Fall Overcoats Offer From Local Retailer
A local store promotes fall overcoats with 38 years of experience promising competitive prices and reliable service for customers seeking value and knowledge in choosing outerwear.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
2
A local store promotes fall overcoats with 38 years of experience promising competitive prices and reliable service for customers seeking value and knowledge in choosing outerwear.
A Lancaster region clipping notes the Susquehanna River is within six inches of low water, while local crops and prices echo historic trends. It reports tobacco planting in Washington borough, Manheim school openings, a postal embezzlement conviction, a longtime express agent retirement, a large Sunday farm dinner, silk mill hours, and a standout corn crop in southern Lancaster County with Hensel's hardware displaying fruits vegetables and horticultural curiosities.
A compact meditation on youth versus age noting mental attitude as key to aging gracefully and maintaining vitality. It contrasts temperance, intellect, and endurance, and cites an anecdote about aging and resilience from a prior county paper.
Jerome Hollinger of Manheim packed a barrel of fruit jars shipped from Lititz to Washington Kansas. After an 1800 mile journey, not one jar was broken.
The article argues London’s vast size and wealth mask reliance on imported food. It describes docks, grain from the United States Russia Canada and Argentina, and the role of Victoria docks. It notes Smithfield market, Islington cattle trade, Kent fruit and vegetables, and foreign produce arriving via Covent Garden docks with major markets like Spitalfields and Billingsgate.
The article explains stamp gum production by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Stamps are printed and gum is applied via pipes and rollers, drying as they move along a flue. It notes gum gets on stamps through repeated handling and cautions not to lick stamps to moisten them.
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