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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1911

Page

3

Reading Epidemic and School District Appeal Headline

Reading reports a widespread caterpillar outbreak threatening city foliage. The Romneytown district in Marlborough seeks continuation via Montgomery County Court after School Code changes. Bees injure Mrs Edward Livingstone near New Oxford. Kindergarten advocate Miss Winchester tours Pennsylvania schools to promote early education. Bedford fruit grower Charles Wertz notes heavy fruit set due to rain. Huntingdon to appoint an official fish weigher. Pennsylvania Railroad issues a Discipline Bulletin detailing recent employee punishments across Altoona and associated shops.

Reading Romneytown Marlborough Montgomery County Edward Livingstone New Oxford Miss Winchester National Kindergarten Association Pennsylvania Charles Wertz Bedford Huntingdon Mount Union Pennsylvania Railroad Company R. K. Reading Altoona Machine Shops Juniata South Altoona Foundries

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw remembered in Thaw tragedy toll

A retrospective on the Stanton White murder case and its fallout traces Evelyn Nesbit Thaw from public glamour to quiet obscurity. The piece recalls Harry Thaw’s asylum sentence and the cascade of ruined lives, including lawyers and family, linked to the sensational trial and its long shadow.

Stanford White Madison Square Evelyn Thaw Harry Thaw Asylum For Criminal Insane Broadway Nemesis Alice Hudson Wall Street

Surprised Highlanders and Boers in First Battle Tale

In Magersfontein a group of young Boers in their first fight ordered Highlanders to surrender by shouting hands up and were stunned when the captives returned to their column with rifles. A veteran mistook Highlanders for ostriches, swaying nearby burghers to believe they were seeing a herd before any shots.

Howard C. Hillegas Magersfontein

Why Banks Loan Money Not Lend It A Language Question

A columnist discusses why banks use loan as a verb and lend as a noun in finance. He traces historic shifts from patronage and usury to modern credit, noting how money now circulates to stimulate industry and profit instead of mere relief.

New York Times

Economic romance and quips from old clippings

A collection of witty quotes and anecdotes about marriage economy and social observations. Includes a man praising a thrifty fiancée who bought a $30 hat while carrying $200, a dialogue about whether the dead walk after death, and a punning remark from a fishmonger.

New York Times

Sobered and Labeled The Pre Raphaelite Treatment

A humorous spoof on Drunken Geniuses and PreRaphaelite figures. It recalls Mr Ford Madox Hannefer assigning labels with his name to intoxicated acquaintances, confining them at Fitzroy Square for sobriety, and rationing lemonade under a strict regime. Whistler and other painters are briefly referenced with odd anecdotes.

Ford Madox Haneffer Cabmen Fitzroy Square Charlotte Whistler Mr. Hueffer Madox Brown Whistlers Chelsea

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