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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
8
A Lititz advertisement claims guaranteed quality from manufacturers and promises savings between ten and twenty dollars on each suit. It invites readers to view seasons fashions for men, young men, and boys at Lititz Clothing and Shoe Store, with a lasting satisfaction guarantee.
A brief notice indicates an upcoming influx of new furniture stock. The item suggests an imminent restock event with expected broad availability in the near future.
Rothsville High hosts Lititz High in a heated basketball clash this Saturday on Rothsville’s floor. The game, a rivalry highlight, follows Rothsville’s two straight wins over Manheim and Lititz’s home advantage. Referee Coach Weller of Lancaster accepted by all. Bowman's truck to shuttle fans between towns.
Emil W. Kohn told the New York Retail Jewelers convention in Saratoga that women have gained political and intellectual freedom but remain bound to fashion. He argued male bills finance attire while praising women’s desire for new, beautiful jewelry as signs of growth and vitality.
The article describes electric and safety lamps for miners, noting that modern miners carry a belt battery powering a cap lamp with a reflector for front lighting. It contrasts electric lighting with older open flame lamps and credits Sir Humphry Davy's safety lamp for lives saved, while acknowledging the electric lamp as superior and more convenient.
Public sale notices list multiple auctions in Lititz and surrounding area with dates March 20 and March 27. Items include household goods such as wagons, tables, dressers, stoves, rugs, a grandfather clock, farming tools, and livestock items like hogs and shoats. Dealers named include Womert, John Binkley, Mrs. Ella Shreiner, Allen Hacker, and Caroline Grosh. Locations include 5 Broad Street, 297 North Cedar Street, and 26 East Orange Street.
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