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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

7

Farm calendar at state college and long coast-to-coast skates

The article outlines spring farm guidance from Pennsylvania State College covering poultry economics corn planting soil and manure potash requirements dairy cleanliness and lamb rearing. It also reports Jack and Blanche Carson traveling from Philadelphia to San Francisco on roller skates to prove coast to coast travel is possible despite delays and without seeking assistance.

Petrerslvania State College pBtate College State College Philadelphia San Francisco Jack Blanche Carson Lancaster Lincoln National

Automatic trap on beehive described by Marseilles inventor

The Scientific American describes an automatic beehive trap by D. S. Rowe of Marseilles Illinois. The invention focuses on automatic openings and closures of hive entrances using the weight of occupants to prevent bees from leaving.

Scientific American D. S. Rowe Marseilles

Perspective View of a Hive With Invention Attached

A description notes a perspective view of a beehive with an invention attached designed to facilitate the bees passage during honey gathering, aiming to keep the process unobstructed.

Apple dishes and puddings from the kitchen cabinet

A quirky food column offers several apple centered recipes and ideas. Fried apples and onions, an Apple Sandwich, Baked Apple Salad, a pretty red apple salad and a listed apple pudding are described with steps and ingredients. The piece blends humor with practical cooking guidance.

Terre Haute School Children Pray for Mr Harding

On March 4 Terre Haute pupils were taught a two minute prayer for Mr Harding. A young Methodist scholar asked to lead and offered a short earnest prayer: Dear May Harding please bless us and keep us forever and forever Amen.

Terre Haute Mr. Harding Chase Harding Thedianapolis News

Speak Low Then Walk Warm Air First Ten Minutes

Advice urges closing the mouth and briskly walking about ten minutes before talking. It explains cold air can injure the lungs by rushing in directly, while a warm passage through the nose and head protects them from disturbance.

Dodder Seed and Control in Field Infestations

During the first season of infestation in alfalfa or flayer, dodder appears in small scattered areas. Infested plots should be moved and removed before seed matures or burned in the field. If seed has formed, burning is the only remedy as it destroys both plants and surface seeds.

White ants injure timbers and sea safety lifeboats

Winged white ants indicate internal nest activity and timber destruction when wood contacts damp earth. Builders advised to avoid ground contact, impregnate wood, or lay concrete floors on gravel bases. Popular Mechanics notes lifeboat davits with a single crank can lower boats, improving safety and passenger comfort on ocean liners.

Bureau of Entomology United States Popular Mechanics

Would-Be Auditor Playlet Delights Mirthful Audience

An amateur actor seeks feedback from a frank spectator who jokes about a friend willing to pay $500 to hear the performance. The spectator hints the friend is unknown to the actor and adds a humorous jab that the friend is deaf as a post, eliciting light amusement.

American Legion Weekly

Many Varieties of Shark Descriptions and Traits

The Kansas City Star notes diverse shark families differ in ferocity with dusky and sand sharks rarely man-eating unless provoked. The great white dominates, attacking anything that swims, with teeth about one inch long. tales say some sharks reach 80 feet, though those reports are unlikely.

Kansas City Star

Married men are the nicest says Marjorie

In a playful exchange a narrator questions the claim that married men are nicest. Marjorie softly insists the idea is true, saying married men are kinder and more understanding, while the speaker notes the paradox that many husbands were once bachelors. The chocolate box ends their light debate.

W. Harold Thomson The London Mail Marjorie

Weedless Lawn Fertilizer Breakthrough From Research

A twenty year study yields ammonium sulfate as the preferred fertilizer to suppress weeds while allowing grass to thrive. It contrasts with sodium nitrate which raises soil alkalinity and favors weeds. Only acid tolerant grasses will fully extend weed extirpation, noting non acid tolerant weeds resist.

Scientific American

Original Copy: Suit Seeks Ten Thousand For a Kiss

A courtroom exchanges jokes as the plaintiff seeks ten thousand dollars claiming a first edition of a kiss. The defense calls the amount exorbitant while the suit centers on a private moment alleged to be a historical or ceremonial kiss.

Lititz Woman Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills After Folklore Interview

A Lititz resident, Mrs. B. Oehme of 118 North Cedar Street, recalls years of back and side pain, chills, headaches, and diary spells before Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved her kidney trouble. She reports in 1919 she still feels well since the treatment. The sponsor is Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, price 60 cents.

Lititz B. Oehme N. Cedar St Doan Oehme Dean Foster-Milburn Cp Mfrs Buffalo N.Y Hunt Curtis Hensel Cedar & Main Sts Penna Tres

The Largest Line of Spring Hats, Caps, and Gloves

Ownership statement for The Lititz Record, Lititz Pennsylvania, April 1921 issue. Editor Ralph E. Buch, business manager Ralph E. Buch, publisher Ralph E. Buch, owner Ralph E. Buch. No bondholders or security holders. Sworn before Notary J. B. Herr on April 6, 191.

Lititz Record Lititz Ralph BE. Buch Ralph E. Buch Ralph FE. Buch Seal J. B. Herr

At a Party. Why are you so anxious to play bridge

A wry exchange hints at social pressure at a gathering with music. One guest worries about the mood if bridge is not played, while another suggests the piano will fill the silence.

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