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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
A wedding guest list yields a tense moment as Ancient History Tie laments mood while others celebrate. A zealous question and a witty courtroom jab provoke light humor about the bride and a playful reference to meeting the accused.
The United States Bureau of Fisheries plans to stock the Susquehanna River with Columbia River salmon and royal chinook, aiming to release 100,000 fish over four years in quarterly installments. Harry Smithson assists, recounting the fish’s vigor and arguing newcomers will not be harmed by river tribes. The chinook matures in two to three years, grows to 25-30 pounds, with potential to 80 pounds, and migrates between ocean and river home.
A loud speaker proclaims no man here has prevented forest destruction, while a timid listener counters I have shot woodpeckers highlighting a humorous clash over conservation ethics and personal actions.
The article recounts how diamonds have symbolized romance and power across eras, noting their presence in temples, palaces, and royal adornments. It narrates crimes and atrocities linked to diamond wealth, including temple desecration, palace looting, torture, murder, and slave violence tied to diamond fortunes.
The article extols the diamond as indestructible and flawless, claiming it outlasts all materials and resists acids and solvents. It lauds its brilliance as the ultimate reflector of light, unbroken by time or force.
The advisory urges choosing hatching eggs from flocks not infected with roup. If possible avoid eggs from infected flocks and prefer eggs from flocks or hens that have never suffered the disease.
At Indiana Women’s Legislative Council a secretary misread a line about a bill on the industrial board. Mrs Stella King’s laugh when she read killed yearned for a woman member, but the text referred to a different bill that was killed. The moment lightened the council’s dignity.
Connecticut's origin traces to 1630s settlements by Cambridge Watertown and Dorchester colonists who formed Hartford Windsor and Wethersfield after departing Massachusetts. New Haven joined soon after, uniting as Connecticut. It became the fifth state in 1788, nicknamed the Nutmeg State, with 4965 square miles and seven electoral votes.
Wayne K. Zartman and wife of Elizabeth Township Lancaster County Pa assigned all estate to Henry R B Gibble as assignee for creditors. Creditors must file proof by affidavit within six months or be barred from funds. Attorneys Wissler Schaeffer.
Estate of John Nye late of Lititz Borough granted to undersigned. Creditors and debtors warned to settle debts and file claims promptly at Lititz Borough residence.
Doctors urge prevention with simple food exercise and regular elimination. Avoid harsh laxatives and trust Beechams Pills, a long standing household remedy praised by doctors and druggists alike.
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