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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
7
The Nation's Business notes that seeds for restocking forests come from squirrel hoards found in hidden cones. Government campaigns recruit lumberjacks, students, hoboes and ex-convicts for six weeks of seed gathering each fall, focusing on Douglas fir and related pines and spruces.
Observations show breweries repurposed as churches hospitals freight depots varnish studios creameries and more. From Flint Michigan to Rhode Island and Portland Oregon, plants adapt to legal and industrial shifts, often boosting local employment as old spaces gain new life.
Howard Z Long a former soloist with Glad Trinity Church New York now opens a studio in Reading He and his mother live on a farm near Reamstown and many Lititz residents have heard him sing and play He studied pipe organ and voice under Dr Frank G Dessert Carnegie Hall New York and J Harry Wheeler late New York He has written many sacred and secular works and a grand opera He has served as organist in Jersey City churches and performed as a cellist in concerts Having lived and trained in major cities his new Reading studio marks a notable career move
An advertisement extols Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe gentle remedy for kidney liver and urinary diseases. It promises renewed vigor after daily use and urges buying only the original imported capsules with money back satisfaction, available in sealed packages at drug stores.
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle urges conserving fallen leaves as fertilizer and bedding. It cites New York State Forests College data on a yearly bonfire waste amounting to about a million pounds of fertilizer. The piece promotes collecting leaves for compost, mulch, and litter to save money and reduce waste.
Sergeant Warren Frey arrives at his parents home in Manheim after serving along the Mexican border with Company K Lancaster. He later joined Company B 149th and Company 4 151st of the 42nd Rainbow Division before going overseas.
The narrative recounts foreign service for twenty three months, including participation in the Chateau-Thierry battle where he sustained wounds on July 8, 1918. He spent nearly three months in a hospital, then served with P. W. L. Company guarding German prisoners until his unit returned home. He was discharged at Camp Dix after landing in Hoboken on October 20.
Lititz resident Harry Garman of 219 S Broad Street testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills curing his weak kidneys and nocturnal disturbances after using several boxes. The advertisement notes a 60 cent price and urges others with kidney trouble to buy the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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