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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1928
Page
8
A short definition describes a trade union as an organized association of workers formed to protect and promote their common interests. A longer definition explains it as a voluntary organization for improving wages, living and working conditions of people engaged in similar trades, crafts, or industries.
A scrambled report traces a disputed island once thought Greenlandic in origin. It was claimed by Denmark, then found independent, and annexed by England in 1614. Later contests involved Norway Sweden and Russia until Norway secured control by a 1980 treaty signed in Parts.
Lititz High suffers a 12 to 6 defeat to Hershey High after blocked kicks and a late Habits for momentum. Lititz scored on a 50 yard pass from Hertzler to Neidermyer and Foltz to cross the line. Hershey’s touchdowns came on a blocked kick recovery and a run by an Hershey player, with key defensive work by Girven.
The solitary wasp Humenes amedi constructs a small three quarter inch cupola with quartz grains or snail shells. Eggs laid in well provisioned cells yield females, while sparse nests produce smaller males. Caterpillars inside the nest remain paralyzed, yet the wasp exits via a silk thread to feed, then uses the egg shell as a flexible staircase to reach prey.
For years the gas industry has researched using gas for cooling as well as heating. Shortly experiments should show practical combined house heating cooling and ventilating systems. The gas refrigerator uses gas heat to transform ammonia into a gas that cools by water and absorbs interior heat, with heat carried away by circulating water.
A collage of casual opinions on farming products and forthcoming elections. Commentary spans oranges and potatoes to elicit drops in availability while musing on voter outcomes and political opinions. Humorous asides touch on fashion, trains, and horseplay with public sentiment.
The house cellar is a convenient place for vegetable storage. A dirt floor is preferable. The furnace cellar should be separated from the storage cellar by a wood partition of double thickness or a concrete wall. A window is needed for ventilation. An outside pit made by burying a barrel horizontally in a bank makes an ideal place for storing cabbage or root crops. The unused hotbed pit can be used successfully for storing celery.
Fall sown coniferous tree seed yields more vigorous stock than spring sowing. Prepare seed beds well and cover with straw or forest litter to two inches before the first heavy frosts.
State College poultry specialists urge selecting 1929 breeders now. Keep birds with pale shanks and beaks, still laying, and not moulted. They should meet breed weight, stay true to breed type, and be free from disqualifications per the American Standard of Perfection.
The meeting records a cash balance of 23 000 dollars and later 28 702.22 dollars. Reports cover street work on North Alley from Broad to Cedar, repairs after gas disruption on Apple and Liberty, water valve purchases, street light placement on South Broad, and plans for large concrete pipes on East New Street for a bridge foundation. Numerous bills approved include police services, water department repairs, valves, lumber, tarvia, gloves, and street lights. The note ends with Christmas card personalization by The Personal Touch.
Notice from Superintendent Myrin announces the County Teachers Institute to be held at St Pauls Reformed Church Lancaster November 12 through 16. Teachers enroll in person from 9 to 12 on Monday November 12 at the Secretary’s desk. Enrollment fee 3 dollars 60 cents covers 1 dollar state teachers association dues and 25 cents for delegates expenses.
Ruvkin argues that ignorance cannot excuse responsibility, insisting duty remains despite claims of lack of knowledge. He asserts individuals must address consequences of their actions and uphold accountability in civic life.
Ralph Wise of Strickierstown Lebanon County was fined 25 dollars for shooting a female pheasant in violation of state game laws. He may have half the fine remitted if he affidavits the shooting was a mistake. Last week a gunner killed a male pheasant on a Monday, violating the law that pheasants may be killed only on Thursday Friday and Saturday. the gunner, unnamed by the warden, reported the incident and avoided penalty.
A legislative joint resolution in Hawaii designates the hibiscus as the official state flower. The measure names the Hibiscus rosa-sinensis and frames its symbolism for the islands.
Quotation on virtue by Bacnn contrasts prosperity and adversity, claiming virtue is most evident when tested or crushed. It frames adversity as a catalyst for revealing character and moral strength.
Political pamphlets arrive daily at the office including a 286 page guide on choosing a president priced at 2.50. Radios transmit political speeches everywhere as the town weighs the flood of messaging and the limited time to read or report.
The Feast of All Saints will be celebrated at St James Church with Holy Mass at 6 AM on November 1. All Souls Day follows on November 2 with Mass for departed souls at 6 AM. The article outlines Catholic beliefs on heaven purgatory and prayers for the dead and notes historical references across Christian traditions.
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