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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
6
A guide on selecting a pure bred boar for profitable pork production, highlighting the Good Enuff Again hog and the importance of breed type. Also discusses why winter butter quality suffers when cream is kept too long and how to manage keeping and mixing for best results.
Unnerving usually provides permanent relief for lameness from ring pain when done by an expert. If the nerve portion removed is too short union or a tumor may cause lameness to return. Hoof sloughing is rare and tied to disease or post operative injury. unnerving often follows in males and is limited to fore feet. Fur Mingbone lameness mentions puncture firing and blistering by a qualified veterinarian.
The Experiment Station Record reports J Mackintosh and W Goodwin found peanut and coconut oils added to dairy cow rations did not change milk yield or fat percentage. Small amounts improved winter butter flavor, while four ounces daily hindered churning and softened butter. Coconut oil hindered churning but hardened butter with good flavor and texture.
Advice to improve horse care through warmer stables more exercise and proper feeding. Warns against rough ages and excess grain, suggests turnout in warm part of day, reduces hay for farm horses, and emphasizes dampening dusty hay. Stresses good feed, outdoor exercise, and warm winter quarters for colts to stay sound for next spring.
Legends of specter ships haunt the New England coast with fatal tales. The Palentine, a Dutch trading vessel wrecked off Block Island in 1752, is seen as a gale herald. Wreckers burned her, a female passenger perished, and a phantom ship returns on the wreck anniversaries.
A detailed look at umbrella production showing rib and stem work by specialist makers mailed to the assembly shop. Workers assemble parts insert wire join main rod apply ferrule hem cloth machine hemming speeds around 3000 rpm and triangular cloth pieces are sewn to form covers. Wooden handles predominate with costly metals in premium lines.
A family under quarantine due to a measles scare is shown through a child’s voice. An open window exchange features a little girl saying she will likely catch the illness soon. The vignette captures early 20th century domestic life and social concern about contagion.
A brief reflection on how a smile reveals a caring nature and strengthens bonds among family and friends, highlighting its effects on beauty and warmth in everyday interactions.
The article describes rubber collection in the Amazon, where large tracts are owned by individuals. Natives tap trees and collect sap, which is coagulated by dense palm-nut smoke in clay jars. The hardened rubber is prepared into large lumps for export. Children play with clay molds filled with cooled sap.
A Medical Press and Circular critique highlights class bias in hygiene access. It argues public wash houses are essential to prevent infection and protect the poor who cannot rely on personal plumbing.
The loyal bookseller John Stubbs angered Queen Elizabeth by publishing a protest against the proposed marriage to the French prince. He was condemned to lose his right hand, severed in the Westminster market. Camden notes Stubbs fainted after the amputation and cried for God to save the queen.
A collection of humorous lines and anecdotes from various papers. In a New York tale a turkey dinner brings lethargy and a Nola Chucky observer explains winter sun positions. Other jokes cover kitchen chaos, a gambler named Dannhauer, Maud and a vacuum cleaner, class differences, and a moral about being pleasant.
Lititz area groups list regular meetings including Lititz Lodge No. 253 EK of F in Rudy's Hall and Lititz Lodge No. 1050 I O O F with Monday study sessions at 7 30 P M Garfield Castle No 76 K G B O meets Tuesdays in Rudy's Hall Star Temple No 70 G E holds first and third Wednesdays at 7 30 P M Washington Camp No 669 P O of A meets Thursdays at the Swan Hotel 7 P M Stevens Post No 617 A L A meets first and third Mondays in Brobst's Hall 7 P M Lititz Springs Council No 19 Jr A M meets Fridays at 7 30 P M in Rudy's Hall Lititz Borough Council meets last Monday each month at 7 P M Lititz School Board meets first Friday of each month at 7 30 P M in the High School Lititz Hose Company No eo meets first Wednesday monthly in the council chamber Hast Orange street 8 P M Warwick School Board meets last Saturday afternoon monthly at the Warwick House Lititz Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company meets first Tuesday morning monthly at its office Litisa M A Rooms open daily C T U meets every other Monday evening 7 33 Leelock Loyal Temperance Legion meets every other Saturday afternoon 2 15 Court Lititz No 296 F of A meets second and fourth Wednesday monthly at 8 P M in Rudy's Hall
Advertisement notes a large stock of coal lumber slate plaster roofing materials including granite roofing peroid roofing and mutual rubber roofing along with salts and phosphate. It emphasizes high grade goods and customer satisfaction.
Lancaster and Lititz trolley times show morning departures at 6 A M from Lancaster and 5 45 A M from Lititz with hourly service until evening, plus special Saturday afternoon and Sunday patterns. Additional routes include Manheim departures and weekend adjustments with multiple daily runs and late evening cars.
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