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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1911

Page

2

Automobiles Spread in Lancaster County and Fair Promises

E N Leaman buys a mail delivery car as the county sees a surge in auto ownership. The Masonic Home cornerstone is planned for September 26 with wide fraternal turnout. John Fasig, a Lancaster native, is described as a record-setting youth of 17, 6 feet 6, 225 pounds. John Martin McClure narrowly avoids ownership of an $1800 car after a betting mix up in Zanesville. The county fair in September promises speed, trotting horses, and big prizes, with intercounty contests and features to rival Allentown York and Trenton.

E.N. Leaman Gordonville Lancaster County Elizabethtown John Fasig Lancaster Jim Jeffries America John Martin McClure Bart Township Muskingum College Ohio Zanesville S. Speed

Outlook poor for clover in stubble

Young clover in stubble is fading as ground dries and bakes. An east rain could save enough of it. areas with little rain show some recovery, while moist spots from last week’s storm fare better. The plant’s weak spring growth leaves it shallow rooted and highly vulnerable to heat or drought.

Savilla Alhambra Henry

Pennsylvania Railroad plans to electrify York to Frederick line

The Pennsylvania Railroad proposes electrifying the Frederick division from York to Frederick Maryland, a little over fifty miles, to cut costs. Power is expected to come from the McCall's Ferry plant.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Frederick York McCall’s Ferry

Good Old Summertime Snippets in 1920s Press

A collage of short quips from various newspapers on seasonal themes. Each line echoes light verse about summer leisure and everyday life, mentioning towns and poets in a playful contrast to modern hustle.

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Keeping Advertising Up After Start

The article compares starting a business to building steam with coal. Initial advertising is essential to attract customers, establish trust, and prove reliability. Once success arrives, continue advertising to avoid dwindling fortunes and maintain growth and security in the business.

Cat Hatches Chickens in Mountainside Report

Mountainside residents in New Jersey are stirred by Thomas Tappin's claim that his cat hatched four healthy chicks. Tappin, a Baptist teacher at Liberty Garnsor Union Chapel Sunday School, swears the tale is true as the six day old chicks thrive and the cat appears pleased.

Mountainside Borough N. J Thomas Tappin Tappin Liberty Garnsor Union Chapel

Captain Krieger and Skarnikatis in a Spanish Week Tale

A retired captain Krieger in a mountain town keeps nine language pipes and a strict schedule, while servant Skarnikatis tends his moods. Neighbors notice a new luxury house opposite with a piano and a widow, prompting fears of upheaval and a looming chapter.

Skarnikatis Krieger Havana Sancho Paula Sancho Alene

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