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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
7
A claim states deep thinking taxes the body as much as manual work, explaining why chronic bridge players may feel fatigued. The reference notes a link to physical wear from mental effort and mentions Chester Union.
Guidance suggests listening to appetite to choose meals and notes diets may be necessary only with doctor approval. Warns against unnecessary dieting and misinterpretation. emphasizes self reflection and prudent health choices.
Danish police expanded identification methods by using tooth prints alongside fingerprints and footprints. In Odense a burglary at a priest's house led to teeth marks found on marzipan candy shaped like a pig. A suspect's teeth matched the marks, linking him to the crime.
A fragment discusses the interplay of invention and fabricating sources with notes on talent and secrecy. The passage hints at the tension between original creation and imitation, suggesting a foundation shared by many textiles and concealed knowledge.
An experiment on the left hand found the index finger most sensitive, followed by the middle finger and thumb closely, then the little finger, and finally the ring finger, with varying sensitivity levels among them.
Scientists at the University of California medical school report the possibility of curing certain diseases by raising local body temperature through research into targeted heat therapy. Early studies suggest heat may kill disease-causing agents and boost immune responses, though results are preliminary and require further testing.
Lititz defeated Brownstown 9 to 4 after a seventh inning surge and a late eighth inning onslaught. Key plays included Willie Euck’s hitting and Reidenbach’s risky double, with Diehm and Worley contributing as Louisville-like batters to seal the win.
Thieves used rugs and coats to muffle the blast when they forced open a large safe at the Leinbach and Company store at 47 North Queen Street early Sunday morning, stealing 1448 dollars in cash and securities. A smaller safe in the records room was also opened but its contents left undisturbed.
Beulah Washburn twenty Marian Gottwall twenty six both of York and Pearl Shauberger fourteen of Woodbine York county were arrested Saturday and accused of stealing clothing and dress goods valued at about fifty dollars from various stores in Lancaster.
A doctor asks what prevents the London businessman from sleeping after lunch and notes the afternoon team arrival as a key factor. The London Opinion discusses the issue as a social observation.
A concise aphorism from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes that motorists and pedestrians often view each other with similar criticism, highlighting shared perspectives on safe travel and mutual courtesy.
The line presents a proverb on social virtue, stating that acts of courtesy and kindness yield friendship and love. It emphasizes practical ethics over grand gestures and reflects a Bash-inspired maxim about interpersonal reward.
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