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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
6
A concise ethical thought contrasts reason as supreme over personal inclination. It argues reason matures judgment even if initial impulse resists, since true reasoning tends to prevail despite immediate wishes.
Louis Braille devised the tactile alphabet around 1834. Braille has since been adapted to many languages and enabled blind readers to access printed text globally.
Spain possesses a greater variety of minerals in large deposits than any other country on the European continent.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine presents a two part remedy with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic to improve general health. The ad notes the product has been sold by druggists for over 40 years and names B. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
The Alaska railroad remains the only line worldwide to operate on 24 hour daylight during the summer, discontinuing switch and signal lights even at night. The route runs between Curry and Fairbanks, where the sun does not set for part of the year.
A divorce suit alleges extreme cruelty with alternating abuse and lavish gifts. The wife claims her husband whipped her one day and showered her with jewelry the next, though a retort from the Boston Transcript mocks the idea.
Egypt's Leather Egypt has built a flourishing leather manufacturing industry mainly by teaching children leatherworking in trade schools across the Nile country's populous regions.
Mrs F N Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania reports relief after using Sorbol Quadruple stainless liniment. She describes improved eye, heart and nerve conditions and states she felt no ill effects. She lists availability from Lewis N Moyer locally and Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio.
The article reviews insulin’s proven relief of diabetes symptoms and explores whether it can restore pancreatic function. It cites a Toronto case of a five year old boy who, after insulin treatment, returned to a normal diet and health, with pancreatic tissue appearing normal after death and possible regeneration. Further study suggests insulin may regenerate pancreatic cells and restore function, increasing its value beyond symptom relief.
A historical note on shaking palsy also called Parkinsons disease. It details onset usually between fifty and sixty, tremor of hands and head, rhythmic three to five per second, rigidity of muscles, shuffling gait, and variable sensory complaints. No known cause or cure.
Submarines adjust depth based on boat size and weight, water density and conditions, and propulsion heat. Coastal subs are built for shallower sailing, while seagoing subs are designed to operate between 200 and 4300 feet depth.
William A. Radford explains a cost efficient story and a half home. The example house is 89 by 24 feet 6 inches with seven rooms on the first floor and four on the second, including a large living room dining room kitchen and multiple bedrooms. Dormers extend roof to add two extra bedrooms, while a deep porch enhances curb appeal.
A reflection on building a home stresses careful, owner-involved planning. Visualize layout and furniture, consult architect and contractor, and ensure final contractor choice to achieve lasting comfort and convenience. The home anchors personal and civic well being, guiding future prosperity.
The guide advises laying a strip of paper on the floor tight against the mop board to catch paint drips. Move the paper as work progresses and, with reasonable care, no paint will reach the floor.
An hour one item explains protection against fire from ordinary home or office occupancy. It stresses proper use of metal lath and plaster to provide protective resistance.
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