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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

7

Farm Calendar tips for soil, poultry, berries and farm labor

Improve garden soils with manure or organic matter. Apply early so straw decays, plow deeply, then broadcast fertilizer. A 412-4 mix suits manure rich plots. 484 works with little manure. For chicks, use early roosts at 3 to 4 weeks to curb coccidiosis and ensure even growth. Strawberry runners root in June or July. plant in April for best yield and mulch removal before growth. Detect dairy cow profit losses via careful milk records and cull the nonperformers. Remove mulch from borders and beds before active growth to avoid plant damage.

Gardena

Dirty Car Owners High Pressure Wash and Lubrication

A local service advertises high pressure car washing at 75C with lubrication options for vehicle care. The notice targets dirty car owners seeking quick cleaning and maintenance services.

Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Caromel

Old newspaper ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to restore bile flow and digestion. It warning against laxatives and other quick fixes, claiming liver issues cause fatigue and skin problems. The copy urges asking for Carter's Liver Pills by name and notes red labeled bottle in stores.

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Elm area guests hosted by Diehm family on Sunday

Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. K Nelson and daughter from Elm, Mr. and Mrs. B H Weber and sons from Lititz, T Weber and Mrs Ruth Mal schnee of Penryn, and Mr. and Mrs. J M Yeagley and sons from Myersdale. Additional calls and visits noted with local families across Elm, Penryn, Lititz, and surrounding towns.

Elm Frank R. Diehm K. Nelson B. H. Weber Paul John Lititz T. Weber Ruth Malschnee Penryn J. M. Yeagley Herbert and Glenn Myersdale Irvin Keath Mildren Alice Cher I. B. Koehler Meda Jerome Koehler Lottie Snyder Fannie Bomberger Elam Bomberger Luke and Elton Henry Lutz Joy Katie Bomberger Homer Bomberger Margaret Lawrence Goad Miners’ Village Katie Landis Peter Landis Landis Valley Abram Bruckhart Harry Kline Hallville Joe Graybill Dau Ghter Anna Jane J. Z. Brubaker Nauman Hershey Jacob Schaffer Mastersopville Clay Esbenshade Neffsville Amos Risser Lancaster Samuel Yocum Eugene McCarthy Eugene Atlantic City N. J L W. Singer Daniel Lausch George Lausch Daniel John Nestleroth

Spring Tailored Suits Embrace Military and Velvet Details

The 1932 fashion feature praises smart tailored spring suits with military influence, navy palettes, and velvet accents. It highlights Irish crochet blouses, royal blue crepe, cornflower blue corduroy, and straws trimmed with velvet. Accessories include blue scarves, belts, and star buttons, reflecting patriotic themes.

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Modish White by Chherie Nicholas fashion note

Modish white focus in winter resort wear previews spring summer style. A two piece corduroy white dress demonstrates practical washing ease over typical impractical white fabrics. The piece emphasizes budget fit and durable maintenance while highlighting white as seasonal sport wear.

Sandals for all occasions set fashion for summer shoes

Specialty designers showcase sports sandals in pas teletta suve linen shanting and basket weaves with leather details. Buck calfskin and kid leather dominate, bright colors paired with white trend in stripes piping and heels while evening sandals edge toward nearly invisible cutouts in a variety of fabrics to match gowns.

Epaulettes Change Shape in Silhouette Gowns

The slim Soldierly silhouette dominates this season with epaulettes and trim creating a wooden soldier look. Designs vary from simple shoulder seam tips to lap over tabs, with Elizabethan echoes and twisted material rolls. A tiny waist jacket recalls a caraco worn over wool frocks.

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