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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

3

A. B. Kreider Shoe Firm to Build Lebanon Factory

The A B Kreider Shoe Company plans a new factory in Lebanon to employ about 500 workers. A rattlesnake five feet four inches long with 14 rattles was killed near Haliton by W L Wolford. Alientown police hunt a swindler who uses messenger boys claiming an employee is distressed and needs a loan. William B Harvey, superintendent of Westtown Friends School, is on a world mission tour nearing the end of his journey. Williamsport boys gain a college opportunity valued by peers in other cities. Through the Hermance will, funds will allow every deserving high school graduate to receive 500 annually for four years in college. Ford Bendheim, Altoona merchant, leaves for California with family to settle and develop a 40 acre Nevada border tract. The party travels to Calif via the canal. Mrs Frank Winger of the tenth ward claims an incubating record with 100 eggs and 90 healthy White Leghorn chicks. Previously Lawrence Culbertson held the season’s record with 83 chicks from 100 eggs.

W. L. Wolford Haliton Alientown William B. Harvey Westtown Friends A. D. Hermance Ford Bendheim Altoona California Mr. Bendheim Herbert Nevada Frank Winger Tenth Ward Oi City Lawrence Culbertson

Why Rivers Overflow and Flood Tides

The article cites Arthur K. E. Morgan noting rivers cannot be ordered to handle floods. It explains how channels formed by water follow the path of least resistance and lists examples: Coldwater River capacity 900 cfs, floods up to 100,000 cfs. St Francis River 500–5,000 cfs, floods to 160,000 cfs. Miami River 6 to 5 percent of max overflow. Mississippi near Red River mouth flows 200,000 cfs, full banks carry 1,000,000 cfs, tributaries in flood raise to 2,500,000 cfs, with higher banks causing overflow on surrounding plains.

Arthur KE. Morgan Scientific American Mir Morgan Mississippi St. Francis Arkansas Missouri Miami Ohio Red River

Homemade silver polish recipe from the National Magazine

A household recipe claims to make a superior silver cleaner at low cost. Mix ammo nia with whiting and a few drops of oxalic acid to produce polish cheaper than store brands, suitable for cutlery brass doorknobs and bright metals.

National Magazine

A Woman's Strategy in a Curious Tale

A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt recalls a man who befriended a mouse to gain leverage over others. The arrangement lasts briefly until the wife introduces a cat. When the cat attacks the mouse, she seizes the moment to strike the husband.

Birmingham Age Herald

Archimedes and His Lever

A Scientific American piece analyzes Archimedes claim to raise the Earth with a lever. It computes Earth diameter 7926 miles and density 5.5, finding the required lever and movement vastly exceed human capability and time. The calculation suggests Archimedes would not complete the task even over two millennia.

Frederick the Great visits Dresden gallery in the Seven Years' War

In early 18th century Dresden Frederick the Great toured the royal picture gallery. The king admired all works and after stopping before a Correggio asked to have the painting copied. Gallery director Reidel feared loss but the king chose to save the picture by having a copy made.

Frederick the Great Dresden Royal Picture Gallery Reidel Frederick Correggio Simon

Bore and caliber definitions from the Philadelphia Press

The Philadelphia Press explains bore and caliber concepts. It notes that a shotgun bore is the circumference of one of ten lead balls weighing one pound in total, and rifle caliber is the bore diameter in hundredths of an inch.

Philadelphia Press

A Musical Tyrant and the Gluck Conducting Tyranny

The article recalls Gluck as a harsh conductor in Vienna. Musicians reportedly repeated passages up to twenty times to appease him. The Vienna court orchestra complained to Emperor Joseph II, who granted them two ducats per performance instead of one when Gluck conducted.

Gluck Vienna Joseph II

Suffragette and Anti Play Anagram Challenge

A quirky exchange features a general joker guiding four suffragettes and anti players through an anagram puzzle. The joker hints at letters to form words while the suffragette and anti vie over the correct answer, with a judge noting possible solutions.

Wreten Anti Tere Judge

The Control Room Heart of a Warship on Battle Duty

A St Louis Globe Democrat account describes the control room as the ship s heart a small steel vault deep below deck where six men operate dials wires and switches to direct gun crews engineers and navigators during combat. It notes the crew s steadiness under fire the risk of a wrong signal and the duty bound descent to the ship s end.

Turret No. 7 St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Does your husband ever lie to you asked by a wife

A woman asks if her husband lies and he replies never. She says she trusts his claim about looking younger, implying he would not lie about more important things. The quote accompanies a newspaper note from the Houston Post with a literary aside noting a line about Corneille.

Houston Post

Organizing The Agricultural Trust Company in Lancaster

More than two hundred Lancaster County farmers and business men plan to organize The Agricultural Trust Company in Lancaster City. Shares priced at 100 dollars each may be subscribed with five dollars per share due now, with future calls on dates including June 10 and July 6.

Lancaster County Lancaster City Lancaster Agricultural Trust Company Board of J. W. Fehl Pro Fehl Martin Lefevre Strasburg Aeron C. Sanders Manor Township Albert G. Herr Washington Boro S. F. Sweigart Albert R. Landis Lane R. D

Remembering Dates. Twain’s Pictures Aid Memory

A fragment from Harper’s Magazine notes Mark Twain used pictures on his fingers to remember lecture notes, then created six pictures with a pen to replace eleven mnemonic phrases. The anecdote from a 19th century piece illustrates visual mnemonic schemes.

Mark Twain California Harper’s Magazine

Polite Truths on Umbrellas and Wives

A quoted exchange from the Houston Post contrasts how a man treats another man’s wife with his own. It notes that politeness conceals clumsiness and ends with a wry remark on loving words by Landot.

Houston Post

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A. 8. Kreider Shoe Company Lebanon Archimedes His Lever Earth C. O. Sandstrom Brinkman East Orange St Corneille Organizing Agricultural Trust Company Lancaster, Pa Henry J. Gish Elizabethtown Amos N. Risser Henry L. Gise J. P John H. Martin Mt. Joy Clayton J. Rover Lititz Lane Forney John Mohler Ephrata M. H. Hottenstein Manheim Marquis of Worcester St. James Church of the Brethren Hershey Park Philadelphia Reading R. R Rothsville Millway Akron Ephrata Stevens Denver Reinhold Vinemont Richland Myerstown Hershey Fare Ly. A.m Lee East Petersburg Lancaster Junctio Manheim Hershey Lv. A.m Star
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