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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
4
The Lititz Record, published in Lititz Pennsylvania, is listed as a second class matter with J. R. Johnson serving as editor and publisher.
John Roland Kinzer, Lancaster attorney and farmer, elected to fill the unexpired term of the late congressman. Kinzer, born March 28, 1874 in East Ham Township, has long been active in Republican circles and attended F and M College. The Kinzer farm has been in the family for 150 years, with ties to historic Lancaster County figures. The November election will decide the full two year term.
The community participates in the folk forecast on February 2 as people of all ages track whether the groundhog sees a shadow. Observers across the states follow the ritual with interest, linking it to predictions of six more weeks of winter.
W F Keath reports from the regional Frigidaire convention in Philadelphia where salesmen heard factory officials outline a optimistic 1930 outlook. Frigidaire introduced a hydrator moist air compartment that preserves vegetables and revives freshness of varieties, also ideal for sandwiches. Displayed in Keath's showroom.
Paul Baldan, son of a powerful industrialist, wrestles with wealth and guilt on a vast river power project. He longs to save a pristine wilderness and his love Carla while haunted by his father’s money and a looming family tragedy.
Pam observes the village from his desk while Carla Haldan pleads for help to arrange her dying mother’s burial at Peribonka. Carla confesses deep fear and seeks Paul’s companionship as she faces her mother’s impending death, hoping to fulfill a final wish together tomorrow.
The article traces the origins of porcelain and artificial teeth materials beginning with Fauchard in 1796 and notes that manufacturing began by Dughateas, a French chemist, between 1778.
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