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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1911

Page

8

Advertising Rates and Local Notices from The Record

Rates list quarterly payment terms for advertisements and in advance payment for transient ads. Notices discuss normal school salary info for Millersville training and a barn fire on a Musser Farm near Columbia with $10,000 loss, possible arson, and insurance. Also includes camp life notes, mule theft report near Lincoln, and a defamation suit in Penn township.

Benjamin G. Musser Columbia Lancaster and Columbia Kehler’s Isaiah Musser

Hail Storm Ravages Central Lancaster Farmland

Farmers in Cocalico Brecknock and Ephrata townships found extensive hail damage after a night storm. Walnut sized hail ruined corn and tobacco across a ten mile long tract. The storm started at Shoe Neck, crossed Cocalico Creek near Bucher's Mill, and split toward Red Run and Hahnstown on the Ephrata ridge.

Cocalico Brecknock Ephrata Shoeneck Cocalico Creek Bucher’s Mill Reamstown Ephrata Ridge Red Run Hahnstown

Thrown From Horse Injures Neffaville Young Man

John Buchter of Neffaville was riding toward Ephrata when his horse shied near Steinmetz’s meeting house and backed, throwing him. An automobile party assisted, taking him to Dr. J. F. Mentzer in Ephrata where doctors found a dislocation of two finger joints, a scalp wound, and severe bruises to hip and knee before he was sent home.

John Buchter Neffaville Ephrata Steinmetz Reading Road J. F. Mentzer

Hot Weather Cuts Potatoes Yield Across County

Two weeks of extreme heat have damaged a large potato crop in the county. Tops browned and growth halted, tuber development failed, and yields will be meager. Early varieties worst hit, especially Irish Cobblers, with southern fields also suffering despite 20 to 30 acre plantings and Bordeaux spray efforts.

Uneasy Skeleton and Stage Steeds in Old Kansas Tales

A Wakeeney skeleton tale recounts repeated exhumations and ceremonies over the first Indian killed in a raid, with townsfolk's jokes and lynching pranks. followed by notes on Don Quixote stage horses in Paris and London productions, including a recovered horse in Bow Street.

Ike Purcell Wakeeney Kansas Old Fort Hayes Rush County Kansas City Journal Theatre de la Galle Paris Resinante Massenet Trving London Bow Street

Wild Onion Place and Two Fatal Mistakes

A United States Geological Survey bulletin traces Chicago Illinois name origin to Ojibwa form She Kag Ong meaning wild onion place with a bad smell. It contrasts two fatal historical anecdotes about Marie Antoinette and Queen Draga of Servia illustrating delays leading to executions and fortunes turned by small missteps.

United States Geological Survey Service United States Chicago Illinois Chicago Tribune Marie Antoinette Tuileries Louis XIV Carlyle Draga of Servia Belgrade

SICKROOM PLANTS SHOULD BE REMOVED AT NIGHT

Dawbarn notes plants in sickrooms increase humidity and consume oxygen at night. daylight releases oxygen from green parts, but night breathing lowers room oxygen, supporting orders to move flowers out of patient rooms. Westminster Gazette reports Chateaubriand once sold stockings on commission to pay a debt of honor.

Robert H. M. Dawbarn Chateaubriand la Morandais Switzerland Kansas & Nebraska Munno Kunz Avot WE. Beare Jos. W. Baker

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