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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
8
A fragment from a Boston Yreascript piece argues that press agents influence public ideas more than philosophers. It questions whether philosophical views truly ground opinion or are driven by media messaging, noting uneasy public reaction.
York Collegiate ran up a 40 to 13 victory over Lititz High in an exhibition game last evening. The hosts showcased a superior system of floorwork, weight, experience, and training, aiming to treat fans with one of the state’s best teams. Read the Record, $1.50 a year.
Lititz swept Millersville 27 to 16 on St Anthony's floor Lancaster, with Slackman Weiss and Sponagle starring and Trapp Kinsley solid on defense. Referee Taggert kept the game lively as Lititz outplayed and outpaced the visitors, drawing about nine hundred spectators and securing the decisive win late.
Roger W Babson asserts postwar business gains stem from prohibition and saving the liquor waste. He cites rising home building auto sales and department store trade with higher bank deposits as signs of the economy improving. The late Lucinda Nies home on Willow Street is to be sold at public auction this Saturday afternoon.
A compiled list of brief musings and remarks from a 1900s era page. Topics range from arm health and birds migrating to St Patrick day weather and sugar price hints. Mentions include W. W. Greist Lancaster running again and a general tone of light, observational humor.
GROUKDECG OUT-OF-DOORS reports the groundhog coming out Saturday March 15 signaling possible spring. The event notes a long winter and unsettled weather, with a lean roadkilled groundhog eaten lightly after hibernation and a cautious start to spring campaigning.
The Thaddeus Stevens Industrial School faces a crisis as three board members including Judge Charles I Landis refuse reappointment unless they swear to uphold the 18th amendment. Governor Pinchot has offered six reappointments, but three declined, deeming the oath requirement an affront to government service. Meanwhile Lititz Springs summer events grow with 27 picnics and reunions booked and a Lititz Moravian Sunday school setting July 24 for activities.
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