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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
8
Moyer's Drug Store in Latitz Louisiana advertises Raezer’s Pulmonic for lung trouble and pneumonia prevention, urging customers to try it now before illness attacks.
A reader notes that excelling at rolling heavy bowling balls all evening does not prove ability to push a lawn mower for half an hour next summer. The message references the Record priced at $1.50 per year.
Post 56 suffered its first home defeat as Palace Club of Washington D C delivered a swift, stifling defense and quick floor play. Captain Jimmy Trapp and Weiss led a gallant Legion effort though foul trouble and a brick wall defense kept Lititz from closing the gap in the second half.
Rothsville High defeated Lititz High 26 to 19 at Orange Street Gym. The Rothsville duo Conrad brothers and Hertzler led scoring with Fasnacht and Hackman starring for Lititz, but the Class B monarchs maintained the lead through three quarters.
Norman Habecker announces Brownstown Big Five will meet the Legionaires tomorrow night at 8 30 PM. Brownstown, aiming for the county flag, fields a strong lineup led by Briggs Kingsley who previously played for the Legion. Millersville also booked to play here on Saturday March 20.
A collection of brief items notes on diverse topics including weather, holidays, commerce and public life. Mentions St Patrick’s Day on March 17th and a March cold week. Comments on fish, coal, railroad schedules, advertising speed, manners and consumer spending.
Advertisement lists circulating library with new books available at Scott's Book Store. Also promotes Chicken Corn Soup and Oyster Supper at the Wire House Saturday afternoon and evening under the auspices of A. B. Church featuring Hackman's Orchestra. Pfantz Bros advertises Armstrong Linoleum and window shades. Readers invited to hear the Radula Super-Heterodyne by Howard & Young. Record subscription price noted.
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