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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
11
An old man lectures a young man in a compartment about time and youth while hinting at timepieces. The young man grows suspicious and asks if the talk is a watch sale. The exchange centers on speed, time, and a potential salesman pitch.
In a lively exchange a son asks about a young man who stays up late and never checks the clock. The father speculates the youth has political ambitions and aims for the legislature. He cautions him not to hold all night sessions locally.
A man out of work for a year refuses a job offer saying charity pays more than employment. The report notes his stance and contrasts aid with work.
A sidewalk joke involving a hat placed on a brick drew mixed reactions. The first passerby picked up the hat and wore it then discarded his own hat, highlighting the unintended outcome of the prank.
Fragmentary dialogue questions whether Mrs. Strongmind’s husband is naturally gentle or merely frightened. The excerpt hints at fluctuating impressions of his temperament without broader context or events.
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows a husband planning to sell their car due to high upkeep expenses exceeding his income. The piece reflects a personal finance dilemma and strain on household budgets.
In a public discussion the town weighs keeping good roads with fines for speeding against retaining a muddy street plan that could charge motorists for hauling out. The debate centers on road maintenance versus punitive measures.
The piece centers on Mrs Gabbins and her views on weight for women. It notes inquiries about whether she remarks on the topic and how her husband responds with a quip about her words.
Leisenring hires only bobbed haired brunettes as stenographers. Rhodes notes Leisenring himself has dark hair and his wife is suspicious.
A cryptic, fragmented text shows a fragmented exchange about using a mill liner and plans for tomorrow. The speaker addresses a wife and mentions Dane, with unsure intent and informal tone. The fragmentary nature limits concrete facts or context.
The forecast recalls St Swithin's Day lore as a guide for planning. Past days have been hot and fairly dry with some cooling winds, while July 18 to 16 are noted for thunder showers and unsettled weather. July 17 to 21 warn of a coal wave with fog and disagreeable conditions in the East.
Lititz Rotary Club members enjoyed a round of golf on the Rustic Course after a luncheon at General Sutler Tuesday. Guests of the course, they praised its first class condition as interest in the game rises and more people return to play.
The martlet crest appears on crusader era heraldry and church monuments as a symbol of resurrection and the coming spring. The swift bird with hidden legs is linked to knights and noble families, representing fidelity to the Cross and divine judgment awaiting the living and the dead.
A battered excerpt shows Mrs Corntessel fearing a rival candidate walking the road. She counsels retreat to the kitchen with bread and molasses, while Washington Evening Star notes the tension in local politics.
Readable menu suggestions and recipes aimed at simplifying meals. The piece outlines Swiss Steak with side dishes, Peach Custard Balls, Rice Flake Muffins, and New State Chicken Shortcake, plus spiced pears and a vegetable salad, all with practical steps and measurements.
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