Washing Up a New Era in Czechoslovakia
The article contrasts traditional peasant washdays with modern methods using Oxvilol soap. It notes rural women spend long hours rubbing and washing by hand, while scientific soaps promise to cut washing time, hinting at emancipation through labor-saving innovation in country regions of Czechoslovakia.
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Lome
Czechoslovakia
Farm Calendar Extension Serves Farmers and Families
The Farm Calendar notes 3009 county agents 1300 home demonstration agents and 250 4 H county club agents work with farmers in the United States guiding alfalfa cutting timing for protein yield and advising irrigation and cattle feeding during pasture seasons. It cautions on poultry house heat and ventilation to prevent disease and emphasizes balanced feeding practices for calves and heifers.
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United Ste
Nutrient Spotlight for Health and Vitality
The article highlights importance of phosphorus for teeth and bones, vitamin A for overall health and respiratory defense, and vitamins B and G to boost appetite and aid digestion across ages.
Moravian Home for Aged Women Elects Officers
The Moravian Home for Aged Women held a Thursday meeting and organized new leadership. Sophia Buicker was named president, Mrs. Snyder first vice president, Clarence Grosh vice president, W H Muth recording secretary, TLO Longeneckar corresponding secretary, Robers Russell treasurer, and Lloyd Bomberger to fill the vacancy from Louisa Weitzel’s death. An advisory board includes Dr Harry Render C N Derr FE 1 Garbet and others.
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Moravian Home For Aged Wome
Sophia Buicker
P. FP. Snyder
Firsent
Clarence Grosh
W.H. Muth
Tlob
Longeneckar
Robers Russell
Treserver
Lloyd Bomberger
Louisa A. Weitzel
Harry Render
C. N. Derr
Garbet
J. W. Gyosh
Ac Howse
Physics Render
Triate
Salinda Hes
Ves
Grays Bitzer
Robert m
Clarence Lloyde
Bri Mgs
High Standard of Living in New Zealand Rumor
The text notes a belief that New Zealanders enjoy a higher standard of living, claiming general wealth and material comfort compared with certain others, though the statement appears informal and speculative.
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New Zealand
Fay
Leed Family Reunion Gathers 150 At Springs Park
One hundred fifty Leed family members attended their annual reunion at Springs Park on Saturday. J M Leed of Tailitz presided as president with a program featuring age ranges from five to seventy four, and John Leed of Lillie as the oldest at 79. The Beenrode family from Ephrata led the size group with six of seven children present. Officers elected included Arthur Leid president Gouglersville vice president Charles Leid secretary Florence Royer Rothsville treasurer Luke Royer Norristown historians B R Leed Philadelphia and Mrs Arthur Leid Gouglersville. The event slated next year for the second Saturday in June.
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Leed
Springs Park
J. M. Leed
Tailitz
John Leed
Lillie
Harvey Beenrode
Ephrata
Arthur Leid
Gouglersville
Charles Leid
Florence Royer
Rothsville
Tressurer
Luke Royer
Norristown
B. R. Leed
Philadelphia
Miriama Leid
Donald Leid
Dorothy Laid
Edith Leid
Alice Leni
Beenrode Brothers
Sara Louise Hyntzinger
Jogved
DB Kleberger
Solo
Robert. Dankelberger
Sola
J. M. Leen
Discharge Of Lien Notice In Lancaster County
Court papers in Lancaster County announce a lien discharge action regarding a 76 acre Warwick Township tract. Henry H. Hershey seeks to clear the property of a 500 lien claimed by Jacob and Barbara Hershey deceased, with a July 18 1894 hearing date set for cause.
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Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster County
Jacob Hershey
Barbara Hershey
Warwick Township
Pennsylvania
Henry H. Hershey
John &. Hershey
Recorder of Deeds
Langaster
Barbara
Recorders Office
Jacob R. Hershey
Divorce Notices for King and Nulty Alias Subpoenas
Alias divorce subpoenas issued for Ethel Louise King and Beatrice E. Nulty. Commands require appearance in Lancaster Pennsylvania courts starting August 20, 1934, and August 20, 1984, at 10:00 a.m. before Judge to show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff D. F. Shuman signs.
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Ethel Louise King
Lancaster
William Edward King
D. Fr. Shuman
John W. Nulty
Court of Common Pleas
Beatrice E. Nulty
D. F. Shuman
Sunday Socials Reach Across Penryn Area
Local residents and relatives gathered in Penryn and nearby towns for a weekend of visits and hospitality. Families including Gale bach, Bomberger, Ulrich, Brubaker, Heisey, and Mowerer joined relatives in Penryn, Manheim, and Palmyra with extended stays and Sunday dinners. Jury duties were noted as 1. B. Koehler served in a Federal Court in Philadelphia.
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Raymond K. Galebach
Pau Galebach
Penryn
Harvey Artz
Lutitz
Carl Galebe
Ezra Lutz
Broo Ali
Leon Lutz
Laughter
Stone Harbor
Sallie Kofroth
B. Koehler
Philadelphia
Pan Wein
Marietta
George Campbell
Avonville
Fannie Demberger
Cyrus Bomberger
Mullville
Elam Bomberger
Jovy
Ars. Phares Bomberger
John Bomberger
Arlene Bomberrey
Astern Mennonite School
Harrisonburg
J. M. Bomberger
John Hilton
Lexington
Ammon Ulrich
Jovin Smith
Milton Miler
Ab Penryn
Abram Pruckhart
Allen Brubaker
Myre
J. L. Graybill
Elia Earhart
Elmer Brubaker
Menno Bruckhart
Manheim
Vicinity
Samuel Merkey
Wulfville
Melvin Heisey
Berths Mowerer
Chester Smith
Palmyra
Itnius Heisey
Sunray
Malsehnee
Mra
W. K. Nelson
Chillien
Marien
Wit
Executor's Notice for Estate of Landis Huber
Estate of Landis Huber of Elizabeth Township issued letters testamentary to the undersigned. Debts are asked to be paid immediately and any claims presented for settlement to Joseph B. Wissler at R. D. 5 Lititz Pa. Attorney identified as Wissler.
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Landis Huber
Elizabeth Township
R. D
Lititz
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