16 Mar 1933
Page 5
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
5
A satirical tale follows Benny Flicker and Tessie as they escape poverty to wealth. Benny’s inventions spark mass production and fortune, drawing the idle rich and social upheaval, ending with a caution about high taxes and social ascent.
Alpine playgrounds inspire present day fashion with a felt jacket and beret. The article describes a sleeveless pastel blue felt jacket matched with a tailored frack and a distinctive felt beret, noting Tyrolean influences in mountain climbing attire.
The Black Forest stands as Baden’s premier landscape with its fortified ramparts and the broad Rhine cutting to the Vosges. The region captivates Germans as a symbol of European rivers, linked to the Danube and the Danube’s source. The note hints at connections to places like Tarsienberg and Donares chingen.
A fragmented reminiscence on boyhood dreams of wealth and fame by Douglas Mallogh and Sig Bil exploring fate, desire, and what constitutes true value as they ponder the dream’s endpoints and future visions.
The article notes the United States imports and consumes large amounts of peanuts and related products, with China and Italy supplying shelled and in shell peanuts while France supplies walnuts. It mentions changes in pecan production, shifting import sources, and global variations in nut supplies amid growing demand.
The text notes that onions are a universal dietary article in Spain and Portugal due to their flavor and substantial content. It mentions the onion ranks with grains for its quantity of nourishment and that workers add onion to bread with cheese for strength.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a tense scene with contradictory lines and evasive reactions, leaving readers unsure who wins or what was decided. The clipped text references trouble and denial, suggesting a heated, unresolved moment in a larger event.
The United States became the first nation to successfully deploy iron clad warships in naval warfare. The notable clash occurred at Hampton Roads on March 9 1862 between the USS Monitor and the CSS Merrimack signaling a turning point in naval combat.
A historical note describes Edward Roye, once from New Ark Ohio, rising to the presidency of Liberia. It outlines the American Colonization Society, the 1816 start, land grants on the Guinea coast, the first town Sfonrovia, and Liberia's 1847 independence and U.S. influence shift.
A scene at the Palais de Justice saw several defendants brought to trial for offences. One was acquitted while others were fined heavily for not wearing collars. A lawyer claimed clients needed shaving before court. As fines neared, shopkeepers’ collars ran out, and a rush of offenders fled to buy collars, only to be ambushed by the justices for their appearance.
The article notes vast, largely unmapped areas north of the region and far south, with pockets of unexplored territory including western Sahara, parts of the Gebi desert, Sherin forests, and Laiadai interior. It asserts general knowledge exists, but actual exploration remains limited and unmapped areas persist.
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