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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
6
A brief editorial note in the Indianapolis News urges planting trees to spare future generations from splinters and to guard forests for the long term. It emphasizes environmental action and responsible stewardship.
Alias subpoena for divorce issued for the April Term 1929 Number 4 commands Edward Vaux to appear before the Lancaster Court of Common Pleas starting May 20 1929 at 10 oclock a m to show why Ida E. Vaux should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony. P P Dattisman Amity Sheriff
Gertrude E. Miller and George W. Miller appear before Lancaster judges in a 1929 case. The document notes that Gertrude E. Miller should not be P. P. Datttisman, Sheriff.
The Loyal Workers Sunday School met at Cora Albright’s home with devotions and readings by listed members. Bethany Primary Schools art exhibit drew many patrons as Kathryn Lefever taught pupils. Ephrata plans May 6 health day at Grand Theatre with J Moore Campbell chief of disease bureau. Palace Theatre chimney replacement noted after last week storm. Paradise Seaman Place Auxiliary raised eggs for hospital shipment and planned a high school minstrel show.
We offer a complete range of hardware and carpenter tools including garden tools rakes shovels spades forks and more plus building hardware. Now is the time to paint with L M Paint and sow with Lawn Seed. Lawn mowers and first class stock with prices right.
The Parthenon or Temple of Athena Parthenos was built under Pericles and completed in 488 B C. It used Pentelic marble and Doric architecture. Columns stood on all sides with eight front back and seventeen on each side. It featured statues ivory and gold plates and ornate decorations.
A young genius Ludwig Von Beeuiven is said to have written a funeral cantata at eleven and toured with his father who claimed he was two years younger. He became assistant court organist at thirteen and began music at age four.
Fragmentary newspaper note shows a slang filled remark about watchfulness and veils in Chinatown, attributed to MU He. It hints at caution and pondering proper conduct amid unclear context.
The oldest known wooden tub engine, built in London in 1678 for Bedfordshire town, has a new home at a London museum. It is a large oval tub with water pumped through an iron pipe, originally carriage-mounted with wooden wheels now vanished.
There is a diversity of opinion on watering before during or after feeding. Water can be given at any time without injurious effect, but establish a habit after observing the individual horse. Average daily water intake is ten to twelve gallons.
A motivational note urges workers to reexamine their tasks and give their roles a fair chance. It suggests that interest grows when employees understand their duties and engage fully, potentially changing their outlook and satisfaction at work.
Brownstown residents share upcoming events and personal news. The H B pupils stage a three act comedy Richard Beware and a one act Tacks to raise funds for the Commencement drive.
Cragna, ally of Julius Caesar, built wealth by buying houses outside Rome’s walls and selling them on easy terms. The strategy focused on affordable finance to attract buyers, expanding his fortune through real estate outside the capital.
The Girls' High School Glee Club presented its annual concert directed by Miss Benetta Barker before a full house. The program featured Alma Mater Evening Shadows Medley of Irish Songs Act of Up-to-Date Grand Opera and comic numbers with student performers and pianist Dorothy Miksch.
A tale recalls Bobbie taken to church for the first time. The boy is impressed by the bishop’s robes and whispers to his mother asking if the hymn board shows the bishop’s automobile license numbers.
The apple belongs to the rose family with peach cherry and plum integral to culture worldwide. Romans likely introduced it to England and trees reached America in 1623. U S production stands near 200 million bushels annually. An overcoat drive at a northern New York theater collected about 1000 coats for a charity aiding the city's poor.
A quotation about opportunism notes that one meets danger and then adopts a luxurious display, contrasting greed with prudence in a concise moral observation.
The text notes that yellow stains and margins on engravings can be removed using a solution of hydrochloric acid or soda, referred to as Labarraque's solution.
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