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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
9
A fashion feature reviews two long coat suits showcased in velour and sealskin. The left suit highlights a blue velour coat with black fur, a single left fastening, and a tall pointed fur collar. The right suit offers a brown cheviot option with embroidered waist motifs and a long plain skirt.
Dr Louis St Mau rice argues in the Chicago Tribune that nightly headcovers are essential to prevent colds and flu. He notes past prevalence of nightcaps in the 18th century and suggests modern brains outgrow protective skulls, risking thinner skulls and need for headgear.
Paris doctors compare the Cork mayor’s 63 day hunger strike to historic cases. Dr Seequet cites Granier’s 68 day fast in 1831 Toulouse prison, noting torture and guillotine fears. Other cases show varying outcomes and weight loss while water intake aids endurance.
Bill Hart credits his Pinto pony with saving his life during a river cave scene for The Toll Gate filmed near Sonoma California. The horse fought to reach light and pulled Hart to safety after both were endangered. The actor praises the animal, noting it deserves all he has to give.
Dr. Finegan, state superintendent, announced new trustees for Millersville State Normal School from the county. Appointees include H. Edgar Shertz of Millersville, M. B. Hoffman of Maytown, Judge Charles Z. Landis of Lancaster, Jonas B. Martin of Lancaster, Mrs. John A. Nauman of Lancaster, and John G. Homsher of Strasburg. Terms run to 1922 and 1923.
Bryan praises improved decorum at political banquets in Lincoln. The piece recounts comic banter about names from a drunk guest and quips about past excesses. It closes with a London Chronicle analogy of two maimed men at a king’s table, noting their focus on survival dulls other senses.
A vintage ad claims rich red blood improves looks and health. It promotes Pepto Mangan Gude's as a blood building tonic in liquid or tablet form and promises quick improvement, urging readers to seek the genuine package with full name.
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