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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
4
The Lititz Record appears as a local newspaper with editors and publishers E D Falyeiler and J R Johnson. It notes postal details, contact address on South Broad Street Lititz Pa, and subscription price listed as $1.3.
A critique argues the United States overlegislates creating a national sport of lawbreaking. It blames officials for adding restrictive statutes and suggests enforcement strain and potential fines or imprisonment would rise for many citizens under numerous outdated traffic, anti gun, ordinance, and smoking laws.
Closing services for Union Vacation Bible School under four churches were held at St. Pauls Lutheran with 147 children attending and eight receiving diplomas. A second program at Evangelical Congregational School featured a lengthy ceremony for 93 children with an average turnout of 83, including songs, recitations, and prayers.
The article recalls Hawaii's pineapple industry origin with Smooth Cayenne as the key variety. It notes sun ripening, shipment by canning, and growth to about forty million dollars annually. It includes recipes like Hawaiian Lever Cake with pineapple and chocolate pineapple slices, plus pineapple French toast.
The Vice President is not a senate member and cannot debate or vote except to break a tie. The vice president pro tempore presides and may debate as a senator. The Speaker of the House sits as a member and has floor privileges for that body.
The bureau of home economies at the United States Department of Agriculture notes apples enrich the diet whether eaten raw or cooked. Raw apples yield more vitamins, while both forms provide minerals fruit sugar and cellulose, supporting everyday nutrition.
A Victorian era account notes Masai women fully clothed with elaborate ornamentation. From ankle to knee and wrist to elbow their limbs are bound with thick wire forming cylindrical adornments described in vivid but dated terms.
Independent painter Pope Tenocent X sent his chamber Infa to Velasquez to pay for the portrait of the pope. The artist refused the money, noting that the king Philip IV always paid Velasquez personally. It is said the pope hampered him.
A new bedspread made from streamed cotton blends light weight with a satiny look and durable washability. Home economists highlight spreads offering pastel color, remarkable softness, depth of surface, and color retention for both Colonial and modern bedrooms inspired by a morning glory motif.
A brief description explains that the engine and rear wheels are connected in a way that makes the car run as if the engine were out of gear. The note frames this as a mechanical term and its effect on vehicle operation.
The piece notes that some conservative Chinese in the United States and other nations relocate their dead back to China due to a belief in ancestor worship. It discusses cultural motivations and the tension between diaspora practices and local customs.
A Capper's Weekly note explains that a trade differs from a profession and requires practicing before charging clients. The distinction emphasizes practical training prior to earning fees in a given field.
Ten thousand Christian Endeavor followers gather in San Francisco for the 50th anniversary, likely the largest religious convention of the year. Dr. Daniel A. Poling will deliver the keynote address, with Homer Rodeheaver and Percy S. Foster leading music.
The convention will assign responsibility for inaugurations to the music staff and youth delegates will oversee public questions on world peace prohibition law observance and Christian unity. The Christian Endeavor movement is international with three million members in North America and will participate in conferences and study classes on religious work and leadership.
Members of the Lancaster Automobile Club are invited to a monthly meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Paradise tomorrow evening at 8 30. A group of popular old-time musicians will perform after which business items will be discussed and final plans for the annual picnic at Carschia Park Reading on Thursday July 30th will be announced.
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