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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

5

Garden Spot Motor Co. Ford Sales and Service Ad

Garden Spot Motor Co. Ford Sales and Service promotes affordable Ford vehicles with low down payments and small monthly installments. It touts longevity, reliable service, and a complete Ford parts stock, urging buyers to avoid promiscuous dealers and insist on guaranteed parts and service.

Garden Spot Motor Co Ford Sales and Service Motor Company Borna Ford Tilt Amd i Paris Wei

Local business review highlights Diehl establishment

A historical notice praises the Diehl business for aiding community progress and price reduction. It stresses Diehl as a reliable institution contributing to local commerce and economic expansion, urging support and recognition from readers and firms.

Esiap Commi Itg

Notice to Mop Salesman And The Child’s Ball Quarrel

A fragmented OCR notice describes a scene where a three year old visitor remains unseen as a rubber ball rolls under a day ort. The hostess asks the child to come out and he replies he is drawing pictures on the floor. The text is garbled and includes a transcript fragment.

Xegtlese Nong Fle

Child Armin Asks If Restaurant Is Free for Mother

A four year old named Armin asks a waiter if the restaurant is free for his mother at dinner. He replies that if it is free for her then it is free for him, prompting a light moment about pricing and generosity.

Armin

Stenographer Hiring Method Questioned at Office

In a brief exchange, a manager explains selecting stenographers by asking clerks to choose preferred applicants before hiring the remaining candidate, as reported by the Houston Transcript.

Hoston

Miss Youngleigh Faces Tabloid Mockery Over Age Pretenses

Miss Youngleigh is accused of overstating her age in a satirical exchange. An observer questions her reading of Aesop’s Fables as the pair discuss the claim. The dialogue underscores age and credibility themes in a humorous fragment.

Ambitious Husband Seeks Rise with Household Ladder Plan

A lighthearted note features an aspiring husband eager to climb higher. His partner suggests starting with practical tasks like cleaning windows as the first rung toward success. The exchange highlights household life and humor in daily ambition.

Paris bound son seeks musical studies grant

A fragment mentions a son aiming for Paris for musical studies and hints at a government grant or public subscription with Madrid involved. The text is incomplete but points to funding support for study abroad and cultural ties between Madrid and Paris.

Paris Dutionnes Madrid

Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Store Inspection Tone

Fragment describes a store and its watchdog-like inspection emphasis. Mentions attention to customers, service, and branded offerings, with scattered references to a population and establishment quality. Details are incomplete and names or places are not clearly identifiable.

Naber Marie

Remains to be Shown After Insurance Adjuster Visit

A man injured in a motor accident died and the insurance adjuster visited the home. A sobbing woman answered the door and confirmed that Washington P. Johnson lived there. The adjuster asked to see the remains, and the woman replied with a formal acknowledgment.

Washington P. Johnson Yassah Wall Street Journal

Enthusiast to the Exe recounts naturalist deaths

An enthusiastic speaker tells his wife of the deaths of three famous naturalists. He describes a fall over a cliff and the momentum carried by the fall, while his wife interjects with condolences and questions about the scene and its interpretation.

Georgs

Greatness and the vision of leaders in bygone days

The dialogue contrasts past great men with present nominees. Miss Cayenne asserts that today’s men can be greater, noting how candidates for high offices are often spoken of as if they combined George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

Miss Cayenne George Wash Abraham Lincoln

Unclear fragmentary report on a dining contest outcome

Fragmentary text references a plea and a contest with a reply about quitting after a couple of bites. Mentions a person named Abt and a central location but details are unreadable and uncertain.

Conspicuos Par and New Gait Dispute In Street Scene

A confusing exchange describes one person urging another to stop wearing an old gait and adopt a new one. The dialogue includes remarks about feeling conspicuous on the street and references to percentages and perceptions of presence.

Joli

Easton Transcript Quips About Economy in Desire

A clipped exchange from the Easton Transcript shows a maid applicant stressing frugality and a former mistress’ discharge over economy. The dialogue humorously explores thrift and identity through clothing.

Easton Transcript

Her Only Wish Doctor-Hunt

A fragmented text fragment shows a woman pleading with a doctor to slow aging. The lines mention Patlant-Pm and Cities Star with distorted phrases implying a medical pursuit or treatment.

Hunt Madin Patlant Cities Star

Flying After the Soths Warey You guid your wife world

The fragmentary text describes neighbors acquiring an airplane or trespass by a property, referencing a three car garage and a back yard aviation discussion. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Fousisa Abe Kuadner

Velvet Ice Cream Co. of Lancaster Faces Quality Claims

A scrambled notice mentions Herr's Velvet Ice Cream Co. in Lancaster and a distributor on Howard Avenue. It notes concerns about purity and delivery, claiming issues with production and packaging. The text references customers and a broad list of foods and beverages, with unclear dates and figures.

Ome Lancaster Maleilay Howard Avenue Meney

Fragmented OCR: Local notice yields garbled text

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event or notice with unclear names and dates. The readable bits indicate some discussion or comment but lack concrete facts or a clear outcome to summarize.

Ta Nevers Never Land Ti May Be An Chi Bet

Fragmentary OCR text references a retort and a cloud remark but lacks coherent events or identifiable persons. No clear news item emerges to summarize into a factual card.

Unclear fragment hints at seven chicks and pet names

Fragmentary text shows reference to seven chicks and a pet, with garbled phrasing suggesting a short note or caption about animals. No clear event, date, or context available.

Fragmentary Notebook Whisper of Early Morning Anxiety

A garbled passage hints at a couple’s morning routine and unease from an unnamed narrator. The text references Anita Wage, a first night, and a whispered exchange about waking early and practicing restraint in a barn setting, with a mysterious partner named Praitia Parner.

Anita Wage

Plattery From Josh Bow At Collegal

A fragmentary exchange shows Corn Tossel noting Josh Bow’s son Tush is progressing. He mentions Tush writes letters and flatters, with a dig at being treated like a famed figure. The dialogue hints at expectations and bias.

Josh Collegal Corn Tossel Teran

Fragmentary tale in a market dispute about pork products

A confused dialogue follows a consumer and grocer over pig products. The woman insists she bought several items months ago and found them satisfactory. The grocer questions the quantity and recency of the purchases while arguing about available stock.

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Frank C. Diehl Hisirthausor Ieley Youngleigh James H. Ross Moe Peopleon Laprore Jor Herr’s Velvet Ice Cream Co Brown Borghen
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