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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1915

Page

2

Local notes and curios from Lancaster County and nearby towns

Reports include a banker named George T. Haskell chosen treasurer of a new South Bethlehem trust company. quinces picked by Squire H L Gise. a Plymouth Rock cockerel with four legs. 12800 gallons of cider made at Levi Nissly’s mill. a borough debt increase proposal defeated in Ephrata. Miss Helen Foltz’s rabbit shooting record. ground donated for Penn Hill meeting house in 1763. hunting trophies of 88 squirrels and four wild turkeys. war relics owned by Mrs J H Zeamer. and Lancaster General Hospital needing about 250000 dollars for building additions.

George T. Haskell Fulton National Bank Lancaster South Bethlehem Squire H. L. Gise Elizabethtown Abraham M. Gibble Mt. Hope Plymouth Rock Levi Nissly Donegal Ephrata Helen Foltz Millard Foltz Brown Street Penn Hill Fulton Township Friends of Little Brittan Michael King Jeremish Brown C. A. Wagner E. M. Hoffman A. S. Silcox H. M. Liston Columbia McConnellsburg Gettysburg Zeamer Mount Joy Lancaster General Hospital

Navy spending figures loom in national debate

The article argues forty eight battleships cost about 750 million dollars with annual interest around 36 million and total navy outlays near 1.225 billion including scouts, destroyers, and subs. It warns that demands will grow beyond forty eight ships, with renewed costs every decade and broader fortifications and munitions. It also notes rising orders for Lebanon bologna abroad amid the talk of preparedness.

Johnstown Democrat Navy League Uncle Sam Japan Germany England Col. Sellers

Supposed Heirs Troubled Beginning in Boyertown

Charles B. Spatz of Boyertown receives inquiries about a potential inheritance from his German uncle Friedrich Spatz. Reported offers range from loan pitches to imagined campaigns and business ventures. He jokes about the wealth while continuing his editorial work as relatives and strangers seek investment, marriage status, or political leverage. The piece also notes a Liberty Bell delegation trip led by Lieutenant Governor McClain and a gift suggestion for The Youth's Companion.

Charles B. Spatz Boyertown Friederich Spatz Crefeld Germany Spatz Mr. Spatz New York Chicago National Democratic Stock Exchange McClain Philadelphia San Francisco Penrose Companion Youth’s Companion Boston Mass

Rules of the Game and Industrial Success

Quote from F. Laurence Laughlin arguing that personal deficiencies rather than social systems keep men at the bottom and that industrial success requires sobriety, industry, saving, prudence, integrity, persistence, and intelligence.

F. Laurence Laughlin Atlantic Monthly

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