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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
8
Dr H C LeFever operates from 19 East Main Street in Washingston Mphrata offering spinal adjustments and preventive care. The article lauds his training, rising patient numbers, and commitment to high professional standards with free consultations and emphasis on the spine as health index.
John L. Shimp located in Denver near Ephrata offers complete sheet metal services and roofing with the latest machinery. They repair furnaces ventilating work and boast extensive experience on fine local buildings, reliable figures, and safe, high quality results.
E F Fasnacht in Lincoln near Ephrata offers low prices on high class meats and specialties. The up to date market emphasizes quality service, convenient parking, and quick turnover to cut costs. It builds best value through large volume, closer buying, and small profits while supplying fresh stock and balanced meals.
The public can rely on Harry F Good for large and small contracts with quality work and up to date methods. Located at State and Pine Streets, he offers dependable service, fair pricing, and a reputation for honesty.
Herbrogue told Judge Skillman and reporters she was from Kentucky hills and her brother, who killed a man, claimed religion now. The judge questioned how he could be reformed, noting a jury room misstep and sentencing limits, while she pressed for mercy.
A satirical exchange from the Washington Star features a passerby asking if a scientist is understood. Senator Sorghum replies he is drawn to the lecturer as a man who can make audiences applaud ideas they cannot grasp, and he often strives to do the same in his own business.
Rightot, an English tire manufacturer, attended a gathering of business men. In response to a toast he quipped that he has no wish for a long speech, noting in the trade that longer spokes imply bigger tires.
A light anecdote unfolds as a lady compliments a boy who replies he cannot name her mother’s friends but can identify her by her feet. The humor centers on a child’s candor and the playful misdirection in social courtesy.
A fragmented notice discusses a concept of forever tied to installments on a plano. The dialogue references Pages dalea Yverdon and a listener’s disbelief about ongoing payments, capturing a sparse archival advertising or period piece snippet without clear dates or entities.
Little Dorothy plans her first party for Afth birthday inviting many elderly relatives. Her mother worries the guest list, noting the guests are older and likely wealthier. Dorothy insists they have the most money.
A neighbor reports Mrs C away gazing at cows as Mr G admits he and another person were sawing wood. He said Mary went after the runaway cows to clear them, hoping a brisk walk in the cold air would help her feel better as she seemed white and peaked.
A dialogue shows a theater manager and a supervisor discussing wage cuts and the strain of the job. The supervisor insists on a raise, while the manager jokes about the nerves involved, reflecting workplace tension from a Charleroi Moustique piece.
The couple jokes about travel timing with Mrs Henpeck asking for her train schedule. Henpeck replies with a precise countdown of hours and minutes, highlighting humor in domestic routines.
Fashion commentators note that garments with back buttons for male attire are reappearing. The trend hints at renewed demand for traditional silhouettes as designers revive historic styles for contemporary wardrobes.
Miss Primm announces imminent marriage to Miss Grimm asks for details. The exchange hints at a rushed wedding plan and coordinates the couple’s social circle as they prepare for the ceremony.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes the fate of centrist politicians in a brief exchange about political shifts, hinting that the rise of the motor car vote altered the political landscape and affected moderate candidates. The remark reflects a historical media viewpoint on electoral change.
A quarrel over a saxophone drives a city couple to a playful exchange. The wife warns she will go crazy if the instrument continues, while the husband retorts that he has already stopped. The brief exchange appears in the Horder Cities Star.
In Cincinnati, a curious headline asks if the phrase refers to athletes or livestock. The Enquirer hints at a playful misdirection about horses in a gym and the idea of lightning striking twice.
Vera asks about speaking to father while Dick explains he is limping after slipping on a banana peel. The playful exchange hints at domestic routine and family dynamic.
Ephrate marks formal opening of Rubinson and Son's latest department store in the Mentzer Building at N State and W Main Streets New Holland. The Ruby store features renovated rooms formerly occupied by J J Newberry with departments in Ladies and Mens wear dry goods plain goods shoes and more. Nathan Rubinson, educated in Philadelphia, helps run the chain with a focus on public satisfaction and value through large buying power.
Yorktown Shirt Co Inc at Lacusi Street and Park Avenue is presented as a premier local business known for efficiency and low prices. Described as a prominent, well regarded firm with wide experience, strong patronage, and significant impact on community progress and prosperity.
A married woman and an old maid exchange a wry line about men admiring the old-fashioned girl from a distance, capturing a sharp social exchange about admiration and distance in a brief dialogue.
A brief dialogue reveals marital strain as a wife recalls learning to cook while her husband served in Europe. He soon departs again, leaving questions about his satisfaction and the stability of their relationship.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a couple reflecting on their past intimacy and present distance. The exchange contrasts affection with neglect as one partner notes being called nothing now, while the other responds with a wry remark on self control.
A fragment from Stray Stories recounts a fictional dialogue where a guilty wife accuses her husband of finding a letter in her coat pocket. The husband claims he did not know how it got there and the wife reveals she had given him the letter to post. An aside references The Lustige Sachse from Leipzig and a faint remark about clothes being the last word.
A brief exchange reveals a newspaper art critic asks about canvases and framing. The frame maker responds that they are not a critic, just a frame craftsman. The dialogue hints at emphasis on size and presentation of artwork.
The Cincinnati Enquirer cites gossip that the Dunkins face destitute circumstances and cannot even afford gas for their car after a recent sighting of Bill remarking on their hardship.
A brief quip from Lustige Kolner Zeltung of Cologne notes a couple who claim they still like each other as on their wedding day after admitting a quarrel yesterday. The exchange highlights enduring affection amid marital friction.
The Shefield Weekly Telegraph notes the Greens have adopted a French baby and seek to understand its early speech as it begins to talk. The item reflects curiosity about language development and cultural exposure within a family.
A woman with five children recalls fearing bigamy while an older single woman notes lasting singleness brings deeper loneliness. The exchange hints at social pressures on marriage and the relief some find in single life.
In Swindon a curious scene unfolds as the man known as Old Rip P G steps out of a telephone box in disguise as an elderly man. An inspector questions the authenticity of the disguise in a lighthearted exchange.
A fragment from Junmel of Hamburg notes a grim encounter with cannibals. The speaker recalls arriving after the friend had been scratched from the meat, a macabre image tied to a grim anecdote.
The Boston Transcript notes Maud is taking a gambled step into marriage by choosing an aviator as her future husband. The remark frames her decision as a bold, speculative move.
A quoted citizen, Jones, voices skepticism about a 13 month calendar plan, stating he can only tolerate twelve rent days a year. The remark frames opposition to calendar reform in plain terms.
A short narrator notes Forever Little Johnny's first ocean swim and his firm wish to never have salt on his eggs again, signaling a playful moral about sea air and kitchen habits.
No Wonder Peters Jackson remarks on life with his wife still working as he speaks about daily concerns and independence.
A bus stopped during a holiday rush as the conductor politely urged passengers to move forward. A rude passenger balked, prompting the conductor to shrug and drop the request. The scene captures a brief clash amid a crowded boarding.
Mr Wilson reports a curious case of a horse racing hardware merchant found in his store leaning over a farm sheet asking for calipers. The merchant replies that he has only trotters. Chicago News.
A short humor item from the Vancouver Province features a quip about finding a wnele in apple pie order. The joke lands with the punchline crusty, reflecting the paper's light, period-voice tone.
A painter predicts posthumous fame while a dealer counters that the artist appears healthy and thus unlikely to die soon. The exchange captures a cynical tone about the art market and posthumous value.
Lloyd Moore Inc promotes Ford models at a modern State and Whestut Street showroom in Hphralta. The firm emphasizes genuine Ford parts and expert service, marketing the New Ford as a universal car for city or country use with luxury, ease, and pride of ownership.
Leed's Service Stations Inc located at 508 South State Street Ephrata and a full service station in Lititz advertise modern lubrication systems. Trained staff use Alemite equipment to cut maintenance costs, with viewing pits and high pressure lubrication promising lower repair bills. The ad highlights the station as a civic minded local business with a strong reputation.
Hummer Electric Co of Lingoln near Ephrata markets a complete line of electrical appliances fixtures and supplies. The store showcases modern innovations and offers contract services with plans specifications estimates and a trained crew to complete work quickly and safely under current codes.
Centrally located at 21 West Main Street in Ephrata this established drugstore offers pure medicines and a full stock. Known for careful prescription filling, trained pharmacists, and a wide range of sundries, cigars, sodas, and services, it is praised as a progressive, reliable community establishment with a reputation among physicians for efficiency.
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