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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1928
Page
7
Uncle Bentover recalls his nephew’s academy speech titled Hitch Your Wagon to a Star Well and jokes he did not finish it, noting the tail gate was left out. The Kansas City Star archives reflect a nostalgic, comic take on a forgotten college address.
A long known London street, Handsditch, faces pressure to rename as public sentiment grows for change. Historically it ran along the outer city ditch once noted by an ancient historian as a filthy place full of dead dogs, reflecting the street name's unseemly heritage.
Dr John A Glassburg argues in Hygeia Magazine that speech disorders stem from poor habits and affect personality and behavior. Reeducation in speech is presented as a health and hygiene measure to overcome lisps mispronunciations and related social and mental difficulties.
Farm and Fireside editor notes ninety percent of New York residents have never seen popular sights. Visitors from Maine and Illinois prize the Woolworth Tower panorama as the top attraction, while city residents comprise under ten percent of sightseers at major historic points.
A stockbroker’s brother, a tailor, visits the city firm and asks to speak in person. The tailor is rebuffed and insists on a phone call. The tailor then reveals his identity as Nathan, claiming they met at their father's house, prompting a tense exchange.
A mother prompts discipline after Johnny’s mischief, recalling the minister’s line it is better to give than to receive. The child mishears and delivers a comical twist blaming forgiveness over cheese, reflecting a humorous parental anecdote from a church setting.
Engineers tested heat flow through sunlit roofs using instruments. White roofs cool like white clothing in heat, while shiny aluminum paint performs better by reflecting sun rays. A coated roof cuts heat transmission by 38 percent, suggesting potential fuel savings in winter as heat may be reflected back.
In observance of Armistice Day the bank will be closed all day Monday November 12th. The notice honors courageous servicemen and the enduring impact of their sacrifice for mankind.
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