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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
8
Ring necked pheasants have multiplied in areas where released and the county is expected to see a rich supply. A mild winter favored pheasants and partridges, whose calls are heard in many locales. Farmers have protected the birds with feed, making them lame to hunting on farms.
The East Pennsylvania eldership of the Church of God, meeting in Columbia at its 11st annual session, adopted resolutions urging a complete ban on tobacco use.
Faui P. Bugler a longtime Alaska Colliery employee and Miners Union secretary credits Tanlac with curing indigestion, sluggish liver, bloating, heart distress, and low energy. He reports improved sleep appetite digestion and vitality after one bottle. Genuine Tanlac sold by J I. Gore Co. through L N Moyer.
Ephrata resident E S Hacker has been named apiary advisor by the Extension Department of State College. He will travel Pennsylvania sections offering guidance on bee and honey industry management and diseases. Hacker previously served as deputy apiary advisor and has studied beekeeping for fifteen years. He maintains about fifty colonies and aims to reach over a hundred. He spent months in Michigan with a leading honey producer.
An old advertisement argues kidney disease causes many ailments and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure. It claims quick relief within twenty four hours and urges continued use to maintain health, offering money back if ineffective.
County tobacco buyers report smaller seed beds and fewer plants than last year amid low prices. Nearly 10,600 growers may limit acreage. weather delays plantings likely push work into June or July. 1918 crop prices fell to 6-12 cents per pound with 14-15 cents for some choice lots, while Europe shipments increase and local cigar trade remains slow. Peanuts are trial planted at Berks county almshouse farm by county jail inmates.
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