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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
3
The fragmented passage describes a clash between sheep herders and cowmen over grazing lands. It suggests sheep crowded cattle ranges, reducing grass and causing conflict. Government action is mentioned as limited, with some states feeling the pressure from the dispute.
A new institution in New York concentrates on American Indian life with a large collection. It houses 1,800,000 aboriginal specimens and focuses on preserving diverse native cultures through its early curations and exhibits.
A jumble of anecdotes notes a dog named Little Boy who could rattle a door knob to enter a house. It also mentions weather lore about a bird named Fung and a tale about George Arliss and a Disraeli mis sighting. The piece ends with plans to tag fish in Maine to study migratory patterns.
A report argues Southeast Africa in British possessions could become the world’s leading cattle producer within 50 years. It says the region’s pasture grasses support extensive meat rearing and growth prospects are strong for future generations.
A humorous local column celebrates a cheerful resident named Se Cheerful Islot who jokes about wartime fears and everyday quirks. He laughs at clever lines about life, and only shows seriousness when a funny story is pulled from the crowd revealing a sharp, playful spirit.
A historical summary recounts Pennsylvania’s 1863 defense as General Meade moves on July 1 to 3 after Meade, Wool, and Reynolds led troops. It describes Pickett’s Charge, the saber duel with Stuart and Gregg, heavy Union and Confederate losses, and the Valley of Death trenches near Gettysburg.
The Cantilever Shoe is advertised to fit snugly under the arch and distribute weight across the foot. It boasts a flexible shank that conforms to the foot’s under-curve when laced, offering a snug heel and comfortable toe fit.
Tommy Milton charges to victory amid a field of top drivers using Willard batteries. Hartz Jimmy Murphy and Earl Cooper place second and fourth as the winning car, equipped with Willards, completes the triumph. The race highlights the battery’s reliability and spark performance under intense conditions.
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