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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
6
Primary focus on Jeremiah with themes of divine calling and obedience. Notes Jeremiah 1 1 0 14 7 9 2 Jeremiah 14 7 22 dialogue on famine and prayer for Israel. New Covenant details Jeremiah 31 27 34 promise to build plant and write law within. Includes quotes and selections.
A summer feature on versatile sandwich making from The Plaza Hotel chef Joseph Boggia. It covers basic techniques and three specific recipes Derbyshire, Madison Club Special, and Piquant Cheese, including ingredients, prep steps, and serving ideas for picnics and meals.
A vintage guide shares several salad variations and a dressing method. It details crisp leaf prep, chilling steps, and precise dressing mixtures for Victorine Salad, Salad Rosourt, and Harlequin Dressing with ingredients like tomato, olives, celery, cucumber, cream cheese, kumquats, and chopped herbs.
The Evangelical Congregational Church held a Sunday program featuring the Kutch sisters of Lebanon with Helen and Mamie leading multiple selections and prayers. Nearby, choirs from Ephrata are invited to sing for a fundraiser to rebuild a burned church. The Rothsville baseball team split weekend games, beating Richland and losing to Pine Grove, with pitching by Schlappich and Maby supporting strong defense. Other local notices include outings by church groups and visits among residents, plus upcoming games against Strasburg Road and Young Judeans at Rocky Springs.
Mrs Louise Spangler of West Main Street Ephrata celebrated her 75th birthday with a large gathering of friends and relatives at her home. She demonstrated flax spinning on an antique spinning wheel, one of many rare items she has spent years collecting.
Sign on ladder misreads mixed doubles while 38 word meet sign. scorekeeper should be on the sideline. a man’s tennis kit shows incorrect kim of gloves. running hair should blow backward not forward. racket shows a catgut weave at wrong angle. net weave incorrect. picture mistakes include tennis not at a golf club and not an indoor meet.
Farm notes urge drying off freshening cows for fall, feeding well for winter milling. Treat pullets for body lice and parasites before laying, plant spring bulbs this fall and obtain tree orders from agents for next spring. Small potato packaging rising. 15 or 25 pound bags common. Store dahlia bulbs before freeze and secure stakes. Save seed corn from best ears, even if nubbins remain.
Farmers are urged to select ears that are not filled out and those with shriveled kernels if mature, as seed for next spring. Dry the corn well and store it properly before freezing weather begins to preserve viability.
Martin G. Dissinger fifty of Landisville died Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital from a fractured skull after a heavy plank fell on him Friday while working in a tobacco warehouse in Landisville. Survived by brothers Albert G. Reading John and sisters Ida Danner, I. B. Landis of Lancaster, A. L. Geyer Harrisburg, and Francis Falk Philadelphia. Funeral Tuesday at the Landisville Church of God with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
The fragment reflects a late era quotation about enduring wisdom. It references three key human aims: keeping sacred trust, forgetting a hurt, and using leisure well, attributed to Chilo. The text appears as a miscellaneous aphorism cluster from a historical page.
The text records two joint resolutions by the General Assembly proposing amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution. It outlines tax uniformity with exemptions for public property and religious and charitable uses and assigns the General Assembly power to set investment standards for fiduciaries. Names include A Walker as secretary, with references to Joint Resolution Nos 1 and 2.
The sap of ordinary trees does not freeze in winter unless the tree is killed, indicating resilience of living tissue.
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