Gatarria Victorious In Unclear Context
Fragmentary text describes a match or confrontation with Gatarria, mentioning belief or support but lacking clear details on event, participants, or outcome.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
7
Perfection brand home goods on sale at local shop
Readable items advertise refrigerators with white enamel interiors and lined interiors. Porch swings are installed by Ani Ivan. Pies and other goods marketed at reasonable prices. A range of selections from six fifty to twenty two dollars. Brands include Perfection Florence Simmons Alcazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOTIO
Litite Pike
Lancaster
N.S. Myers
South Cedar Street
Lititz Ta
Bell
Ani Ivan
Perfection
Florence
Simmons
Alcazar
Administrator's Notice Estate of Richard W
Estate of Richard W of Warwick Towns announces letters of administration granted. Creditors and those with claims are required to present them promptly for settlement. Administrators Therine Sammet and attorney M G Schaeffer reside in Warwick Township Lititz R D No 4. 17apr-6t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W
Warwick Towns
Immet
Waryk
Lititz
Therine Sammet
Estate of Annie L Buchter Administrator Notice
Letters of administration granted to Leroy Hoffer for the estate of Annie L Buchter of Warwick Township Lancaster County. All indebted persons are asked to settle promptly and those with claims will present them to administrator Joseph B Wissler. April 10 to April 6 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Buchter
Warwick Township
Lancaster Co
Senator Johnson Repeats Glass Trade Tricks in Speech
Minnesota Senator Magnus Johnson outlines his past in the glass blowing trade at Old Dominion Glass, recalling eight years as apprentice and master in Sweden 83 years ago while advocating for industry methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
Old Dominion Glass Corporation
Sweden
Johnson
Pagan and religious festivals around New Year history
The text discusses various cultural festivals tied to the New Year and spring, mentioning Roman and Hindu traditions. It notes attempts to connect the Holi or Easter period with Christ's trial, but considers the link likely imaginary. The passage reflects historic links between calendars and seasonal rites across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Uhich
Pep Ani
Paul
Mureh St. Lone
Playtime as the true life of the living being
An excerpt notes that material competence and knowledge serve as tools for survival while true life lies in play. Literature, philosophy, love, religion, and patriotism are seen as nonmaterial enthusiasms expressing how the spirit uses activities beyond mere sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Samiayane
Yale Review
Early Sheep in America and Its Origins
The text traces sheep in the Americas from post conquest Iberian roots to Spanish and Castile stock. It notes Cortez era introduction to Mexico, Mexican flocks linked to Castile breeds, and English colonists bringing sheep to Virginia in 1608. It also states American breeds derive from European imports.
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America
New World
Cortez
Mexico
Castile
United States
Virginia
Asia
Europe
When Forks Were New in Historical Tables
A discussion notes that forks with four prongs did not appear until after 1720s and possibly by the George II era around 1788. A noblewoman’s letter mentions silver forks were used only by nobility and ambassadors, with forks of three prongs and broad-ended knives for peas and fruit juices. Deserts spoons were not yet in use at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George II
Wailing
Governor Convicted in Mail Fraud Case Sentenced to Ten Years
Warren T. McCray, governor of Indiana, was found guilty in a federal court of using the mails to carry out a defrauding scheme. He signed his office and was sent to prison for ten years.
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Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Tera
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