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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
7
An item notes Lon’s Pressing Parlor located above Doster’s Shoe Shop offering cleaning and pressing services for men and ladies clothes. The ad highlights neat, tidy work and convenient location above the shoe shop.
Fragmented account describes a lizard’s color rings on horns aiding camouflage by squatting on the ground when danger nears. A separate noisy scene mentions two white women attempting to converse with a child, but one voices a loud plea about the girl not wanting to talk.
An Irving Berlin recital at a New York dinner party drew silent reactions as harsh critics, including Tsui, sparred over taste. Berlin, calmly composed, faced quips about wisdom and interpretation amid the night’s social musical chatter.
In a fragmentary glimpse of a domestic scene, Younphas Bard asks his wife about her day and she bursts into tears after recounting that a man named Cae telephoned police and she must appear in court Wednesday related to the American Legion Weekly.
A fragment reads as a light exchange about weariness and duty in a wedding context with playful dialogue. The wording hints at social ritual and the roles of best man and groom in a ceremonial setting.
A fragmented description portrays a wealthy, idle figure. The language hints at playful, cryptic phrases and foreign wording, painting a character who embodies excess and whimsy within a vague social frame.
A fragmented OCR listing describes an Elizabeth Township farm with a 12 story structure, numerous outbuildings, poultry houses, sheds, a creek, and cultivation notes. Mentions 19 toons and multiple building types with estimated value near 100 dollars per acre, but details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Real estate listing noting Howard J and Karer Reale at 44 West King Street, Lancaster in Virginia. Property details are minimal in the fragment but confirms names and address.
A call for consistent, systematic, and truthful community advertising to invite new residents and investment. The piece argues regional success follows disciplined campaigns that truthfully present industry, health, climate, and economic factors, urging state leaders to showcase Alabama’s assets via broad public notices like the Mobile Register.
A fragmented reflection on urban growth imagines a city of 3,000,000 with narrow streets and vast costs. It contemplates tearing down structures to replan districts, proposing grand, tree lined boulevards and monumental buildings, yet notes such visions are constrained by nature, expense, and organic, evolving development.
Marysville Olis, a 14 000 inhabitant town 30 miles from Golwnbus, reports city traffic and parking problems push buyers to stay home. Merchants say out of town shoppers suffer when downtown parking is limited, while Columbus sees more local spending. Bite field WV retail bureau introduced a one hour parking limit in its business district to aid out of town buyers, with a spotting tag for non residents to place on Wis rar Police authorities note the tag and will not take action if the unit is violated in Nea tlon's Business Magazine.
Clean factories and offices foster neat homes as workers take pride in appearance. The text argues better living follows from sanitation and wage labor, with reform of slums driven by immigrant Americanization efforts and reduced tolerance for unsanitary surroundings.
A Louisville Courier-Journal note argues bird sanctuaries across state parks forests and private land are vital. It cites two birds consuming more insects than two sprayers and urges farmers to encourage refuges to reduce pests and bolster bird numbers.
Our delegates to road conference in Italy have vented into many fields but Miss Fossett is said to helm a national exposition. Serving as secretary of the National Swine Show, marking its seventh anniversary in Peoria, Illinois, September 18 to 18, she shoulders most responsibilities of this live ribbon event. Hog men nationwide call her boss of the show.
Jose Rooney dominated the Antiquarian clam bake in Rehoboth Massachusetts winning the eating contest. Mrs Rooney ate two pecks of clams beating the two male rivals and setting a local record.
An unclear note suggests practical automotive tips from a writer named Londren Uptnien. It mentions using petrol to remove foreign scatter and selecting friendly motor experts to avoid griping during emergencies. The fragmentary text reflects old fashioned advice on headgear age and roadside help.
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