Farm sale signals lingering faith in heartland farming
The Lititz Record notes a thirty acre Leacock Township farm sold Thursday for 12000 dollars, suggesting some keep faith in farming in the Garden Spot of America. The piece foresees rising 30 acre farm values as roads and cars shrink distances to cities and encourage outward movement for elbow room and freedom.
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Leacock Township
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Lancaster City
Kansas boy builds path to Chrysler empire by trial and drive
A Kansas youth from Oelwein in a Chicago auto show era buys a Winton with $700 from friends, disassembles it eight times to learn, then works in a car factory. His drive and risk lead to Chrysler's rise and a modern tower at Forty Second Street and Lexington Avenue. Also notes three Amazon nations myths spanning Africa Asia and Scythia.
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Kansas
Oeelwein
Chicago
Oelwein
Walter P. Chrysler
Forty Second Street
Lexington Avenue
New York
Chrysler
Topaz For Sportswear Featured In New York Pageant
A New York pageant showcased topaz and other stones for sports and street wear. Aquamarines jade amethyst and classic evening stones were displayed alongside diamonds sapphires emeralds rubies and pearls from various regions. International young mannequins in Riverside Drive costumes modeled the pieces.
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Peta Jevans
New York
Elory
South Africa
India
Colombia
Burma
Riverside Drive
Fame Shapes an Accidental Star in Chinatown
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown muses that fame can bend reality as popular imagination builds a motion picture around an accidental figure in public life. The Washington Star quote reflects on the theater of perception and identity in urban imagination.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington
Pansy on Importation and Origins
The modern commercial pansy descends from a European native and is linked to the heart ease and the Zobnny jump up. It likely reached the United States with early settlers, developing through garden cultivation.
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Europe
United States
Local residents gather for varied Sunday visits around Lititz area
Lexington notes list numerous calls and visits as families such as West Hornley Markley Carpenter Meiley Tobias Burkholder and others spend Sunday with relatives in the Lititz Manheim Brunnerville and Diamond Station regions. Attendees include Esther Markley a Elizabethtown College student and households from Rothsville East Petersburg and Harmersville.
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Esther Markley
Elizabethtown College
Harvey Markley
Mildred Carpenter
R. N
Paul Meiskey
Morris Carpenter
S. M. Fahnestock
Anna
Jacob
Isaiah Gibble
Manheim
Edward Markley
Howard Saab
Philadelphia
Elen Longenecker
Near Littts
Milton Sauer
East Petersburg
Harry Sauer and Sons
John
Eder
Elmer Weir
Helen
Phares Weir
Brunnerville
Margaret Carpenter
Irene Clair
Clay Breiligan
Althouse Ly
George Althouse
Hinkletown
Wa. Meiley
Emma Miller
Lititz
Harry Tobias
Addison Melley
Ilenry Mease
Grace
Samuel Burkholder
Harmersville
Robert. Engle and Son
Elmer
Through Forever in Four Days Ad From LA Firm
A Los Angeles business closing notice proclaims “We’re through forever in four days” as it winds down operations.
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Los Angeles
Vasidena Statevis
Lititz Horse Disease Hits Town and Local News
From the past fifty years ago October 22 1880 Lititz reports epizooty sweeping through the area. O P Bricker and J F Sturgis fished at Fites Eddy returning with 73 fish. Mrs J B Haberbusch fractured her right arm after a fall on a plank walk. Julius Fisher dislocated his hip when a frightened horse dragged him. A plow factory location dispute continues as the town seeks aid before a deadline. Lititz National Bank moves into new quarters with noted furnishings.
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Lititz
Owen P. Bricker
J. F. Sturgis
Fite’s Eddy
J. B. Haberbusch
Rothsville
Julius Fisher
Dedication Services Planned for United Zion Home
Twenty five years ago on October 27 1905 notices announced dedication services for the United Zion Home north of town to be held November 11 and 12 with lunch for attendees. Ida Delp was surprised at home by two young folks. Anna Bricker hosted fifteen friends for her birthday. Mr and Mrs J G Schleith moved.
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United Zion Home
Ida Delp
Anna Bricker
J. G. Sehleith
Berry Promises Meet and Greet in Spruce Street Visit
Lancaster residents on Spruce Street welcome William B. Berry a candidate for State Treasurer as he travels to town promising to shake hands with every supporter who comes out to meet him.
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Lancaster
Spruce Street
William B. Berry
Observed Boiler Assembly Flaws in Historic Diagram
The notes list multiple incorrect features in the picture including a smoke stack not connected to the flue, a clock on the boiler, a can of gun powder on the boiler, and a clinker door placement at the boiler base. It also notes a worker not firing the boiler through the ash door and other improper details such as hinge placement on the fuel door, an improper shovel use, mislocated handle on a coal seuttle, and incorrect spigot position near a vider barre.
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