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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
4
The Meaning of the Birdsongs
A brief meditation on spring birdsong as a source of hope and renewal. The text links nature to human mood, citing Wordsworth and the thrush as symbols of trust, joy, and love at life’s root despite hardship.
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Wordsworth
Woodlands
Spring Poetry Then and Now in Seasonal Verse
The piece reflects on how spring poetry once entered newspaper offices and drew reader sympathy, noting a rise in sophisticated poets today who still find appeal in simple themes. It contrasts traditional birds and sunlit imagery with a broad public embrace of seasonal inspiration despite complex times.
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Lancaster City
Davis Chemical Company
United States
Davis
Imperial Drug Store
Heinitshh Drug
A. I. Hamaker
Locher’s
Ranck’s
E. Meister
George Smithgall
J. S. Martin's
D. S. Martin’s
H. E. Della
The Ancient Spring Sport
The article extols marbles as spring’s first sure sign and a universal, democratic boyhood game. It notes marbles are cheap to play and widely played from Europe to Africa, offering competition and thrill, but warns some may seek illegitimate wins.
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Europe
America
India
China
Africa
Lititz Community Notes and Family News Reel
Household moves and visits fill a Lititz page with local events from Monday through a long weekend. Funeral services at Swamp Church for Benjamin Hoover, social calls in Weidmansville and Mil lee S. N. 8, a Willis Knight sedan purchase, and numerous family gatherings, weddings, and church society meetings are listed along with school program highlights and a ten day trip by Rev Wolf for Miller Hess & Co. Shoemong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam Hollinger
Miss Grube
Lititz
Benjamin Hoover
Swamp Church
Schweitzer
John K. Pfautz
Emma Wissler
Weidmansville
Dussinger
Leola
J. K. Pfautz
Pfautz
Martin Zartman
Sarah Zartman
Edna
Ray Render
Lexington
Zacharias Ferry
P. C. Hiser
Wilestone
Lily Gerhart
Almenara Gerhart
Millee S. N
Ellis Ti
Walter
Seth Weidman
Mary Rohn
Gladys Hess
Elass
L. Ruppin
Canton Getz
Erwin Romig
Florence Gerhart
George Weidler
G. Brubaker
Norma Seaman
Clarence Greenley
Millway
Earle Buch
The
Brethren Church
David Snader
Women’s Missionary Society
Sallie Buch
S. A. Heisey
Barbara Johns
Anna Myers
Sarah Ada Arline Myers
Grace Bender
Olive
Maud Daniels
Norah Eshlewan
Laura Mil Irene Eshleman
Grace
Irene Spangler
Brs
John
Edna Givier
William Yowally
Upper
C Horner
Famiily
Brownston
W. Ench
Samuel Fasnacht
Chester Bryson
Springville
Peter Grass
Reinfolk Station
Sara Martin
Lizzie Showalter
Ephrata
Addison Felker
Kissel Hill
Lund
Mas. Jacobam
John Charles Smith
Florence Stein
Norman Smith
Reyd. Miller
Vauline Kreger
Reading
C. F. Wenger
Barton Bitzer
Mildred
Landis Ludwig
Paul G. Murray
Brownstown
Samuel FB. Scheetz
HE. Petersburg
John Smith
Bangor
J. A. Smith
Clayton Fry
William Smith
George Long
Rothsville
John Reitz
Lemon Wenger
Frank Adams
Marian
William Leed
Guy Hull
Walter Dunwoody
Bareville
Jacob Shirker
Harry Shirker
Delaware
Jacob Landis
Percy Smith
N. Wolf
Brownstown Notes Highlight Local Health And Clergy Moves
Miss Alma Carpenter recovers at home from a trolley car injury affecting her leg. Miss Mary Wolf substitutes teaching at Wide Hollow. Nurse Lena Getz traveled to Philadelphia for State Board exams. Rev C W Horner relocated to Williamstown and Rev J A Werner moved into the parish. Isaac Royer suffers kidney trouble. Keller family battles la grippe. Brownstown circuit holds first quarterly conference March 29 and 30 with Rev W L Bollman in charge. A G Carpenter expands into a large scale chicken operation with 650 chicks received recently.
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Alma Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Wide Hollow
Terre Hill
Mary Wolf
Lena Getz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Philadelphia
State Board of Examiners
C. W. Horner
Williamstown
Dauphin County
J. A. Werner
Evangélical Church
Isaac R. Royer
George Keller
la Grippe
Brownstown
Evangelical Church
W. L. Bollman
P. E
Reading
A. G. Carpenter
Akron spelling bee closes with prizes awarded
On Friday evening in the Fire Company Hall the Akron Schools hosted a spelling bee. Irene Eshleman opened with a solo, Arlene TI recited, and primary children performed. Prizes went to Catherine Conlin Alfred Miners and Hummer Snader. A drill by intermediate girls followed and Charlotte Hicks recited as the second class opened.
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Fire Company
Akron
Irene Eshleman
Arlene TI
Erwin Romig
Catherine Conlin
Alfred Miners
Hummer Snader
Charlotte Hicks
Brunnerville News Bounces Between Visits and Sales
J J Smith and wife Agnes Dulabahn and Mrs Monroe Eckert spent Saturday afternoon at Ephrata for a shopping trip and Mrs Rebecca Althouse sale. Mrs R I Keith attended Mrs Rebecca Alt house sale and supper at C B Martianit. Mrs Susan Eiser entered United Zion Home as guest on March 18. Ralph Keith and wife move into Roy Hoffer’s house. G M Weachter family visited relatives. Your scribe visited David Buch’s family. Mrs Buch remains housebound. Mrs A E Brackbill house call. Catharine Hartranft enters William Turning’s home as housekeeper. A polecat was killed in the chicken house.
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J. J. Smith
Agnes Dulabahn
Monroe Eckert
Ephrata
Rebecca Althouse
R. I. Keith
Scribe
Roy Hoffer
Susan Eiser
G. M. Weachter
David Buch
Buch
B. M. Graybill
A. E. Brackbill
Catharine Hartranft
William Turning
Roth on Saturday Afternoon Fumigated Scene Described
A fragment notes that on Saturday afternoon Roth was involved in a fumigation scene described as more than merely fumigated, hinting at a strong, possibly chaotic event. The text provides little additional context or names.
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Roth
Dandelion Season Opens With Spring Tonic Value
Early dandelions appear on tables as crops begin to grow. In coming weeks they will multiply and children pick them door to door. The plant serves as a relish with eggs and bacon and acts as a natural tonic and blood purifier. It grows across Europe Asia North America and Arctic regions. In World War II roots were used as coffee substitute and yellow flowers aid wine making. The season starts in last year’s corn fields where new stalks emerge under dried plants. The best variety is the fly dandelion which becomes tougher and more bitter.
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Europe
Central Asia
North A
Arctic
Steer Found On Susquehanna Island After Christmas Escape
A steer brought to Harrisburg for Christmas slaughter escaped its pen and went to an island in the Susquehanna River’s southern section. It fattened during three months on the island where grass was scarce and snow covered ground. Its diet during heavy snow remains a mystery.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Great Discovery Sparks Early Battery Insight
An Italian scientist skinning frog logs to craft soap for his ailing wife led to the breakthrough idea that electricity can be produced chemically, tracing the roots of today’s primary battery and its era-defining shift in science.
Happiness and Morality and the Moral Life
Reflection shows happiness stems from moral life with material conditions aiding but not creating it. The text argues happiness grows as virtue governs actions, and external prosperity cannot substitute ethical living for enduring well being.
Woman's influence shown by men at concert attendance
Jed Tunkins argues that women's influence is seen in the large male attendance at classical concerts, though men would rather attend a county fair.
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Jed Tunkins
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