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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
4
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The piece analyzes how WWI affects farmers as the draft rises and conditions shift. It notes current crop stability but warns acreage could fall if many registered men join the army, pushing women into fields. Farmers face higher costs for labor, fertilizers, and machinery, yet receive firm minimum prices and strong demand, signaling a durable, higher price level for farm products. It argues debt management and capital buildup will influence agricultural progress beyond the war, while modernization and better infrastructure improve farm prosperity.
A searing patriotic broadside praises American soldiers for bravery and success against German forces while denouncing anti liberty activists and pro German sympathizers. The piece urges buying Liberty Bonds and displaying the service star on pockets.
The piece extols freedom from historic Plymouth to a worldwide spread of liberty. It praises America’s role in inspiring oppressed nations, predicts an era of peace after a world war, and urges public support and funding for the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Local items record a Philadelphia and New York business trip by Charles C. Houser of Houser Hosiery Mills, church services led by Rev. Bachman and Rev. Bachman, seminary classes in Lancaster affected by Spanish influenza, and a crowd gathering for a war tank appearance. Also noted are road repairs east of town, Lydia Wiest’s funeral, Rally Day speakers in the Reformed church on October 20, a large Stork birth in Beamesderfer family, a four pound turnip at Louser's, and a 22 acre farm sale to Allen Hollinger for 6034 dollars auctioned by Wm. H. Iba.
Mrs L Wiest on sick list. Mr and Mrs Norman Graybill visited Denver with Oscar Kurtz family. Emma Irvin spent day with J W Gerhart family. Miss Carrie Steely Schoeneck and Miss Minerva Retten Akron guests of the Wiest sisters. Youth party at Miss Mary Brubaker’s near Lebanon. Elser Gerhart writes from Camp Greenleaf Georgia detailing camp life and elections. 15 of 475 chosen for officers training school. address in Georgia. Influenza epidemic affects many families. P K Bomberger travels to Elizabethtown for insurance meeting. Mrs Mary Singer of Palmyra staying with sister Mrs Oliver Diehm. Mr and Mrs Yocum and daughter Ruth and Mr and Mrs Singer attend Rueben Risser funeral at Hammer Creek. Sunday visitors listed from Linfield and Hammer Creek. P K Bomberger painting his house now occupied by John Krumbine. H Hahn and crew work completed.
Mr. Harry Adair has a severe influenza attack and is convalescing at home. Mr. J B Kohler, employed at Coatesville by Midvale Iron and Steel Works, has been at home for over a week.
British scientists study psychological and physiological aspects of flying noting eyesight hearing muscle sense and equilibration as essential. The imaginative youth may make a better pilot if kept in check. Also includes a periodical advertisement for Everyday Blue Working Shirts at Lititz Clothing and Sue Store and a 1918 ownership statement for Tom Lititz Rec mildly listing editors managers and publishers.
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