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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary transit note mentions Lancaster Ephrata and Lititz routes with times or mileages to Stevens Denver Manheim and Millway. Details are incomplete but indicate a regional connection and schedule data in Lancaster area.
The seller advertises over 300 tobacco plant beds sized 6 by 6 feet for 3.00 per bed and three kinds of seed leaf plants plus Havana plants. It also plans to sell about 200 000 Jersey yellow sweet potato plants this year and mentions several local phone exchanges.
A growing number of farmers feed rape to young hogs to steady growth and fattening later when grain is added. In the South rape aids early-season hog production, while later clover fields help finish them.
The Musselman reinforced concrete pipe works at New Holland claims the biggest single works in the United States. Established five years ago by A B Rutt, the firm maintains sales offices in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It holds 50 carloads of pipe on hand and operates day and night making pipes from six to 48 inches in diameter as well as concrete fence posts door sills and window sills.
Lititz resident Harry Garman reports relief from weak kidneys after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits the product with ending nocturnal pains and sleep disruption. The testimonial highlights a purchase at 60 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N.Y. as the maker.
A 19th or early 20th century style ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney liver bladder stomach troubles and urinary issues. It claims relief from weariness backache and rheumatic pains and promises renewed health with daily use and money back if unsatisfied. The ad urges buying original imported Gold Medal and avoiding substitutes.
An old man recalls Indian Turnip plants once used to prank peers and notes Jack in the Pulpit has become a popular lawn plant. He says it thrives with cultivation and can be dug wild and replanted. ferns, once overlooked, now adorn many well kept lawns as a pleasing ornament.
The 290 head herd, longest in the world, shifted from the Flathead and U S to Canada under a deal arranged with Ottawa. Howard Douglas, Canada’s parks commissioner, closed the sale in Montana as U S officials stood by. The herd roams a 107000 acre range at Buffalo National Park in Alberta, tracing its roots to pre settlement times.
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