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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary poem fragment questions usefulness and worth, lamenting the useless and the needed aid, mentioning a 193% and Douglas Mallocdi WT Service in a clipped, unclear OCR passage.
Not Coercion but Co-Operation argues that government alone cannot revive prosperity. responsibility lies with every citizen. It contends coercion cannot force morality or recovery and calls for collective effort rather than government dictates. The piece critiques reliance on state power and emphasizes personal and national duty.
The park warden in Mrager Africa warns against close up photographs of lions with whale cubes. The fear is that such images could provoke the animals and pose dangers to visitors and staff.
The readable fragments describe to some extent humorous phrases and classroom dialect, mentioning examination papers and student dialogue. Some references touch on historical events and figures while other portions appear garbled and out of context. The text includes unrelated phrases about dates oceans and a chaotic mix of names and places.
A nineteenth century note describes Mars as 241 546 700 miles from the sun, with mean temperatures about 40 degrees below zero Fahrenheit and a thin atmospheric blanket. It notes Mars as half Earth’s size, possible water, and brilliant but featureful skies. Venus is said to be roughly 327 miles smaller in diameter than Earth, with similar mass and gravity, while Mars shows much weaker gravity due to its smaller size and density.
Quartz resists melting among air materials, softening only under intense flame tests. It is used to craft delicate springs for laboratory balances at Canada’s Firestone Products Laboratories in Montreal, aiding precise measurement of pulp and water effects in papermaking.
The article highlights Chick Evans famed iron play, noting his amateur crown era and precise distance control. It describes his practice method using a white linen cup as a marker, his habit of hitting dozens of balls from yardages, and how most shots landed within a few feet of the marker, underscoring his skill even amid less strong putting.
Miss Nancy Hale, granddaughter of Thward Everett Hale and daughter of painter Philip Tie, wins the 3300 Henry Prize as best short story of the year. The award is one of the three G Usney Memorial prizes for her story The Invader published in Modern Youth. Hale began writing a few years ago and is an associate editor of Your.
A fragment from a National Geographic report describes Andorran women laboring alongside men in farming, crafts, and daily tasks. It notes their attire of long black dresses and shawls, their disciplined work ethic, and societal views on marriage and female labor.
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