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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
7
Legal notices state the estates of Bastete Stark and Ella Conrad. Executors and administrators are seeking immediate payment of debts and filing of claims, with all settlements to be made through the named attorneys and addresses in Lititz, Pennsylvania.
Annie Engie late of Lit agh died. The undersigned as executor of the estate granted letters testamentary. All indebted persons must pay promptly and those with claims or demands present them for settlement at 112 East Lingula Avenue Lititz Pa. William M Wissler attorney for the estate.
A letter discusses whether insulin can restore normal growth and development in diabetic children and if affected youths can reach adult health. It cites early cases from 1920s reports and raises concerns about long term outcomes as these children age.
A garbled text describes a tense encounter with a rat, a store, and a pursuit. The scene includes a character named Jimmped, a Thrivie town, and a waggin. It mentions Hunt, Stowdy, and an injury near a bed, ending with dirt and a mut amc in distress.
The readable fragments describe a chaotic interview with unclear speaker identities, mentioning rules and firing, with scattered phrases about words and a person named Tom. The passage lacks coherent events, timelines, or concrete facts to summarize into a clear news item.
The text outlines approaches to kill lawn ants in the ply area with nests. It recommends drenched nests with boiling water or injections with kerosene or gasoline air, and similar treatment for nests between or beneath pay. It also suggests spraying lawns with kerosene or a strong solution wash using soap and water.
In Maine paper mills radio use emerges to test paper quality. A experimenter found paper thickness affects radio dial timing. Plants install a prepared device linking moisture and paper traits to machine tenders.
Leonard H. Kinnard president of The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania lauded Governor Fisher for designating last April as Safety Month. He said the move advances safety in industry and on highways and highlighted First Aid training and accident prevention as vital in shaping safer work and public environments.
Historical report notes granite dust and other fine particles harm mucous membranes and respiratory tracts. It cites Dr. Thompson of the Public Health Service and U S gov data showing higher illness from respiratory conditions and tuberculosis with sharp edged dust from marble metal wood or stone, and warns many workers face this health hazard.
Preliminary estimates indicate manufactured gas sales rose sharply in 1927 by 20.006 billion cubic feet to a record 606.000.080. Household use reached 334.060.000.000 cubic feet with 135.000.000 for industrial and commercial use and 6.000.000.000 for miscellaneous. Companies served 17.406 million customers, up 850.6 thousand from 1926, total miles of main 93 thousand, cross operating revenue 520 million, up 20 million. Amalgamation of Natural Gas Association of America with American Gas Association creates a single North American gas industry body. Latest figures show annual sales 1.714 trillion cubic feet, 14.731 million customers, gross revenues 785.006 million.
The United States electrical industry held about 8.796 billion dollars in plant and equipment at year end 1927 with gross income near 1.7 billion. Taxes total over 150 million and output rose to 79.79 billion kilowatt hours. New customers numbered 3.65 million bringing total to 21.63 million.
A partial, stylistic quotation from the Boston Transcript hints at a ceremonial or dramatic gesture described as a yell covering the Paar, attributed to mercs or mercenaries, in a historical context.
A fragmented meditation questions whether apparent progress truly advances society or merely rebrands old flaws. It blends critique of reform with caution about overestimating novelty.
Primary education for children aged six to thirteen becomes compulsory for those who attend government schools. They must prove enrollment or receiving instruction in a private school or at home.
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