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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
6
Archival tribute recalls veterans who returned and those who did not, praising courage and resilience. The passage honors sacrifice, faith, and healing, framing memory as a shared civic duty and urging perseverance through adversity.
Mrs Harding named le Mex Harding the first of its species shown at the ninth annual fig show in the Greenhouses of the Department of Agriculture. The piece notes Easter egg symbolism tracing to Norse and northern European traditions, linking eggs and rabbits to ancient customs and aurora hues.
An account describing Nebi Yunus near Nineveh where Jonah’s tomb sits as a Muslim shrine for about a millennium. A cleric explains hanging over the sarcophagus are ancient offerings and whale-teeth objects, while the cen ter’s tiled floor and Persian shawls add a cool interior contrast to the desert sun.
At Rosell California a 180 foot eucalyptus was felled by a steeplejack who cut from the top using rope supports. Sections were lowered safely one by one as the tree remained surrounded by buildings and could not fall freely. The process took nearly a week with careful control to avoid property damage.
The article compares facial hair used as security and prestige from medieval Europe to modern times. It cites French kings with beards sealed by royal charters and notes a Portuguese admiral’s loan pledge, illustrating beard value as social and financial collateral across eras.
A mole on the breast is an indication of affection strength courage and royalty. On the left shoulder a mole denotes sorrow while on the upper lip it signifies a happy marriage.
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