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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
7
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An ancient door at Elgin Cathedral in Setland has been reerected in its original position within the ruins. The door previously served an adjacent building called the bishop's palace, and a local donor offered to relocate it and erect another door at the bishop's palace.
The text speculates the phrase arose from four college professors who secretly conducted anatomy investigations and kept nine skeletons, with public opinion at the time reacting to the desecration of bodies. The passage remains unclear and unverified.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Adnan confronts delays and confusion preventing Maekers from opening a new grocery. Tensions rise amid stalled desks and a risky diving stunt as the stoke din grid falters.
A partial OCR fragment discusses condensed means and a design termed Pablohi. It mentions daily newspapers with compressed dimensions and rolling news, referencing a London origin and a focus on terse statements. The text is unclear and largely non-specific.
The fragmentary text describes a river rising in a desert setting with wells and watered areas, noting its length and comparison to other rivers. It mentions evaporation losses and eastern Tarim region, suggesting a river that never reaches the sea.
The University of Notre Dame traces its start to 1842 with a legislative charter years later. The founder traced to missionary Rev. Edward Frederick Smith and the church ownership later transferred by the Bishop of Villennes to establish the college.
Car owners learn a quick bubble test to spot gasket leaks at spark plugs and prefer silver polish for brightening nickel surfaces. The piece warns separating ignition and transmission keys, stressing signals and careful signaling. It advises full battery plate replacement and cautions about overheating indicating possible system or vital part trouble.
An illustrated portrait showcases the Countess Die Berlange de Duero wife of the new chargé d affaires at the Spanish embassy in Washington. The feature highlights her fashion and social role within diplomatic circles.
Notices announce administration for two estates in Lititz Lancaster County Pa Ellen M Weachter and Anderson Shoemaker both deceased Letters of administration granted to the undersigned all indebted parties to make immediate payment and claimants to present demands for settlement to the listed addresses R D No 5 Lititz Pa and R D 1 Lititz Pa respectively George M Weachter and Phares J West Administrators with Attorneys B Wissler acting for both estates
Estate of Allen K. Hacker of Lititz, Pennsylvania, has granted letters testamentary to Charles N. Derr. Creditors and others with claims should send details to the executor at Lititz, PA, via attorney M. G. Schaeffer.
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