Lawmaker Reflects on Service and Term Limits
A civic comment argues Ley should be thanked for public service and not seek a second term. The speaker says a man should take pride in the work chosen by the people and perform it faithfully.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
7
Uncle Eben Encourages Singing for All Voices
A Cantonese folk style remark notes it is good to encourage singing for people with more voice but unsure how to control their talk. The line reflects community sentiment about public expression and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Bargain Sale Sparks Bitter Encounter
Lo recalls meeting Mrs. Blank at a morning bargain sale. The two women clashed as the crowd pressed, and during the crush Lo managed to deliver several real pokes to her rival. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between them.
Trip Up the Seine Earns Grand View for Mrs Wise Ah
In a light exchange two women discuss a European tour on the Seine. Mrs Wise Ah recalls the trip and the beastly climb being offset by a grand view from the peak as Mrs DeRich agrees with the sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wise
Mrs. DeRich
Europe
Seine
Ship Lingo Left Right Bow and Stern Defined
Port side is the left side of a ship while starboard is the right. Bow faces forward, the stern is the rear end of the vessel.
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