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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
8
Tinele Mben recalls Uncle Eben saying the first step to becoming your own boss is to grant yourself permission to loaf when you’re broke. The quotation captures a folksy warning about self discipline and financial risk.
An explorer discovers a warlike tribe noted for fierce customs and a ceremonial drum ritual. The Detroit News highlights a dramatic encounter and the tribe’s reputation for martial conduct.
A fragmentary note describes honey from a lime tree in Cataluna and claims of a superior honey labeled as the very best from a mysterious source. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
A partial, unclear OCR passage mentions a boy and a hen with a cryptic phrase. The readable bits reference attention to a gravery store and a person named Fran, but details and context are obscured. The fragment yields no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond this stray wording.
A chaotic weekend game in Lititz saw Manheim open with a rough start on the Fourth of July morning as Lititz posted nine runs on hits. The visitors settled in later but the early burst spoiled the match, with final scoring era left unclear as the narrative turns to disjointed phrases and stray remarks.
Readable portions describe a vague topic about plates and mail bags in urban settings. No clear individuals organizations or dates emerge. The text appears garbled with missing context and structural breaks.
Fragmentary report notes James Watt and Matthew Boulton testing milling power in the eighth century. A heavy draft bore was said to lift a hearse 108 feet in one minute, equating to about 38,000 pounds in that minute, with related pond references.
Incomplete passage notes wallpaper imports in America, mentioning Celamies and Albany New York. Lacks clear events or dates. overall content is garbled and needs readable source for precise summary.
A stream of short items covers crops like raspberries peaches apples and strawberries, weather and pests, harvests including wheat and potatoes, and everyday scenes. It notes Fourth of July events, taxes due soon, travel and fashion hints, and light social observations from a small town.
The Longenecker clan met in Lititz for the 27th annual reunion with about 60 members from Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond. Officers were elected led by S Longaker as vice president and John F Longenecker as third vice president. A memorial hymn was sung for the deceased president and greetings came from Maryland. The program featured prayers hymns readings and a banquet. The group planned to meet near Potts Town next year under local committee direction.
A spectator from old times notes evolving policies to remove outdoor advertising along public roads as states and counties consider laws restricting sign boards. The article argues motorists read fewer roadside signs today, urging advertisers to shift to newspapers for broader reach and asks when billboards will disappear.
Fragmentary account describes how certain bones and jaw structures may regenerate and restore optic nerve pathways. The text references ceentist terms and hypothesizes restoration within orbital anatomy, but details are incomplete and difficult to verify.
The Bureau advises treating sick fish with salt baths if tails are fringed or frayed due to fungus. Use sedation at the strongest safe level and repeat every two to four days depending on severity. Test the solution by the fish’s reaction. if it squirms the mix is too strong.
A Pennsylvania railroad fireman named Willame escaped a critical eye injury when heavy goggles stopped a bullet. The incident occurred aboard a work train as an object was fired, and the goggles absorbed the impact, preventing serious damage to the eye.
Reading shows Lizzie K Nolt's will directing estate bequests for cemetery purposes. One hundred dollars to Kreider's Church of the Brethren Trustees in Lancaster County Pennsylvan ia another sum to Lengeneca Ser's Church of the Bethren in Lancaster County for cemetery use. Three hundred ten dollars to the Chih Society of the Church of the Pennsylvania Beth-1 in Pennsylvania, all to the Church of the Brethren. Annie Bitzer her of her estate is distributed among her relatives.
The Lausch clan holds a second reunion at Kauffman’s Park in Manheim on Saturday August 4 1928. All Lausch descendants are invited to attend a morning program with games and activities for all ages. A good time is promised.
Fragmentary lines reflect a dated voice debating force, reason, and vehemency in public halls. Richard Heaker appears as a named figure amid cryptic prompts and misread text.
Ephrata pastor Rhead and his wife of the Red Brethren church depart Monday from New York for Europe and the Holy Lands. They expect to return in late September. Record subscription 1.50 per year.
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