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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
6
The guide explains poultry handling from live birds to dressed fowl in markets. It details temperature reduction to 42 degrees, chilling times, packing methods, box labeling, and packaging to preserve meat quality and appeal for buyers.
Fragmented report describes efforts to manage stable flies and waste on property. Mentions observers Wess epsegleum and THvision, with references to dietress losses and distraction in the area.
Fragmented OCR notes describe how forest trees provide semen and poles for GLb Nel and related stock. It mentions winds from sulin and Die cold winds and hints at sail and ship sales. Contains unclear phrases and scattered references to overheated headlines and predictions.
The notice discusses limestone usage timing and soil care. It notes applications are made more often than every four to six years and describes varying quantities and methods tied to soil and crop needs.
A fragmented discussion on boosting soil nitrogen through lime and phosphate additions. Mentions plowing under legumes and adding stable manure, with regional notes on older soils where nitrogen can be profitably used.
A brief note describes a method to remove cutworms at night using a light and pad kit. It claims surface activity after dark and promises a quick, reliable alternative to poison. The guidance emphasizes an evening approach to minimize worm presence.
Advice on preserving leather harnesses notes that good leather of proper weight lasts many years with proper care. Properly maintained heavy duty gear remains economical and can serve 15 to 23 years or longer on a farm.
A fragment notes a young man who could have become ruler of Bavaria. It identifies him as former Prince Albrecht, heir apparent to the throne.
A fragment describes Persians resisting Assyrian influence and adopting a distinctive attire marked by trousers and a simple coat with set-in sleeves. The note suggests this costume, once common, faded for centuries until its reappearance in early medieval Europe among barbarians, replacing mantels.
In a Boston Transcript column Maud notes surprise at how many homely women wed, remarking with Ethel that encouragement may be behind the trend. The piece reflects social commentary on marriage prospects.
The report cites 70 731 acres of trees planted in South Africa since reforestation began, most in the last 15 years. It also notes differences in hummingbirds across regions and mentions Mojave birds in Arizona and a pocket-knife style manicure tool.
The article recalls a royal garden party where King George spoke with Will Crooks MP about England's uncertain future. Crooks, described as sympathetic and plainspoken, reassured the king, urging calm amid social changes and fears of aristocratic decline.
A stray note from the Japanese Advertiser discusses a poet who placed a sign above a tie shop in Alabama. The sign extols to customers the shop’s aim to express mood and individuality through refined goods, while hinting at weariness with the pursuit of “eternal peace” over time.
Lancaster County precept orders a jail delivery and general quarter sessions to begin the second Monday in September 1921 at the Lancaster Court House. Officials, jurors, constables, and mayors are summoned to attend with rosters records and examinations. Dated March 17 1921. Sheriff HomshER.
On September 10, 1923 at 2 P M the Orphan's Court of Lancaster County PA orders a public sale of a one acre property in Penryn Village Lancaster County adjoining the O. Hoffer J T Weber W T Nerah and others. The site includes a two and a half story frame dwelling and barn. ETTA B Hershey to sell real estate of Israel G Hershey deceased. Auctioneer H Snevely with Joseph B Wissler attorney.
Ade H. Carper seeks private sale of a Lititz borough lot with a two and a half story frame house on New Street. The property fronts 39 feet and extends 124 feet to an 38 foot alley, adjoining Kraft, Buchter, and Habecker properties, for 2900 dollars. A hearing is set for September 18, 1921 at 10 o'clock A M.
John Hoover of Snydertown near Shenandoah is credited with a world record 36 copperheads killed in a single strike while harvesting oats. He chased the snake, struck it on the head, and found 36 young snakes under it and in its belly, all pinned with the parent on a board as a local curiosity.
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