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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

2

Governor Sproul Known For Roads Knowledge On Visit

Two Indiana visitors touring Harrisburg stop to ask a guide about state routes and the William Penn Highway after meeting Governor Sproul. They learn he is temporarily in Harrisburg for duties and praise his road knowledge as he heads to the Hill.

Indiana Third Street State Capitol Harrisburg Pine Street State House of Pennsylvania Valley of the Susquehanna New York State Allentown Easton Water Gap Lackawanna Trail Binghamton Sproul

Graves to be cared for in abandoned Terre Hill cemetery

In a Western Terre Hill cemetery from 150 years ago and earlier Welsh settlers lie the graves of General Henry H. Hambricht and Judge Edwards. The P O S of A Terre Hill keeps the plot tidy but funds are low. Congressman Griest will seek an appropriation and may contribute privately until funds arrive.

Terre Hill Henry H. Hambricht Washington Judge Edwards Congressman Griest

Farm Calendar and Winter Farmers Week at State College

The column urges surveying orchard damage from pests and diseases to plan next spring controls. It advises sorting rotten corn for better keeping, warns against abdominal dropsy in hens, promotes high protein feed imports, and describes Farmers Week events at State College from December 18 to 21 with programs via county agents or Prof. T. I. Mairs.

Wpennsylvania State College School of Agriculture State College T. I. Mairs

It Must Have Been Dead at Least 6 Months But Didn't Smell

Natives along the Miani River in Florida recall a tale of spirits while a cabin incident reveals a rattlesnake. A RAT-SNAP ad from L. N. Moyer of Lititz and S. M. Fahnestock of Lexington promotes the 35¢ cake, claiming it kills rats.

Florida

Old Sumptuary Law Curbs Gold Lace for Women

Massachusetts blue laws banned women from wearing gold lace reflecting strict colonial controls. The antiquated provision highlights early legal limits on dress and display by gender.

Massachusetts

Antique Stiegel glass pieces draw offers at county fair

Within the county dealers in antiques report Frank Treisen of Schoeneck paid $26 for a salt box and another dealer $100 for a Stiegel glass finger bowl. The Stiegel works were built at Manheim about 150 years ago and sold at sacrius sale in 177d. Serena Snyder of Lancaster travels to San Francisco then Hawaii to visit Mrs. Gully and then Onyder plans to visit the Philippines and Japan.

Frank Treisen Schoeneck BaronsStiegel Aew Stiegel Stiegel Glass Works Manheim Sacrius Hawaii Serena Snyder Lancaster San Francisco L. C. Gully Mary Weichans Miss Onyder Palippines Japan

Ephrata Owls Buy Historic Hotel Cocalico Site

The Ephrata Owls purchased the former Hotel Cocalico site at East Main and Lake streets for 14200 dollars. Seven weeks earlier Allison Messner of West Cocalico suffered a skull fracture from a falling stone at a quarry and was treated at Lancaster General Hospital. Later he was home with a bandaged head when a gun burst, injuring his face and nose.

East Main and Lake Streets Ephrata Hotel Cocalico The Ephrata Owls Allison Messner West Cocalico Lancaster General Hospital

Rich beggar hid money as officers seize roll at Water Street Mission

Alexander Henry, a crippled pencil vendor, was arrested after officers found a pocket roll containing 100 50 and 10 dollar bills sewn into his trousers. They jailed him for disorderly conduct despite his pleas to leave town. Other items note couples separated by death, an Odd Fellows home ground breaking, and regional geography figures.

Alexander Henry Water Street Mission Lancaster Alexander Northumberland

Green Tree Fence Sought to Protect Rare Prostrate Juniper

The Pennsylvania Forestry Department seeks permission to fence the Green Tree south of Hershey to guard a rare prostrate juniper, possibly 75 to 150 years old, circling the ground in a 40 foot diameter. Noted cuttings and trees at Elizabethtown’s Masonic Home underscore its significance.

State Forestry Department Hershey Elizabethtown

Reverend Gaylord moved to Amherst Massachusetts

Household goods were moved by Wolf Brothers of Hopeland to Rev. EB Gaylord in Amherst Massachusetts. The convoy includes a spring and mattress for the road and a long 169 mile trip from New York. Rodent caution text follows with RAT SNAP advertisement by L N Moyer Lititz and S M Fahne stock Lexington.

Wolf Brothers Hopeland Samuel Walter Ivan Wolf EB. W. Gaylord Coleman Memorial Shapel Brickerville Amhurst Massachusetts Welf Brothers Wolf Bros Mass New York City

Beauty and suffering in human resilience

A reflective note on how beauty emerges from enduring calamity with cheerfulness, contrasting insensitivity with true grit and spiritual strength. The passage suggests suffering can become noble when faced with courage and grace.

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Lititz Woman Again

Lititz resident Mrs. B Oehme reports chronic backache chills headaches and dizziness relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She praises the remedy noting long lasting improvement and occasional use to keep kidneys healthy. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sold for 60 cents at dealers.

Dean Lititz Doan Ochme

Cold in the Head and Catarrh Cure Advertised

An advertisement explains nasal catarrh as a cold attack and promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine a local ointment plus a systemic tonic. It claims quick mucous membrane action and fewer future colds, noting druggists have sold it for over 40 years and listing F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

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