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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
4
Public notice states the paper goes to press every Thursday morning and cannot guarantee insertions from material received Wednesday afternoon. Communications must include the writer name and address as good faith verification.
The article notes spring brings lassitude and the old remedy of folk medicine fades as urban tonics appear. It encourages seeking nature for renewal and asserts that the true cure for spring fever comes from experiencing spring itself rather than bottled remedies.
Goethe and Tennyson frame spring as the most charming chapter of the year. The piece compares spring’s promise and renewal to early struggle, arguing the zest of budding effort matters more than summer’s finished beauty. It links nature’s revival to human life’s growth and reward.
The article argues that modern roads face a tremendous strain and need increased funding from all levels of government. It insists local taxation cannot bear the load and calls for generous contributions from states, cities, counties, and federal aid to improve highways and ensure cheap transport of food products.
Taxes on gasoline and individuals' automobiles are unpopular yet needed as the number of cars grows, with highways wearing out faster than funding can keep pace, prompting calls for higher contributions from car owners.
On Saturday at 6 p m Rev Dr Martin Schweitzer married Charles C Gerhart of Eph rata to Miss Westher M Crowther in the First Reformed parsonage. The day’s social notes record church group meetings and several local visitations and gatherings in Ephrata and nearby towns.
Security work on the Red Cat to Cherry Tree trolley extension is progressing with encouragement and a road building start this week. A chicken and waffle supper is planned Saturday evening at K G E hall by the Improvement Association. Elvin Buch and family visited his mother in Sunbury. Jesse Martin reopens his restaurant at Greybill's mill for spring and summer. Memorial service for Jacob Albright at Kleinfeltersville drew many, with Rev E E Stauffer and W L Bollman speaking. crowding alarm and attendance issues noted among ministers present.
An examination of wildlife responses to humans notes animals approach humans with curiosity unless met by harsh rebuke. The piece contrasts pastoral literature with human-centered works, arguing shepherd life has a distinct literary treatment beyond rustic labor.
Bell Telephone stock may be purchased at any company business office with cash or installments announced by Local Manager Cowan. Purchases handled through Bell Telephone Securities Co. and ordered at local offices are bought on the New York Stock Exchange. The plan expands stock distribution to customers without local financing, backed by the Bell System ideal Every Subscriber a Stockholder and aims to grow the fifty thousand plus shareholders.
Mrs Home maker looks to a store that advertises regularly for new goods and special sales, building confidence and steady trade through its stock and service. The notice urges placing orders at Plauia Bros to secure shade for warm weather.
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