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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
Exponent Francis Oudmet argues practice sand traps help golf courses by reducing the extra strokes from bunker exits. The explosion shot, used safely, lifts the ball from sand without digging the club, improving chances of a clean splash to reach the cup.
An explanation of the difference between Independent travel and personally conducted tours abroad. The latter is arranged by a tour company with a set itinerary and a tour manager handling transfers hotel reservations sightseeing and all details. Independent trips are planned by individuals with arrangements by a company for steamship reservations hotels and excursions, with itineraries flexible and adjustable through the tour operator.
A four armed lathe studded with diamonds enables extremely precise steel machining to two tenths of a thousandth part. The invention, described in a periodical, explains how the ultral high accuracy is achieved with a diamond tipped cutting system.
A fragment notes an octeroon i3.an e/g bl legecd resembling a pink spider and identical to an octopus. It appears as a brief taxonomy style comparison without clear context or dates.
A garbled, playful paste references Abraham Lincoln, Linbergh, Shakespeare readers, and odd comparisons. It reads like a stray exam notes collection with scattered phrases about asterisks, hobbies, and everyday items, lacking a clear news event or coherent narrative.
A Mount Mitchell grave tops a mountain in North Carolina where Reverend Mitchell, D D, is honored with a stone and inscriptions. The article recounts explorers’ toil to reach the summit and notes the dedication of scientists and missionaries who shaped modern service.
Stere’s Jesse Owens of Cleveland Ohio finishes like a legend in the 220 yards at the regent scholastic meet at Soldier Field Chicago. He tops the field in 20.7 seconds and equals the world record in the 100 yard dash.
The Montreal Herald recalls strained finances under Pitt and the use of novel levies and delayed clocks. It notes how wartime tax strains led innkeepers to exploit “Act-of-Parliament Clocks” and how powder and wigs faded under Napoleonic war taxes. It also mentions Lord Randolph Churchill’s proposed sporting garb tax dropped after farmer resistance.
Fragmentary text notes adhesive postage stamps issued under a March date in 7847 and mentions New York and a gang in July. No clear events or names are legible to confirm specifics.
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