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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

3

State farming notes mix with danger and progress

A survey of rural life reports William Seybert lacking help to harvest 3000 bushels of apples near Berwick while George Laurin’s beating may prove fatal near Mahanoy City. Angora goats are tested in Elk county as Center County harvests 600 bushels of peaches sold in Bellefonte markets.

William Seybert Berwick Mahanoy City George Laurin Nazareth Elwood Flick John Simon Ridgway Thomas G. Ashton Philadelphia Chesterdel Farm Willistown Township Chester County Milton Lawrence Hill Green Ridge Bradford Medina Edwin T. Moore B. F. Davis Lancaster Coatesville Moore Chester County Automobile Club Chester Albert Miller Chalk Hill A. R. Raub Scranton Lincoln Crawford County Cumberland County Abigal Sims Church of the Brethren Huntsdale Shippensburg D. W. Allison

Ice pick chaos at the ranch and a wandering mind

In a domestic scene the ordinary man laments a missing ice pick and other tools, blaming his wife for misplacing items and recalling past losses. The exchange escalates to a critique of organization as the couple recalls tool sheds, a garden rake, and a Christmas bench project.

Liece Jimmy Sle Chicago Daily News

How to Read the Moon Lesson from Latin for lunar phases

The New York Sun offers a whimsical guide to tell waxing from waning moons. It notes a D shape signals decrescit meaning waning, but the moon is said to deceive so the opposite is true. Those without Latin can check for the word decreasing to infer waxing.

New York

Cost of First Class Traveling Across The Seas

Ed W. Howe notes in travel writing that a life insurance man spends about 11 dollars daily on travel costs including afloat and ashore expenses. He claims a yearly total near 114 dollars per day charged to the company matches actual spending. The estimate covers rapid travel by rail and steamship, guided sightseeing, and unavoidable purchases, with savings only by choosing second class and denying many comforts.

Pacific Ocean Ed W. Howe

Morning Duties and Fritters Delight a MinisterFamily

A minister balances sacred duties with cherished domestic chores, still making fritters at breakfast for family joy. Edith, four, tea guest, asks if she has someone to pray for her, prompting a light exchange about her father’s prayers. The piece ends with a nod to Philadelphia Ledger.

Edith After Philadelphia Ledger

Common Weakness in Edward VII Revealed by Anecdote

A story recalls the late King Edward VII showing a playful human side. A niece tells how the king would repeat a good tale to others, then forget its origin, illustrating his easygoing, sometimes forgetful nature.

Edward VII England Romeone

Information Wanted Husking Bees Conversation

Simmons returns from vacation and recalls husking bees to a young woman. They discuss how to husk a bee. A small buy transaction appears with a druggist, cigars, and change as a light dialogue snippet.

Simmons Mr. Simmons

Be at war with your vices and be a better man

A fragmented quotation from a Detroit Free Press exchange ponders fate and personal growth. The lines reference a woman in a bad accident and a husband who betrayed a bank, ending with a Franklin maxim urging virtue and neighborly peace.

Franklin

Livingstone’s Lion Attack in Bakwataland Encounter

David Livingstone recounts a dramatic fight with a wounded lion near Mafe king among the Bakatalas. He describes being knocked down, restrained by the lion, and saved as gunfire and spear thrusts finally killed the beast. He notes bites into his arm and a near-miss with Madame’s shot, with lasting pain and a lesson on the creature’s dying rage.

David Livingstone Dr. Livingstone Bakatlas Mafeking Makatsa Mabalwe Madame

Old China and the Preservation of Delicate Porcelain

Old China remarks on brown surface spots and a burial method to remove them without harming delicate china. Darker spots need longer treatment, lighter ones require less time, per a New York Telegram Universal note. A mix of quips and historical quotes frames the piece.

China New York Telegram

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