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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
7
A fragmentary discussion of Spanish proverbs and sayings shows how phrases reflect views on love money and character. Examples include warnings about silent men and dogs and cautions on wealth and happiness, with notes on regional beliefs and variations.
In a reminiscence from the New York Herald, Billy Muldoon favors hiking eight to ten miles over riding. The tale mentions Kid McCor Charles B. Dillingham and others, including a fat youth who tires on a muddy hill. The piece shifts to discussing fish meal as a nutritious product derived from waste fish parts and its mineral content.
The text lists flower facts including 30 percent white flowers and 782 Arctic varieties. It notes jasmine’s family ties, identifies roses as final emblems, and names popular Japanese flowers such as apricot chrysanthemum and wisteria. It mentions the thistle of Scotland as an old national symbol and anemone meaning wind.
A fragmented monologue discusses anger, will, and popularity, suggesting ideals shift with time. It notes men must work and women weep, while claiming women often gain more pleasure from their end of the job. The speaker asserts women struggle to keep secrets.
The article links facial and head features to personal traits and parental love. It claims high parental love with conscientiousness guards against bad behavior, while excessive amativeness signals selfishness and unreliability.
A fragmentary report claims a trass helmet linked to Ferdinand Magellan’s first circumnavigation was found in TAS1. The artifact allegedly dates from the MWAppines voyage, with unclear provenance and a contested discovery narrative involving local authorities and unnamed chieftains.
Captain Henry G Montgomery United States Army Field Artillery received the Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious service. He developed an armored motor tank car funded by citizens and trained a corps of technical experts for ordnance. In France he maintained mechanical efficiency of French material for heavy artillery during St Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne actions.
In Chicago at the intersection of Elston Belmont and California avenues sits the city’s tiniest business, a cigar and confectionery outlet housed in a triangular building. The structure measures about 417 by 1834 by 254 feet and covers 130 square feet of floor space.
The article lists ten heavenly animals from Mohammedan belief: the calf of Abraham the ox of Moses the whale of Jonah the ass of Balaam the ram of Ishmael the ant of Solomon the camel of Saleh the hoopoe of Balkis the dog of the Seven Sleepers and Al Borak, the animal carried Muhammad to heaven.
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