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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
3
A letter from Myers Hill Pa describes rapid relief from stomach gas pain and rheumatic pain after using Konjola. The writer credits better sleep and digestion to the medicine and claims it was the only remedy to help. Konjola is sold at Lititz Drug Store and by local druggists in the region.
A reflection urges looking inward to grasp the sources of anger rather than counting to 25. The author emphasizes self awareness and situational factors that trigger emotional responses.
Quote notes a Rostun Herald观点 about individuals serving others over self-interest. It contrasts dedication with self-serving motives, implying tension between personal gain and allegiance to employers or patrons.
E J Meinhardt of Chicago, renowned rupture shield expert, will demonstrate at the Brunswick Hotel Lancaster on Saturday November 30 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is free for gentlemen with later arrangements for women and children. no interstate stops in this section.
The Board of Trade considered Kreider Machine Co's proposal to locate in town. Resignation of William Riesner from Ideal Chocolate Co. board effective immediately noted. Also: Mrs Elizabeth Lehman visited by 100 year old Mrs Joy. bridge planks replaced. turnip weighs seven and a half pounds brought in.
Coatesville officials approved purchasing the 120 acre Saalbach farm for a new airport on Lincoln Highway two miles west of the city. Grading for runways will begin soon with hangars to be built. start up cost about 35000 dollars. Local stock company will finance, then lease to operating firm.
The state plans a permit system classifying raw milk, pasteurized milk, and certified milk. Grade names like Grade A raw or tuberculin-tested raw milk require a permit and added qualities. The act divides dairy men into raw and pasteurized sectors in smaller towns, with pasteurizing plants needing farm-level handling for raw milk. Raw milk must come from tuberculin-tested cows, and utensils require sterilization. Water must be uncontaminated, milk protected from flies, and milk houses must have proper light and waterproof floors.
Regulations require separate wash and cooling rooms for milk containers with no outside doors from wash areas. Pasteurizing facilities must include steam sterilization, indicating and recording thermometers, and pasteurizing rooms reserved for cleansed utensils and milk handling. Farms supplying to pasteurizing plants must have proper milk houses and well lit, waterproof cow stables.
The act requires annual inspections of dairy farms supplying milk by qualified inspectors who pass a fitness exam and obtain a permit. Distributors may be their own inspectors if they pass. Violations are prosecutable and permits may be refused or revoked, ensuring milk handling remains a regulated public protection measure.
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