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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
6
A schedule of local events from May to September detailing lovefeasts, picnics, reunions, and commemorations hosted by churches, the Lititz Fire Co, Moravian and Lutheran groups, and area communities across Lititz and nearby towns. Highlights include memorial day, graduation weeks, strawberry festival, and various reunions and S.S. picnics.
Leo H. Miller describes the upper Orinoco and Machado basins as a remote, promising rubber frontier. He details Senor Paraquete’s Orinoco barraca, tapping methods, camp life, transport costs, and the Calama headquarters of Asensi & Co. with 3,500 workers producing 700 tons of rubber annually.
A reflection on the origin of sap and its role in nature’s first signs of spring. The author rejects technical labels and calls sap the mysterious starting point for the myriad forms and beauty that emerge with the year.
The United States remains the top steel producer with Germany in second and Great Britain third. Latest available figures for 1910 show the U S output well ahead of Germany and the United Kingdom.
Conestoga Traction Co. announces weekend and weekday car schedules for the Lancaster and Lititz division. Trains from Lititz depart at 5.45 and 6.45 A M and continue every 30 minutes to 8.45 P M with later 10 15 10 45 and 11 45 P M. Lancaster departures start at 5 and 6 A M, then every half hour, with night times 9 00 10 00 and 11 00 P M. Sunday departures mirror weekday times. Freight cars depart Lititz at 9 15 A M and 3 15 P M, reaching Lancaster at 11 80 A M and 6 00 P M.
P and R time table shows weekday and Sunday departures from THAINS LEAVE LITIEZ with routes to Philadelphia Lancaster Columbia and Lebanon. Weekday and Sunday times listed include morning and evening departures across each line.
Local groups meet weekly in Rudy's Hall and other venues in Lititz. Lodges, councils, and clubs such as Lititz Castle No 1g A A. K of M and Ladies of the G K convene on varied days at 7:30 PM or 2:18 PM sunrise. Public boards also hold monthly sessions at the High School, Warwick House, and council chambers.
An English scientist notes harmful methods that could induce cancer, urging avoidance. He warns attempts to create cancer are unreliable and dangerous, while curing cancer remains difficult. the piece cites provocatively described practices and condemns them as unethical.
A fragment shows a social exchange over missing attendance at a charity meeting. A terse line suggests one person claims responsibility for passing the collection plate, hinting at communal accountability in a small-town setting.
A New York Times fragment quotes Emerson on perception and self, as a writer's exchange with a cafe companion reveals the tug between anticipation and delay. The impatient friend asks if writing has begun, while the weary writer notes the time consumed by the message.
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