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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
7
A fragment reflects on letters from sensible people praising a writer and letters from bigoted fools calling out enticism, attributed to a St. Paul dispatch. The remark appears as a brief editorial aside, contrasting thoughtful correspondence with ignorant critique.
A practical miniature locomotive six inches long, built to standard French engine specs. It weighs 12 ounces and can run.
Letters of administration granted to George M Weachter for the estate of Ellen M Weachter late of Lititz Lancaster County Pa. Debtors should pay promptly and creditors must present claims for settlement to the administrator residing on Route Driver No 8 Lititz Pa.
Multiple estate and administration notices from Lititz and surrounding townships. Executors Graybill Bitzer Keil and Адministrator West call for immediate settlement, with creditors and claimants urged to present demands. Also an application for a Lititz Chamber of Commerce charter noted, with lawyers Wissler handling proceedings.
Estate of Allen K Stacker late of Lititz Pa has granted letters testamentary to Charles N Derr executor. All persons indebted to said estate should send accounts to the undersigned at Lititz Pa. M G Schaeffer attorney.
The Bureau of Asterios reports the Glenfove shell remains unfound along the Atlantic Coast with only scattered clues from coastal waters. Officials note no confirmed sightings or specimens to date.
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered names and phrases. The readable parts mention Sunders and Hilfield with unclear context about a provable matter. No concrete dates places or actions can be confirmed from the fragment.
Notes from Rutherford College highlight rising efforts to engage students in the classroom. Teachers report stories told by students foster interest and affection for learning, potentially boosting focus and participation. The piece emphasizes narrative methods as a tool for turning lessons into memorable experiences.
J H Clark of the New Jersey State Crop Extension advises pruning routines for gooseberries red and white currants to encourage vigor and fruiting. Remove old nonproductive canes, prune back one third of new growth to promote branching, and discard overextended laterals to reduce disease risk. Two year old canes with weak growth or disease should be removed, burn most pruning waste, keep a few healthy one year canes for cuttings.
T J Talbert, orchard specialist at the Missouri College of Agriculture, advises wrapping the base of young fruit trees to 18 to 20 inches to prevent rabbit bark gnawing. Use enameled poultry wire, galvanized hardware cloth, or old paper and sacks. also keep grounds clear of trash to deter meadow mice. wire protectors provide dual protection.
Marconi aims to perfect beam transmission during a four month Atlantic voyage aboard his yacht Electra. He will contact beam stations from Australia to England and uses a device to measure signals from any location worldwide.
Carelessness in transplanting causes failures of newly planted trees. Properly dig a large hole, provide soil, manure, and moisture, and brace large trees. Cut back after planting and avoid over pruning or sealing the topsoil, with attention to evergreen practices.
The guide describes selecting branches to maintain proper limb height and balance to avoid stress on the main trunk. It recommends keeping a prudent framework for the young tree and removing excess branches. Early training is suggested in May to shape the growth.
The photograph captures the moment as a swimmer named Matai Boar sets a world record by swimming for eight hours at the city pool. Her feat unfolds while other swimmers pace nearby and she continues despite effort from rivals.
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