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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
2
Lesson on John 14 1 18 emphasizes faith in Jesus as God and the way to the Father s house. It covers Jesus going to prepare a heavenly home, promises of his return, the way truth and life in him, and the Holy Spirit as another Comforter guiding obedience and prayer.
Hudson Taylor reminds that difficulties become chances to grow in faith and that God initiates and sustains the work. His conviction that God’s word will succeed, and the call to preach, reflect trust in divine guidance and ongoing gratitude for mercy.
A returning officer questioned a naturalized Chinaman about his name. He answered with “Sneeze” and claimed it was translated into English. The officer pressed and the man finally replied “Ah Chew” as his name, leaving the officer angry and perplexed.
A witty exchange features Reggie proposing selling his brain after death to scientists, Miss Sharpe replying, and Miss S and Mr Sapp joking that the scientists will be sold too in a humorous dialogue about science and mortality.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a removed sign reading Cast ings from a group of machine shops during a quarterly round. The assistant says workers applied for movie work, forcing the sign removal to stop the confusion and deter misdirected applicants.
Desert tale by Jimmy unfolds a punning twist as Sheik Ali rides away into the sands in the final line, catching the teacher off guard with an absurd image. The story hinges on desert life and a surprising, humorous departure.
A cartoonish dialogue shows Snake complaining that girls won’t dance with him and vowing to quit parties while Turtle questions his wobble on the dance floor. Senator Sorghum opines that leadership is hard work and often easier by pleasing the crowd.
A playful cinema quip notes a canceled celebrity marriage over who should top wedding invitations. Boston Tran script suggests the feud centered on name order, highlighting industry vanity and public intrigue in a brief joke.
A comic exchange between Hamlet and Horatio is quoted about a faulty receiving set. A humorous line about outsmarting a spouse follows, with Leewilks admitting to being wrong before his wife argues. The snippet blends Shakespearean parody with domestic banter to evoke a lighthearted, period voice.
A light exchange on married life as a husband admits his flaw, saying he always admits he is wrong. The quip reflects the couple’s fifty year bond and humor about patience and perspective. Beloved family dynamics and enduring partnership emerge in a playful, timeless joke.
The alligator is noted for its loud roaring when angered, a rare trait among its group as another saurian known for no distinctive noise. A separate note describes a banana plantation tree removal revealing a residential ecosystem with snakes, birds, opossum, bees, native bees, white ants, wood grubs, and many insects.
Dr Frederick Hes ong Editor of HEA seattle ENJAMIN FRANKLIN was not only one of the great men of his time He was one of the great men of all time He was a successful business man publisher owner and editor of the liist Influential news paper of his times A leader in political thought and activities his vision and statesmanship helped create the United States He organized the post office service He as a scientist his work in electricity laid the foundation for modern electrical development Franklin faced trouble deciding what to eat He tried vegetarianism on voyage from Boston but gave in after fish meals He mused about eating others and returned to a vegetable diet The piece notes Americans ate meat and that moderation is best for a balanced diet The 1934 Western Newspaper
A Southwark man defaulted on installments for a set of false teeth and the court ordered the molars kept in the courthouse safety vault until payments are completed. The notice notes wool waste diverted from fiber use for toys beads and radio dials, with no clear use found for the chips-off surplus.
Saint Patrick Day menus offer green and white party planning ideas for luncheon or afternoon and evening gatherings. Includes detailed recipes and decorations such as shamrock shaped biscuits, ribbons, and green frosting with salads, stuffed peppers, ribbon sandwiches, and molded Saint Patrick's Salad.
Rev C D Huber of Harrisburg preached at the N Church with Communion. Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society to meet Thursday at the Werner home. Mrs Sarah Hackman of Pine Hill stayed with the Getz family Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Kuhl of York visited the Stauffer family. John Martin near Farmersville bought 40 acres from Eli Burkholder and plans a spring barn. School board paid teachers for the sixth month. Miss Kathryn Snader visited Anna Getz. Local High School basketball lost to Denver 39 to 18. Mrs D Yuninger of Lancaster visited the Carpenter family and Hettie Harnish.
An advertisement touts Bukets bladder physic with juniper oil and buchu leaves to cleanse the bladder and ease irritation. It promises relief from nocturnal urination after four days, and urges returning for a replacement if unresolved. Sold cash at Moyers Drug Storm Lititz PA with related notices of a freight claim agent and auctioneer.
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