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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

7

Buffalo Surplus May Go to Municipal Use Under 1920s Act

The agricultural act allows the Secretary of Agriculture to donate surplus American buffalo from government herds to municipalities and public institutions, with one animal per entity and no direct gifts to individuals. The program aims to bolster the species with at least 1,000 head and to enable exchanges with other owners, as buffalo numbers rise to about 7,000 in North America, concentrated in a few government herds including Yellowstone and the Wichita National Forest herd.

Secretary of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Wichita National Forest and Game Preserve Oklahoma Department North America Canada United States Sullys Hill Park North Dakota Pisgah National Game Preserve North Carolina Montana, National Bison Range Niobrara Reservation Nebraska Wind Cave South Dakota

RATS MIT CORN FLOWER SYMBOL IN LEGION RESOLUTION

Women’s Post No 60 of the American Legion in Philadelphia adopts a resolution after a member cites corn flowers worn as a pro German emblem. The note recalls Prussia and Queen Louisa’s link to the flower and urges an investigation into pro German influence at an alien shrine.

Women’s The American Legion Philadelphia Josephine M. Smith Post Prussia Louisa William I Napoleon

Justification of Wrath Over Coal Dust Hat Dispute

William Huggins argues with his wife Liza about bringing coal from the shed. He insists his best hat must stay clean for evenings, fearing coal dust leaves a black band on his forehead and prompts accusations of washing his face with coal.

William Huggins Liza Bil William

Shortage of Muskrat Pelts Raises Alarm in Fur Trade

Reports indicate a serious shortage of muskrat pelts and Hudson seal dyed muskrat due to intense trapping over the last two years. Prices remain high, forcing manufacturers to shift to other furs and burn production to keep plants running. Experts say only a large Alaska seal catch could ease the gap, which is unlikely soon.

Beavers to Be Stocked on Strate Game Preserves

The Game Commission will place about 108 beaver on Strate game preserves over six months as an experimental stocking. Six to eight beavers will be added per preserve, expanding from the current small beaver colonies in the state if successful. Authorities have placed orders for the animals.

The Game Commission Strate Commission

Elderberries Earn Respect as Garden Crop and Wine Source

The article notes elderberries once discarded have become popular for jelly wine and pies. People now cultivate them, improving berry quality and size. Ernest Dyson of Nine Points shows cultivated plants yield much larger fruit, nearly four times the wild berries.

Ernest Dyson

Wages Raised for Conestoga Traction and Partners

Employees of the Conestoga Traction Company Moison Electric Company and Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Company receive a two cent per hour raise effective September 1. Motor men and conductors now earn from 40 to 44 cents per hour and full time workers make $30 or more weekly.

Conestoga Traction Co Moison Electric On Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co

Kidney Ailments Warned and Haarlem Oil Promoted

A health ad urges early treatment for kidney troubles with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims the remedy has longstanding Dutch pedigree dating to 1696 and recommends taking three or four daily to prevent pain and future suffering.

Haarlem Holland Government of The Netherlands Gale

Real Dutch Drops Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad

An advertisement extols GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as vital for Dutch households, promising restored strength and robust health. It urges customers to insist on GOLD MEDAL, buy only sealed boxes in three sizes, and accept a refund if not satisfied.

Holland Haarlem

Good Garden Seed and How to Save It

Timely guide on gathering drying and storing garden seeds. It warns against dew dampness, stresses mid day harvest, drying on blotting paper, and separate labeling. It advises selecting true to color stock and using string markers to preserve superior blossoms for future germination.

Sheep at Valley Forge Park Stricken by Pink Eye

A herd of 116 sheep at Valley Forge Park owned by the slate is ill with pink eye and several have died. A veterinarian prescribed treatment for days as three men cared for the animals. The disease’s source is uncertain though the flock has been at the park months with an imported shepherd. An expansion to thousands of sheep was planned.

Valley Forge Park The Slate

Home Canning Guidelines From Government Booklet

Government booklet explains the one period cold pack method for canning with step by step directions and illustrations. Free copies available by mailing a postal card to the Publications Department Washington asking for F B 839.

Jou of Publications Department Ofgriculture Washington, D. C

Local Home Goods Ad Promotes Spring Hardware

It lists Oil Cook Stoves Refrigerators Ice Cream Freezers Wash Machines Wash Wringers Wash Tubs Lawn Mowers Hoes Rakes Shovels and urges painting houses. The message invites readers to buy and prepare for summer.

Oil Prospects in Mast Brandy Township

Promoters plan a new oil development near Mast Brandy township with machinery headed to Chester county's coal oil fields near Lyndell. They expect to bore for deposits beneath ground where oil has oozed from streams and pools. Locals have bought samples. experts compare geology to other fields and anticipate drilling will reveal quantity and quality.

Mast Brandy Wine Township Chester County Lyndell

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