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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
6
A remarkable season sees lima beans yielding big crops from first harvest to now. Prices stayed high across markets with Harry Fickman of Providence township selling nineteen quarts weekly at fifty cents a quart, then forty cents the next week, maintaining a steady average. Beans require little care and have provided notable returns as the season remained strong.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet records a brief meeting where the speaker encounters a girl named Helen on her way to a grocery store. Helen asks not to be spoken to lest she forget her errand, revealing a small, humorous moment of daily life.
The Leinbach Clothing Store has served a large section of Eastern Pennsylvania for more than fifty years. It offers an extensive stock of Leinbach suits for men and young men from its own line and top manufacturers. The Custom Department provides expert tailoring and a wide choice of suitings, and the Children's Department emphasizes neatness, strength, and long wear.
Navy recruiting offices plan temporary sub stations in Coatesville Lancaster York Gettysburg Chambersburg Lebanon Pottstown Norristown from October 15 to 31. Recruitment covers ships near Philadelphia with training at Cape May Great Lakes Chatham and Hampton Roads. Enlistments run two three or four years with age and physical requirements, including height 64 inches minimum weight 125 pounds minimum for 21 plus, chest expansion rules, and citizenship proofs.
The Brunswick advertising claim emphasizes tire standards, costly materials, and testing of about 200 tires to ensure endurance. It asserts Brunswick tires offer higher quality at the same price as rivals, via savings on selling costs and a nationwide network, with Philadelphia as headquarters at 1002 Arch Street.
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