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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
6
The piece surveys film figures and industry chatter from Hollywood. It notes plans for personal appearances, vacations for camera crews, and the pull of popular actors like Joe Brown and Adrienne Ames. It mentions fashion moments, party encounters, and industry shifts including story sales and casting rumors.
A compact old style notice advertises maple sugar and syrup items. It lists prices including 40c per unit and $2 for syrup, mentions prepaid options and references brands Newmark Williams Rimdolph Ceptet Vermont in a terse regional ad style.
A fragmented medical notice from Milleesburg discusses indigestion gas and excess acid with mentions of otter stomach alliance terms. The readable text is unclear but implies a treatment and detailed information free at a facility labeled FW A nin Ph O.
A brief potpourri item notes there are about several species of tropical birds abundant in South America and mentions a bird tile length of sixty years. Published by the Western Newsrunner Union in 1928.
In a playful scene, Peter Rabbit and friends confront a shy Mole and a Shrew, trying to determine who is hiding beneath a log. The back and forth reveals mistaken identity and a lesson about knowing neighbors, as laughter shifts among the group in a lighthearted tale.
A fragmentary exchange shows Shovi Tsil the Shrew and Neighbor Shrew in a polite, wary tone. Hope and acquaintance are hinted as a cautious social note amid unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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