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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
2
A fragmentary report discusses the idea of an open rabbit season year round in Britain. It describes farmers trapping and shooting rabbits as a source of meat and pest control, noting guards, guns, and field to field movement during harvest.
A fragmentary historical recount recalls Nathan Hale's famous last words "I only regret that I have but one life to lose" and the 1776 execution on East Broadway and Market Street, with mention of General Howe and Knowlton. The piece blends battle memory, spy lore, and civic reminiscence of a patriot's death.
A garbled report describes a car theft and a scheme involving a group linked to a city area. It mentions an Allentown girl and a plan accorded to a “modern wife” idea, with references to cars, cob related terms, and a suspect seeking matrimony as motive.
In a Humorous item from the Rehoboth Sunday Herald a guest named Betty is told she and another will have oyster soup without oysters. Betty worries aloud whether Mrs. Smith should have an oyster too. The scene hints at hospitality sacrifice and social awkwardness during a family meal.
A damaged OCR note mentions a fire incident and a set of unclear details from a local page. It references a century ago event, names and places are unreadable. The readable parts indicate a fire report and possible names but lack specific dates or locations.
The article highlights a state farm storage method for vegetables using cellar or field pits and leaf coverings to preserve produce through winter. It also advertises the State Standard Production Poultry Show at State College on November 5 6 and 7 with prizes and cups, encouraging breeders to enter their best birds for display and competition.
A report cites minor eye troubles from refracted glare on a road, with Ragland drivers affected. An official declares the issue and recommends mixing green coloring into the surfacing material to curb the evil, noting the effects are strongest on drivers who must gaze intently at the road.
Local brief notes report thin reading with scattered phrases about the county events. Reads like a fragmented page item listing small community notices and unnamed happenings with few clear details.
A fragment notes a decree or warning against hunting and shooting game on Sundays. It references two men and mentions protection for others who hunt in the habit on Sundays, implying a legal constraint or cautionary stance. The text is incomplete but suggests enforcement or social control.
The article describes leather’s durability under normal conditions, retaining strength for ten years. Experiments compare tanned hides and fibers, noting pliability and resistance to wear. The study highlights factors like ventilation and moisture, and suggests that some leathers weaken slowly over time.
Ells Lamha recalls a special service at a London church. After the service a clergyman spoke with an elderly shepherd, boasting about his flock of over five thousand. The old shepherd quips that 300 sheep is nothing in comparison, noting lambing season has kept him busy.
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