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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
A club discussion on remodeling worn clothes shows that good material and workmanship matter more than frequent replacements. Members note dyed embroidery runs, must-have colors, and the value of careful care. The group plans to obtain USDA thrift leaflets for future guidance.
Dry orange peel and grate. Whis flavors delightfully. A piece of velvet pasted inside heels will prevent wear on stockings. Build up heels as they wear off to keep shoes in shape. It is said shrimp flavor improves if boiling water is poured over briefly before serving, then drained immediately.
Agricultural officials report rising cottage cheese demand as a meat saver. States across the union, including Kansas, Utah, and New York, push home production and skimmed milk product education to boost cottage cheese and butter quality.
Cork has become a leading Sardinian export with Tempio expanding its cork factory. Bark processing includes steaming and drying, then blue mold curing, hand cutting into cubes, and high speed shaping into tapered corks. A new abrasive step aims to reduce waste by 20 to 30 percent. War demand boosted cork trench mattresses with light, protective properties.
Residents across Chester County report a large flock of entirely white wild geese flying north, seen as a possible sign of spring though no other early indicators are evident. Groundhog followers show wavering belief, raising doubts about an early thaw.
The Nevada stage line era fades as motor buses dominate the 100 mile alkali route. Ranchers and businessmen now travel faster with comfort and lower operating costs, while bus proprietors track fuel mileage oil use and tire life with penny precision, per the San Francisco Bulletin.
The booklet covers care of hatching eggs incubation periods natural incubation incubator types operation testing eggs and causes of poor hatches. It aims to aid readers for the upcoming hatching season and offers a free copy as F B 585 from the Division of Publications USDA Washington DC.
The British board inaugurates a land reclamation project along the Lincolnshire shore of the Wash. A new bank will run from Wainfleet to Freiston near Boston to recover about 12 000 acres with demobilized soldiers and sailors to be employed. Mrs Katherine Macquoid dies at ninety three linking to Victoria era figures.
Readers are reminded to check the yellow label on their paper for subscription status. If the date has passed, the subscription has expired and delivery may be interrupted unless prepaid renewal is made.
A letter from Mrs J Kanour of Box 216 Ban explains full endorsement of Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription for expectant mothers. She notes four children, strong health, and reliable use during pregnancy.
Mrs Louis Baumgard of 2111 E Cusumberland St testifies about Dr Pierce products. She reports relief from lung pains with Gulden Medical Discovery and recommends Favorite Prescription for expectant and asthma relief. She praises Anuric Guaticurie tablets and Pleasant Pellets for liver and digestion, noting improved kidney health and energy.
Reports from Belgrade indicate improving living conditions as Belgrade University opens and the American Red Cross builds barracks for students. Social life grows, theaters operate, shops refill, prices stay high, and a large grain harvest suggests possible export surplus in South Serbia.
A major firm governs North China cement supplies with plants at Tangshan near Tientsin. The operation uses modern machinery and limestone sourced at the site, signaling imminent shift to domestic production for the region’s cement needs.
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