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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary text references people whitewashing trees to find home on a duck night, Alaska as a strategic advantage, mentions Tar and Tadisxrs with WL Ham Poon, and a vague divide between Europe, Rome, and the Middle Ages with lox.
A 1933 verse by Douglas Aisiloch reflecting on the enduring red white and blue flag. The speaker laments changing flags while affirming the steadfast banner as the same legacy. Aired in a WNT service transcription with poetic refrains and repeated imagery of patriotism.
An odd column notes playful lines about beakers and beaks, asks about Rome's fall, and muses on schooling in France where children supposedly move from tenth grade back to first. A tongue in cheek missionary figure is described in a nonsensical fashion, with a 1948 Bell Syndicate-WNU Service tag.
General Grant lived as a well to do former president and world traveler. After retirement he faced a failed investment in Wall Street with Grant and Wahl, ending in his firm’s collapse. He earned money writing for magazines and completed his memoirs four days before death, securing his family’s future despite illness.
A vintage golf advice note discusses avoiding weak or overly risky shots and instead using a medium strength approach. It recommends starting with a bold yet controlled shot toward the pin, trusting the greens to hold.
The piece catalogs archaic and odd collective nouns for animals and items, contrasting common terms like a swarm of bees with unusual forms such as a siege of herons and a muster of peacocks. It notes how modern usage often favors simpler plurals, while rich traditional terms persist in niche writing.
Leonard A Barrett argues inflation is temporary and the nation will return to the gold standard. He warns fear and loss of confidence erode education and moral strength, urging renewed courage, trust, and public schooling to sustain democracy and future prosperity. The piece reflects a 1930s press viewpoint on economic recovery and civic virtues.
Bobby, nephew of Jack Coomte and former Duke University player, has joined the Athletes pitching staff after graduating from Duke. The move links a family legacy with the team's roster as Uncle Raymond BL gains a new connection in professional circles.
A cotfin containing a rusty iron heart and tongs was unearthed while leveling an old Nagy Saros cemetery site. No evidence of a burial exists, but the find near a historic witch burning area fuels belief the items are relics of a witchy era.
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