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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
8
The article outlines achieving a true colonial interior through authentic reproductions like gateley tables, Windsor chairs, and spinet desks paired with consistent accessories. Pewter, blue Willow ware, hooked rugs, and silhouettes enhance the look, while lace curtains and natural color fabrics complete the simple colonial atmosphere.
The author and six companions recount a November incident in which a crippled hen pheasant was saved from suffering. They transported the bird to a local warden and trooper near Brubaker's farm, receiving praise for choosing humane care over leaving it to spoil. Local residents who know the party are urged to read the account.
English philanthropist Emily Faithfull lived 1834 to 1905. She founded a London printing establishment for women in 1860 and became printer and publisher in ordinary to Queen Victoria. She lectured in England and the United States on feminist subjects.
The Pennsylvania Society for Crippled Children launched Crippled Children's Week, citing 27 000 crippled children in the state and urging aid. Surveys show 79 percent disabled before seven, with only 35 percent having orthopedic exams. Miss A Jane Marshall spoke to the Rotary Club about the work.
The piece notes the beginnings of a cripple aid movement and describes sneezing rituals in Bengal and India. It cites a blessing to heal the sneezing person and a communal exchange of love to drive away misfortune. It also mentions a school event: "Nothing But The Truth" by L. H. 8. Alumni on December 4 in the High School Auditorium.
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