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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
6
Improved Uniform International lesson from 1932 outlines Golden Text love thy neighbor. It covers Luke 10 25 37 with the Good Samaritan parable and steps of neighborly love including seeking needs compassion giving aid and follow up tying to eternal life and stewardship.
A compact reflection on spiritual friendship urging believers to nurture love rooted in Christ for all humanity. Quoted lines from Henry Drummond and Henry Ward Beecher stress love as a divine task and view trials as proofs of God’s commission.
Seedling allotments are nearly exhausted per Penn State foresters with late orders for Scotch pine and Norway spruce held until spring 1932. White pine red pine pitch pine and black locust remain small supply. Other tips address cattle feed and farming practices including proper watering, soil liming, pasture fertilization, and clean pig pens for healthier stock.
A concise reflection on progress over position, emphasizing that the true value lies in the direction one moves rather than current stance. It frames forward momentum as key to growth and achievement.
Local social roundup lists visits among Penryn residents and nearby towns. Families from Elm, Penn, Manheim, Lititz and Newmanstown stopped by, with several households hosting gatherings. White Oak School highlights February attendance as Lorna Long and Jane Long noted as visitors.
Lancaster County Controller Caroline S. Eby presents the 1930 year end recapitulation covering receipts and expenditures from January 6, 1930, to January 5, 1931. The report lists cash balances, tax levies, state appropriations, salaries, court and public office costs, roads, roads and bridges, as well as items for the Lancaster Home, Insane Hospital, prison, and charitable institutions, with detailed line items and an affirmation of accuracy.
Jud Tunkins remarks on addressing women by their first names in some cases to avoid misnaming a recent husband. The Washington Star reports his reasoning as a safeguard in social introductions.
In American Magazine the idea of home shifts from opulent mansions to everyday neighborly chats. The piece notes that true warmth comes from spontaneous visits and meaningful conversations, not material grandeur.
A fragment from the Florence Alabama Herald notes that strict observance of health rules could extend life beyond affordable limits, reflecting local sentiment on public health discipline.
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