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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
2
Golf guidance explains how footwork and ball position affect chip shots. It notes off balance or forward placement risks turf contact and misjudged impact, while wrists and hands generate most force. Zebby Jones demonstrates compact stance and head position for smooth, controlled chips.
The article discusses the labor exchange term once misused for short lived bureaus in 1882 183h designed to trade products by time spent in production using money as a measure. It explains the value basis and the aim to facilitate exchange among producers through labor time.
Pathfinder Magazine debunks the myth that hair continues to grow after death. Skin changes create the illusion of growth while hair remains at rest in follicles. Permanent styling works only on hair outside the scalp. new growth remains kinky based on scalp follicles.
Mrs. Juin Bruce Dodd of Spokane Washington started Father’s Day in 1910 as a tribute to her father William J Smart a Civil War veteran who raised his motherless child. She drafted a petition to the local ministers urging teaching on a father’s place in the home. Congress members proposed resolutions but national observance emerged as the third Sunday through efforts of the Greeting Card association and tobacco dealers.
The passage traces early news methods to ancient times citing St Samuel and Esther and notes carriers and posts as conveyance. It mentions OvidMetamorphoses describing a purple stained pigeon delivering word of victory and references Tanrestheries in a fictional setting.
Fragmentary text references humorous errors in exams, farming in the West, poison risks from carpolic acid, Greek cabinet resignations Venizelos, a definition of skeleton, calls for limited corporal punishment, and myths of the Sirens. The passage mixes disparate topics with no coherent narrative or dated context.
River currents threaten and may reveal ancient Roman artifacts sunk in 1572 during the St. Bartholomew massacre era. Two barges carrying specophagi and bas reliefs from Arles vanished after departure, and ongoing dives hope to restore the Aries museum’s historic treasures.
A germ theory piece argues that germs are not solely harmful. It claims germs aid digestion, flavor foods, tenderize meat, aid tobacco maturing, and help in linen and leather production. The article notes bacteria support fermentation, wine and spirit aromas, and even soil fertility.
The article discusses the law of compensation as explained by William Beelth and applied to humans and birds. It cites the peacock and nightingale as symbols of outward splendor and inner talent, arguing that each person has unique strengths and trade offs. It highlights Steinmetz as an example of rising from poverty to leadership in electrical engineering.
The Washington Star notes the quip cited by many sages as cynicism about public experience and humorously suggests Dr. Winn could bring relief by lancing a bout. The piece treats the remark as a cynical view yet applies it to a public context with sardonic tone.
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