mrs Jennings mourns a mother and laments missed care. The piece explores guilt, regret, and the difficulty of forgiving past mistakes.
The speaker laments wasted youth and skipped chances for education and income. He reflects that opportunities are gone and cannot be recovered, expressing regret over habits formed and paths not taken.
A fragmented passage mentions a bore as an iver pig and names Delia as the man who follows it, hinting at a local story or verse. The text is sparse but preserves the odd pair and their roles within the fragment.
A garbled clipping lists humorous and erroneous lines from historical exams. It mentions a fictitious medicine quest, a Charles the Bald death without an heir, Hippopulamus as a triangle side, and random trivia about latitude longitude and fish. It notes banquet guests, a linen incident, and a noisy moving pitfire show.
A reflective poem on human problem solving and the misrule of simple arithmetic. The verses compare life to a schoolhouse math problem, noting that life grows complex as rules fail and people carry burdens beyond numeric balance.
A 17th century frontier tale recounts Hannah Dustin and Gannah Dustin as they endure capture by a band of Indians after a March raid on their Hav erill Massachusetts home. Dustin aids nurse Mary Nell and the English captive Samuel in a daring escape, killing ten assailants, seizing a canoe, and fleeing with her husband Thomas Dustin and their remaining children to Maverhill.
Report from two South African researchers claims thunderstorms emit penetrative rays detected by a Geiger counter. They cannot confirm the ray type but suspect migratory electrons or upward-moving electric particles from storms. Sub rays appeared up to 60 miles away. none directly beneath the storm.
An exclusive photo profile describes the Living Buddha, a pivotal religious figure whose following spans about 500 million. It notes his exile from native lands and the spread of his faith, with contrasts to dynastic and regional centers of influence.
A historical note on how word meanings evolve with derivation and usage. The piece cites archaic terms and examples from scholars like Treneh and Latiner, including references to quotes attributed to Shakespeare and the term mess as a group of four.
Captain Melvin B. Gillette of the Signal Corps is assigned to move to Hollywood for motion picture work. He will train rookies with sergeants and corporals using a titling moving picture device in the Second Camp area at Governors Island before departing by ferry.
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