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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1912

Page

3

State News Roundup From Across Pennsylvania

Locust Mountain road collapse near Shenandoah due to colliery workings. Twelve girls husked 20 bushels of corn at Miss Blanche Stuckey’s home near Harrisburg. Cyrus Westhafer claims statewide wood cutting records. Altoona High School prepares swimming safety training for all students. Kane dealers warned against selling to 168 named temperate drinkers. Berwick police kill a kitten. Yager’s daughter later falls ill with diphtheria. October potato shipments reach 183,500 bushels from Berks and Lehigh regions. Berks scrapple aims for New York markets with Benson Bennett influence. Lock Haven’s Emeline Johnson marked 99th birthday with family. State Fisheries to test frog propagation. past failures linked to insect absence and frog cannibalism. A bank failure victim to be hospitalized in Harrisburg for insanity after Sheriff turns him over.

Locust Mountain Shenandoah Kehley Run Blanche Stuckey Harrisburg Cyrus Westhafer Derry Church Altoona High School Kane T. B. Wilson Laub Berwick Charles Yeager Yeager Berks Lehigh Schuylkill and Lehigh Reading Berks County Philadelphia New York The Herald James Gordon Bennett Emeline Johnson Lock Haven Huntingdon Harrisburg Hospital H. S. Smith

Mrs David B Mwing Declared Insane by Commission

A woman identified as Mrs. David B Mwing was declared insane by a commission. She expressed worry over the loss of her savings as officials took custody to send her to an asylum.

David B. Mwing

SLEDS OF THE YUKON AND RELATED SLEIGH TYPES

A historical note describes the Yukon sleds and basket sleighs with costs from ten to two hundred dollars, details on lengths from eight to fifteen feet, and runners of wood or metal. It compares the Yukon to the basket sleigh and notes construction methods and cold weather use. The piece also recounts a nature vignette of grebes being sheltered under their mother at Great Bear lake and a brief social exchange about flattery from the Detroit Free Press.

Yukon Wide World Magazine Great Bear Lake Utah J. Alden Loring

Bank Cashier Dolly Simpkins Proposes Deal

Dialogue reveals Dolly Simpkins the bank cashier promising to marry if the suitor obtains parental consent and endorsement by promissory note, indicating a financial backed engagement.

Dolly Simpkins Pally Pape

Waste Turned to Use in Sauerkraut Factories on Long Island

Story shows juice pressed from cabbages in German sauerkraut production, with 60 percent water content. An industrial chemist recovered organic acid from decomposed juice, now used in tanning and textiles. Long Island has over twenty such plants using 2.5 million pounds of cabbage each, producing 80,000 gallons of juice annually per factory and 1.5 million gallons of waste overall, echoed by examples in Chicago and St. Louis.

Long Island Chicago St. Louis George Ethelbert Walsh Leslie

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