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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals associated with St Paris MMB and Grinnan Litotz with connections to Philadelphia. References services at a general parlor and Mood cemetery near Greer with unclear dates and place names.
Israel EL Miller of Lingstn died on Thursday at month. Survived by Abus Chau les Mrs. John Mar sul by and pat an Chur the wnday at thi John fh. Tes lmirg died & eloc mer Tete a? compl ier of h many years. Petersburg, Breet prandehila, a fs and at burg Menieartiic to the ielintapie.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Henry fl Herey and a line of text referencing a Kirchne Litaler and Thomas. Readable parts do not form a clear event or outcome. The record preserves names amid damaged punctuation and partial phrases.
Scattered lines describe hospital personnel and visitors, including references to Mrs and Mr roles, a superintendent, and various names. The fragment mentions June timing and a marketing part, with unclear actions and small details.
Lancaster officials unveil a fleet of buses under Conestoga Transportation Corp reviving historic Conestoga Wagon heritage. The service links Lancaster with Ephrata Manheim Quarryville and Strasburg routes, claiming faster travel times than trolleys on Elizabethtown Manheim Quarryville and Strasburg lines.
A Landisville contractor removed trolley tracks along Petersin ha ast endoned lisey Tree Manhoin to Lancaster road. Nearby tracks from abandoned sph rata and Lebaren jine were also torn up during road resurfacing work.
A description explains how salt water can be transformed into fresh water by distillation. The process involves heating to vaporize water and condensing the vapor to collect drinking water, a method used aboard ships to renew potable supplies.
An unclear report mentions a distressing event involving a person named H Anight and a medical incident described as a heart attack or infarction. The fragment references a Wednesday timing and a submission to news by an unnamed authority.
The ad claims liver bile buildup causes malaise and digestive issues and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy. It emphasizes extracts that supposedly free bile and improve well being, urging readers to look for the red label with Carter's name.
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