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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
6
A columnist emphasizes that a person’s reading shapes character and life path. It contrasts Hamlet and Isaiah with sensational material, urging focus on virtuous, true, and pure thoughts, and notes the need to seek wholesome刺激 for mindful growth.
A quirky quip quoted in the Buffalo Express mocks the idea of following secret orders. The exchange centers on distrust of hidden directives and a challenge to authority, reflecting regional sentiment about politics and transparency.
A fragmented Ledger excerpt mentions a baby cutting a first tooth and a talking lion with fourteen eggs laid in six days, paired with a reflection that an even disposition is the best plow on life’s sea.
The article portrays Sarajevo as a growing Balkan commercial hub on the Miljacka, with Turkish roots and Austrian influence after 1878, and details Bosnia and Herzegovina’s fertile land, minerals, and tobacco. It notes Mostar in Herzegovina, 15000 Slavonic residents, religious balance, and Montenegrin ancestry in the region.
Matthie D Babcock writes on honesty as a deliberate commitment to truth. He warns that facts invite manipulation and compares misperceptions to a tailor shaping truth to fit desire. He urges walking in the light through willing honesty.
A historical note observes that Russia contains one hundred provinces and that several of the largest provinces exceed the area of Texas, highlighting vast territorial scale in the empire.
The timetable shows Saturday departures from Lititz at 5 45 and 6 45 A M and every 30 minutes to 8 45 PM then 10 15 10 45 and 11 45 PM. Departures from Lancaster at 5 00 and 6 00 A M and every 30 minutes until 8 00 PM then 9 00 10 00 and 11 00. Sunday services mirror weekday times. Freight cars depart Lititz at 9 15 A M and 3 15 P M reaching Lancaster at 11 30 A M and 6 00 P M.
P. and Reading and Philadelphia routes listed with weekday and Sunday times. Lancaster and Columbia service shows multiple daily departures. Lebanon service details include weekday and Sunday times.
Local notice lists regular meeting times for Bevo Lititz Castle No. 16 A O of M and numerous lodges and councils in Lititz. It includes weekly, biweekly, and monthly gatherings at Rudy's Hall, Swan Hotel, Brobst's Hall, and other venues, plus school and town board sessions.
The first known tree in the Bible is the fig tree. Fresh figs resemble pears in shape and range from green to purple. East people prize fresh figs as delicious, while dried figs accompany nearly every meal.
A humorous-era quip contrasts chivalry with modern manners as the quip notes women stepping on men's necks while mentioning Raleigh and the queen. The tone satirizes changing gender norms and social behavior.
A brief exchange shows Mrs. Olan seeking clarity on a stance against more fighting while Mr. Mafferty insists he can be persuaded with a few words of argument. The dialogue reflects a calm dispute over continuing conflict in Washington State.
A wife argues the landlord must inspect the ceiling damage caused by a man, while the husband resists lacking access to other home areas damaged by the children. dialogue from a Boston transcript mirrors domestic dispute.
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