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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
2
The weekly Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co paper reports strong results from a plant wide clean up campaign. Wrapping Room A tops, Coating and Liquor lost dirt, and Mixing and Refining shows improvement. The piece describes a black flag protest and eventual cleanup en route, plus notices of staff moves and humorous commentary.
During a February sales meeting of the Animal Trap Co. eighteen salesmen stayed at a lodge along the Choptank River near Cambridge Maryland. They studied marsh trapping including locating runways setting traps and removing muskrats after capture under local trappers supervision.
A training course shows pelts from caught animals being prepared for sale. The local Company sends salesmen to trap under real conditions across the U.S. and Canada. Demonstrations in marsh lands prove these traps highly effective for small fur-bearers on land and water.
The piece notes late spring arrivals with groundhog lore and a forecast of Canada geese migrating northward. It recalls past migratory events and mentions wild fowl timing, ducks following geese, warblers arriving in May, and short-eared owls wintering in Moravian Cemetery and Linden Hall Campus, with counts from years past.
About fifty cedar waxwings roost at Linden Hall feeding on dried snitz on ornamental crab apple trees. They form flocks of fifteen to twenty and may visit town yards, with pale gray backs yellowish breasts crested heads and sulfur tipped tails.
A reflective remark on jealousy as a central human failing. It argues jealousy ranks among the worst evils yet receives little pity from those who incite it, presenting a caution about envy and its social consequences.
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