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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
Nathan Ketruch of Warwick Township is named administrator for the estate of Isidestary, deceased. Letters of administration issued, creditors urged to present debts or demands for settlement to Harvey M. Kuproth, administrator, residing at Litts, Py. Joseph B. Wissler, attorney, handles the case.
Martha A Smith reportsLetters of Administration granted for Reuben Diehm estate in Litux Borough. All debts must be paid promptly and all claims presented for settlement at 511 South Broad. Administratrix seeks prompt handling of estates and creditors to file claims.
Executor Levi H. Harecker announces letters testamentary granted for the Warwick estate. Creditors are urged to immediate payment and claimants to present their demands for settlement to Levi H. Harecker at Brunneville, Pa, with attorney Joseph B. Wisler.
A man named John Helrayd from Bluddersfield claims a vast memory store of 310K facts. He can recall every footballer who played for his country, cricket results and birthdays of notable figures. He says dates are etched once heard and cannot be forgotten.
An advertisement extols Cantilever Shoes delivering comfort and freedom of movement. It claims a foot shaped last, room for toes, balanced weight distribution, and a flexible shank that aids posture and strengthens foot muscles to prevent flat feet.
The USDA studies barberry habits to improve eradication methods. It notes a persistent plant with an extensive root system four to five feet deep and wide spread, producing surface lateral roots that sprout after digging. Effective removal requires thorough root and sprout elimination, repeated inspections, and careful disposal to prevent regrowth.
Sudan grass is used in dry areas for hay but yields low protein and is hard to palatize for cattle. It tolerates hot dry weather and grows best under arid conditions, becoming useful for idle land but not ideal for high quality forage.
Palatable Treanuit hay is suitable for all stock, especially cows and young animals. Use with caution for hard worked animals. Web recommends as a substitute for alfalfa meal in poultry rations. Its use can reduce feed waste when poultry are confined.
Inhabitants of Austria and adjoining Hungary reportedly eat arsenic for vitality and lighter skin, later aiding mountain climbs. Vienna grooms apply arsenic to horses in oats or ragged bits to boost condition and spirits for steep ascents. The piece also reflects Abbott Thayer on the nature of genius and vision as a divine gift enabling discovery.
The article describes a London device for testing sinking tobacco by personal trial. A pipe connected to electrical gear is placed in a wall box with wiring. The system lights the pipe and records temperature and nicotine content as it smokes at a chosen speed.
An old Tioga Pennsylvania reader testifies to severe grip aftereffects and nervous prostration. After using Pierce’s remedies including Pleasant Pellets, she credits restored health and energy. She urges others to obtain the medicine from local druggists in tablet or liquid form.
A telegraph transmission from Rome to Milan reports Prince Umberto being sent by wire to Milan for a royal appearance. The scene unfolds during the king's presence as part of a ceremonial feature at Milan.
A fragmented classroom exchange centers on a student query about easy to enter yet hard to exit habits. Nine interlocutors respond with a terse term about bed time, followed by a note mentioning a transcript and a yearly subscription price of $1.50.
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