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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
3
A lighthearted reflection on marriage as a true adventure with surprises and gradual acceptance. The piece notes that the less ideal the early expectations, the richer the unfolding experiences become, turning daily life into a lively journey.
A clipped aphorism from the Buffalo News notes that the one who dodges obligations finds the detour harder than the road, reflecting a weathered, practical view on duty and responsibility.
A concise quotation by Dean Ralph Inge argues that religion which does not intersect science is incomplete and civilization, and science without religion is crippled. The remark emphasizes the need for dialogue between faith and reason.
San Francisco Chiraniete notes that times have shifted toward modernist art, praising the era’s insistence on discipline and invention over old conventions. The writer hints at a renewed vigor in creative exploration and the enduring impact of artistic reform.
May, grieving lover of Seward Crane, travels with her maid Jenny to San Francisco to contest the will. She plots to gain the inheritance by using Peter Morton to reach a million, seeking support from lawyer John Kingsley while entering the Barbary Coast mission scene.
The article highlights Japanese ceremonial practices including etiquette, ceremonial family gatherings, and three day visits with return greetings and farewells. It also cites the United States Public Health Service noting that early medicine emerged in antiquity with ancient healing practices.
A long, garbled piece argues corn can expand markets through chemistry, boosting industrial uses and farmer income. It notes corn's large yield, future starch applications, cost reductions via better manufacturing, and the need for industry to absorb surplus foods into new products to stabilize prices.
Physicians and civic groups are notified of the next clinic for crippled children at Lancaster General Hospital on Wednesday June 24 with Dr. J T Rugh of Philadelphia performing operations and examinations. The Visiting Nurse Association will register patients through June 22. Parents of interested children are urged to respond.
Persons may register the patients and it is not necessary to bring the children at that time. A letter from the family doctor is required.
A brief note asserts three core emotions drive human experience tear anger and facial expression. It argues other feelings are linguistic variants of Liree originals, framing emotion as rooted in a few instinctual responses.
A property right is the right to the chance of obtaining some or all of the future services of one or more articles of wealth.
A study notes despite varied heights among women, a surprising uniformity exists in the distance from their elbows to the ground. The finding highlights consistent limb proportions across the group.
The Record Classifieds recall the first unfurling of the Stars and Stripes over an Old World fortress in 1803 as marines hauled down the Tripolitan flag at Derne and raised the national banner.
An Indianapolis track history notes Firestone’s racing lessons from the 21 year event. Louis Schneider wins in a heavy engine car with Firestone High Speed Tires, claiming no tire trouble and high speeds. The ad promotes Gum-Dipping, Balloon Tires, and Double Cord Breaker as key innovations, citing numerous racing and endurance milestones and urging readers to buy Firestone tires with a trade-in plan.
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