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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1931

Page

5

Church and Sunday School Schedule and Lutheran Installations

A long list of local church services and Sunday School times is printed, noting multiple congregations with pastors and service hours. It mentions festival events, installation of a new pastor, and harvest home services at various churches in the area. A separate Rotary Club talk covers store window advertising value and techniques.

Rotary Club Sutter J. F. O’brien Westinghouse Lamp Co York O’brien Chambers of Commerce

Visual fatigue from colored light affects eye performance

A German investigator reports fatigue symptoms linked to yellow light and green, noting visual acuity and speed decline under certain color tones. Findings mirror earlier results showing blue and red enhancements fatigue, suggesting color bias in visual tasks.

Germain Investi Dues

Bustote provincial aid skeiT of the Baek bos Aparakch

A garbled exchange in a millinery shop where a buyer from Boston requests a tranquil item. The sales expert responds with a quip about mourning and notes having once lived in Boston, highlighting the language distortion in the overheard dialogue.

Baek Bos Aparakchwoclepk Sveune Boston Tiwam Roston Hiyself

Life's Little Jests Hint at Hector's Boyhood Lies

A child Hector muses that his father must have engaged in mischief as a boy and recalls how his father questions him about his own actions and whereabouts. The exchange reveals a humorous family dynamic and curious perspective on parental inquiry.

Dialogue Note Sparks Dramatic Family Moment

A terse exchange reveals a parent's guidance and a teen's assertion of autonomy. The line, “T asked your father and he said you were old enough to know your own mind,” contrasted with the retort “He didn't tell you how old I was, did he?” hints at hidden stakes and evolving independence within a family.

Matching Dress Inspires New Book Purchase

A shopper noted Miss Mill yans bought a new book yesterday after seeing a binding color that matched her lounging robe. Clerk confirms the scene as a casual shopping moment with a color match detail.

Ryters Kramp

German sea raider ends toast in New York banquet

Felix von Luckner, famed naval raider, closed a New York banquet with a witty toast comparing the nautical spirit to a wife in marriage, saying it starts as a helpmate and ends as a checkmate.

Felix von Luckner New York

Paper Warmth Myth In Sci-Fact Debate

In Capper's Weekly a quirky item notes a claim that paper can keep a person warm, citing a fictional dialogue about using a 30 day note for heat. The piece contrasts a professor’s science claim and a farmer’s humorous anecdote about sweat and vanity.

Farmer

Unbeatable Argument In The White Sea Scene

A humorous dialogue snippet features a tense household exchange over economy and a joint checking account. A traveler comments on the ocean’s beauty as a dramatic porthole remark echoes danger and mock threat.

Lear

Sure of Mushrooms in a Humorous Exchange

A fragmentary dialogue about distinguishing mushrooms from toadstools ends with uncertainty. The exchange hints at caution in foraging and the need for confidence before picking edible mushrooms.

Radio Fans Vote on Lanny Ross The Troubadour

An off year in elections but a nationwide poll shows Lanny Ross earning strong radio praise from audiences mainly women. About 1 037 votes tally 772 excellent 258 good 12 fair with listeners mailing ballots from stores nationwide for the Hellmanns mayonnaise sponsored program.

Lanny Ross the Troubadour Hastarn Hellmann Lanny Yale

W C T U Hears Convention Reports At Millersville

W C T U members heard reports from the County Convention in Millersville at a Monday meeting. Miss Ella Smeltzer Mrs Mary Guiles and Miss A Virginia Grosh spoke and read excerpts from the convention address. They discussed a new Christian daily paper to be published in New York and planned Scientific Temperance Instruction in Schools for the next gathering inviting local public school teachers to participate.

Millersville Ella Smeltzer Mary Guiles H. E. Grosh A. Virginia Grosh

Gold in Sea Water Content and Concentration

Analysis of several thousand samples shows gold in sea water at an average of three one millionths of an ounce per ton, indicating a trace but present occurrence in oceanic waters. This highlights the challenging feasibility of extraction at current concentrations and methods.

Plowed Up Crown Finds Raise Georgian Museum Funds

A peasant in the Transcaucasus turned in a gem studded ancient crown found with a plow. The recovered treasure valued at $50,000 was donated to the Archaeological Museum of Georgia.

Archeological Museum of Georgia

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