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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
7
Ititz High School defeats Quarryville and West Lampeter in a volleyball showcase. The page also carries miscellaneous quotes and anecdotes from various sources, reflecting sociocultural tidbits and humorous asides.
Practical advice for homemakers includes cleaning pacis cruets with diluted ammonia and avoiding washing gold decorated glassware with strong soap. It notes beef tongue is nutritious and offers a savory tongue sauce made by simmering in its cooking water with currant jelly brown sugar butter cloves mustard lemon and seasonings.
Fragmented quotes discuss divorce arbitration and fault in marriage, blaming lack of agreement on criticism and fault. The piece notes human behavior improves when not hindered by false teachings and suggests poverty as a sport when effort to make ends meet is framed as competition.
Louisvillеe Times editorial notes the paradox of teaching frugality to a spendthrift, arguing lasting wealth requires earning money first and shaping habits to preserve it. The piece emphasizes discipline, planning, and prudent use of income.
Sixty eight baby beeves weighing 69 777 pounds sold for 13 611 12 and 6 713 pounds of fat lamb brought 1 062 92 at the State Farm Products Show final sale Friday. Groff Brothers Elizabethtown bought one baby beef at 18 5 cents per pound. John M Hooker Lancaster purchased 19 lambs and Chris Kunzler and Company Lancaster bought three lambs. The 60 lambs shown by 4 H boys and girls averaged 15 8 cents per pound overall. Hundreds of exhibits including honey apples potatoes eggs and vegetables were disposed of at sale Friday noon.
Frymyer, a youth from Lake Frymyer Ephrata, admitted taking part in an immoral barn show near Millport. Judge Charles J. Landis sentenced him to one year in Lancaster County prison and fined 125 dollars after three indictments. He received six months and 50 dollar fines on two counts and 25 dollars on the third. His attorney Guy K. Bard said the offense occurred while intoxicated and under audience scrutiny. Bard has since suffered a partial paralysis from a fall.
The biological survey notes chipmunks do not reach tree tops like squirrels. They climb up about 10 to 15 feet before stopping.
In a two-suit heavy hand the correct bid is 2 the spade suit, then show diamonds if overcalled. The hand often yields a sure game with spades or diamonds, unlike no trump, where game may not be secure.
Captain Wilson C. Price orders 400 patrolmen to enforce the motor vehicle headlamp law. One-eyed tires are condemned and officers urged to ensure every car carries extra bulbs, with penalties for noncompliance.
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