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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
6
The Kitchen Cabinet offers vegetable diet advice for longevity and good health. It presents recipes for Almond and Chocolate Potato Cake, Cheese Cake Pie, and Sardine Sandwiches with step by step measurements, mixing steps, and baking times. The advice promotes home baking for ready hospitality and nerve steadiness.
Fragmentary prose describes social dynamics around a vocal critic of homes and dress while contrasting with an enthusiastic, active personality. It notes how friends react, offering items or help, and questions whether true cooperation follows the outward zeal. The piece hints at personal roles and acceptance in social spaces.
The excerpt discusses lips as a metaphor for personality, noting how speech reflects fault-finding tendencies. It contrasts miserliness with generosity and hints at beauty in playful lips, while describing lip shapes and features with a critical tone.
Peterson asks about a friend in a health quandary after a doctor prescribes two to three months of complete rest. The friend, Bee, has served the government for 15 years but cannot find a suitable rest option, revealing his dilemma.
A Boston Herald note extols building a home for contentment over investment. It cites frame or lumber as durable, homey options and recalls colonial New England houses still standing, urging paint and care to ensure lasting happiness in a house that becomes a home.
A national municipal governance debate pits the old system against the city manager form. Cincinnati joins a list of over 300 cities using the reform, now covering about five million citizens. Other adopters include Cleveland Dayton Pasadena San Diego Colorado Springs Miami Wichita Portland Maine Grand Rapids Niagara Falls Springfield Knoxville Beaumont Texas Norfolk Charleston Clarksburg Wheeling Auburn Newburgh Sherrill Watertown Watervliet and more. Only four former adopters have reversed the plan.
Expert City Planning Charles H. Cheney urged competent art committees to pass on all designs and suppress those failing to meet attractiveness standards. Hugh K. Pomeroy highlighted intercommunity regional planning as a growing reality in Los Angeles over the past decade, noting improved cooperation among government agencies, civic bodies and railroads for regional transportation.
Brick is praised for easy handling and adaptability by skilled masons. Each brick is laid to form solid, durable walls that resist fire and time. Hardened bricks endure great pressure, fire, and corrosion, earning the label everlasting. Their history proves their enduring strength in conflagrations.
National Capital's beauty blends practicality with lasting value as Washington's wide streets squares and circles regulate growth, facilitate airflow, and provide fire safety. The design endures, shaping property values and urban livability.
Wisconsin College of Agriculture completed beef feeding trials showing clover fed steers outproduced alfalfa fed ones with higher total gains and profits when pork byproducts are included. Baby beeves fed linseed oilmeal slightly outgained cottonseed meal peers, with higher per animal profit.
Minnesota University farm tests show marl from near Backus with 80 percent calcium carbonate can replace air stacked lime or ground limestone in a hog mineral mix. An 80 percent marl and 20 percent salt blend supported growth as well as a 40 percent slaked lime, 40 percent bonemeal, 20 percent salt mix.
The article notes salt is vital for cattle and sleep, and many farmers neglect to provide it for horses. It discusses salt’s role beyond digestion, based on recent investigations into sweat and body function, and emphasizes that work animals must have access to adequate water.
In a small parish church at Trot tiscliffe England a hand organ is used regularly for services and weddings. The instrument can play 60 hymn tunes and is operated by a sexton who turns the handle.
The Abbey Hautenfeuille in 1678 produced an engine using gunpowder to power a piston in a cylinder. This device is noted as the prototype of the modern gas engine.
A short reflective line from James Russell Lowell on hunger for intellect and ideal possessions fostering balance of character. The fragment frames a classical view that intellectual pursuits contribute to moral steadiness. The quote emphasizes the self contained good of intellect apart from material desires.
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