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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
6
Lesson on Matthew 25 14 30 like the ten virgins stressing readiness and use of gifts. It explains that God distributes talents according to ability and expects faithful trading for the Master, not personal gain. The one talent idle servant is condemned while faithful servants gain praise and promotion.
A compact quotation attributed to F. B. Meyer urges living in a way that attracts unbelievers without effort. The speaker asserts that if believers mirrored certain unseen qualities, others would seek them out rather than be pressed.
Quotation from Philip Schaf contrasts life without Christ as twilight and night with life in Christ as dawn and full day. The saying emphasizes transformation through faith, presenting hope, warmth, and guidance as central themes. It underscores the Christian view of spiritual renewal and clarity brought by faith.
In Hershey, the park marks its 27th season with Streaker's City Band from Lancaster providing free afternoon and evening concerts. Visitors will note numerous improvements since last year as the open air events begin amid anticipated crowds. Nearby, Lebanon officials report renominating H KK Fisher for the Lebanon County Siremen's Association presidency with no opposition, while other officers face no challengers. The Pennsylvania League of Third Class Cities plans a York meeting August 19 to 21, as announced by Mayor Weaver and officials.
A patient in a consulting room pretends to be Grimaldi and declares his identity after the doctor diagnoses him with low spirits and prescribes amusement. The comedian is actually Grimaldi, revealing a clever masquerade.
The Royal College of London sits on Elizabethan theatre soil where Shakespeare plays were first staged. The site lies near the current presidential office, where Burbage once trod the boards as Hamlet.
A four year old son of a country druggist accompanies his father to the dairy. After observing the milking routine he remarks that his father does not pump cows, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding or regional speech.
A vintage guide extols sunshine vegetables and home gardening. It emphasizes growing onions lettuce spinach beet tops and greens in small plots, tending soil and weeds, and enjoying Sunshine Dinners with recipes like Spinach Nests Green Carions in Cream Sauce Piquant Lettuce and beet tops as flavorful healthful fare. It charms readers with garden pride and simple cultivation tips.
Rev Harry Zechman announces Sunday schedule at Brunnerville U B Church with Sunday School at 9 Morning Worship at 10 featuring Peter the Pentecost Preacher Rev Ivan Kauffman lecture at 7 and a later missionary illustrated program. Prayer meeting led by Mor and Mrs Andrew Shissler. quarterly conference Sunday evening June 8. Numerous local residents visited and attended various gatherings and hospitalities noted.
The text lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits among Lancaster County families including the Stricklers Burkholders Cassels and Wilsins, with trips to Rothsville Manheim Ephrata Lexington and Philipsburg Center County. It mentions Mr Beards road work cabin living near the mountains and several households hosting guests.
The Naval Observatory explains that a comet's tail is formed from matter ejected by the comet under solar radiation. It grows more prominent as the comet approaches the sun, with tail activity increasing closer to the solar influence.
Food from palm tree sago is obtained from the trunks of several species of a genus of pahus. There are large forests in Borneo and Sumatra where the finest suzo is produced. Each stem yields from 100 to 00 pounds.
A fragment states the name Flovida from the Spanish Pasqual Florida meaning the flowery coast. It claims the state gained its name at Muster in 1513. The text is unclear and contains errors but indicates a connection between Spanish language and Florida’s naming history.
Arkansas Gazette notes the curious claim that electricity travels at 11 600,000 miles per minute and puns that this speed could explain high light bills. The brief item mixes a scientific-sounding fact with a humorous take on everyday costs.
A New York Telegram item likens a queen bee to a neighborly watcher, noting she has about five thousand eyes and tracks local doings. The simile underscores keen vigilance in a community context.
A reflection on leadership and ambition from American Magazine notes that true courage shows in how leaders act and in how people accept wealth. It suggests resilience, moral resolve, and self awareness are required to command and to pursue riches.
A compact aphorism emphasizing personal responsibility and courage to acknowledge flaws and commit to change. The quote traces Franklin’s urging to confront faults with resolve and steady effort for improvement.
The term alphabet comes from a blend of alpha and beta, the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, marking the origin of the word and its linguistic lineage.
The Spokesman Review notes a shift in tone with a preference for milder illness descriptions than harsher terms. Readers are advised to adopt restrained language when reporting common ailments.
A ring valued at 4040 dollars stolen from a cloak room in Berlin, Germany, where a titled English woman had left it on wash, was later recovered. The incident involves a luxury item and transnational travel, with authorities reporting the discovery after the initial theft.
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