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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
8
Eversharp pencils loaded with genuine leads 15¢ per box of 12 at Scott's Book Store. Fancy Beets in glass jars 30¢ per jar. They are delicious. Miller and Habecker's also carries them.
A folksy saying cautions that appearances in autos and spouses can mislead. It urges discernment beyond hood color paint and stylish lines, emphasizing substance over surface.
Victory 8 percent bonds bearing serial letters A through F will be redeemed December 15, 1922 at local rational banks, interest to cease. These bonds may be exchanged for a new issue of U S Treasury Bonds at the same place.
The text urges publicizing a prominent location to attract attention and build prestige. It argues advertising should emphasize convenience and low rent, along with exceptional service, not just bargains. Continuous, consistent ads grow prestige and good will, letting people know where you are.
Friday jurors named by Jury Commissioners Sheriff and Judge for November and December sessions. From 204 drawn, 24 grand and 60 petit jurors selected for criminal court starting November 20. Listings include grand, session, and common pleas jurors with towns such as Ephrata Lititz Manheim and Reinholds. Nice sweet potatoes at Miller & Habecker's priced 19 cents per peck.
A collection of verse and quips about farming life. It includes rhymes about clover bees and honey, playful lines about hunters, weather, and farm humor, plus a Benjamin Franklin quote and light jesting about school and soldiers.
About 100 circulating-library fiction titles offered at 250 each while stock lasts. Readers urged to come early and select titles.
A short note extols snowy bread slices as delicious with butter or milk or cold meat. It praises bread as the best food and urges more consumption for satisfaction and versatility.
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