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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1913

Page

2

Record Price Realized for Hess Farm Near Ephrata

In Lancaster county news a Hess farm near Ephrata sold for 440 dollars per acre, 20 acres total, bought by David L. Burkholder. Also notes betoken typhoid illness in Chester Rettew and Parke Rettew, and contamination of well water as the suspected cause. John C. Carter elected president of Fulton National Bank succeeding John D. Skiles. Dr D Galen McGaa, Lancaster, claims a wireless telephone demonstration between York and Mountville.

Lancaster County S. R. Hess Ephrata David L. Burkholder William Retten Ephrata Township Rettew Chester Parke Rettew John C. Carter Fulton National Bank John’ D. Skiles Lancaster York Mountville

Cattle Feed Surges as Lancaster Farmers Plan 35 000 Head

Feeding 35000 cattle next winter is planned by Lancaster County farmers. Many animals hail from Virginia Maryland and Tennessee with some from Canada. Corn is plentiful and profitable to feed so cattle may fetch high prices next spring. Tobacco growers dominate buyers benefiting from heavier cattle and high grade fertilizer for tobacco fields. The new crop is safely housed and curing well.

Union Stock Yards Lancaster County Maryland Tennessee Canada

Oyster Digestibility and Market Shifts Highlight Year

The article notes oysters are easily digested with nutrients largely water soluble. It reports a price drop for oysters and shellfish due to East Coast overproduction. Also describes John A. Rigg building a $15,000 stone mansion near Churchtown Lancaster County with modern amenities. Other items include college dining manners at Wellesley, concerns over poison access prompting calls for regulation, and a promotion for The Youth's Companion magazine.

Churchtown John A. Rigg Lancaster County Wayne M. High Reading Rigg Berks Lancaster A. S. Pier Berkeley St Boston Mass

Mystery of Light Limits of Human Vision

A New York World summary describes how humans perceive color and light, noting spectral limits beyond red and violet, the eye’s lens mechanism, and the optic nerve. It explains ultraviolet and infrared rays, advises early eye checks, and stresses timely glasses for children to prevent lasting eye damage.

New York World

Marks of Social Distinction and Holmes Wit

A Newark News quip notes the Hugginses’ social fame among the wealthy via grease spots on their curb. Sherlock Holmes offers a dry line about the reader’s glance. The Bee’s 1825 dictionary cites shopping among women as they browse shops with many goods.

Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Newark News Bee's Dictionary Boston Transcript

Cautious remark in dialogue about outings and control

A playful transcript notes Mrs Peck and Mr Highflier avoiding car outings. Peck remarks he does not want two unmanageable things at once. The exchange suggests tension between dream and present actions.

Peck

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