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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1927

Page

8

Lititz Team's Playing Not Up To Standard

Lititz dropped both morning and afternoon games to Cornwall on July 4, 4 1 in the morning and 2 1 in the afternoon. Weiss scored the first Lititz run. Cornwall benefited from a grass misplay with bases loaded. Pitching was tight with few strikeouts. Sweigart started for Cornwall and Hoffmann pitched late for Lititz. Umpire Galliger of Lebanon and two center-field catches shaped the close contests.

Lititz Cornwall Weiss Cornwill Hoffman Peyton Galliger Lebanon

Strickler steadies after rough start in Manheim game

Strickler, former Albright pitcher, gave up three runs in the first inning but settled to allow only three hits over eight more frames as Lititz defeated Manheim 4 to 0. Hoffman was erased on a controversial call. final line shows Cornwall 2 runs on 6 hits, Lititz 4 runs on 14 hits.

Peyton Lebanon Lititz McMullen Hoffman Wiese Strickler Albright College Manheim Bob Frey Obetz

Lancaster Seeks Rematch With Lititz After Narrow Loss

Lancaster prepares for a second meeting with Lititz this Saturday, aiming to reverse a prior loss. The city team, with a full lineup and two regular infielders back, hopes to push Lititz to the limit in the home return game scheduled for Sunday.

Lancaster Lititz

Calorie Definition Text in Hazy Historical Note

A fragmentary passage debates the nature of a calorie as the heat needed to raise one gram of water by one degree. The dialogue hints at old-fashioned or unclear phrasing and a digressive aside about dietetics and energy value of sand.

Advertising as business guide and record of effort

Uncle Ad criticizes sparse advertising and urges keeping a scrapbook of past ads with notes on effectiveness. He argues non advertisers only know their product as good or bad and lack a sales record. Advertising is presented as essential as stock of goods.

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Consumption of Water Per Capita in Large Cities

A historical note states the liberal per person water allowance is 25 gallons daily, while in a great city the average consumption nears double that amount, indicating a substantial excess and indicating waste.

It is all over a short summer and plenty of crops

The text reflects broad farming notes urging less meat and more vegetables with sunny talk of bountiful potato and berry crops, home grown fruit, and tobacco progress. It notes autos, shoe prices, neighborliness, letters, park value, and health trends, ending with lines on marriage license talk and public oratory.

Farm Bureau unit formed at Lititz

The Lancaster county Farm Bureau adds a Lititz local unit the twelfth in the county with J M Galbreath named chair man and representative on the county board. G G Minnich is secretary treasurer B F Grosh vice chairman and eight others named to the board. A July 12 meeting will draft by laws and organize committees while thirty local members form the nucleus. First school gardens in America movement noted with Thosion Ish and George Haven Putnam school figures.

Lancaster County Farm Bureau Lititz J. M. Galbreath G. G. Minnich B. F. Grosh A. Z. Bomberger J. C. Brubaker W. K. Hartman Samuel KE. Kline P. M. Sahecker A. Engle Conrow Brubaker National Farm Bureau Habecker Conrow Commodity Division America Thosion Ish Cleary L. App. Pringipa George Haven Putnam School Missehen

Perhaps two Joeys Aim To Break Owt Record

The fragment references beating an old record with two individuals named Joey. It notes Earth’s bedrock Granite as the lowest rock and bedrock of the worn, presenting a fragmented, non-cohesive set of statements without a clear event or context.

Free Bridge Across the Susquehanna Approved

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds the 1925 act allowing inter county bond funded toll bridges. Lancaster and York Counties may issue bonds to fund construction repayable by tolls then convert to a free bridge funded by state cooperation. Voters already approved bonds and PSC and State Highway dept back the plan.

Act of Assembly Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Lancaster York Supreme Court Susquehanna River Columbia Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania State Highway Department

Advertising Is a Sure Business Foundation

An excerpt discusses indirect advertising termed Institutional. It explains it avoids bargains or product details and instead highlights a state's public service and organizational activities to build public trust. Wanamaker's is credited with originating the idea, but small advertisers can also use it to boost recognition.

Wanamaker’s

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