The Record Printing Co. Lititz Pa notice
Publication notice listing The Record Printing Co editors and publishers E D Fulweiler and R Johnson. Address and business communications to South Broad Street Lititz Pa. Subscription rate stated as $1.50 a year. Entered at Lititz Pa post office as second class matter.
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R. Johnson Editors and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
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CANNING FOGDS Community women aid winter relief campaign
Community volunteers, mostly women, have organized food preservation for winter relief. The campaign has already stored a large quantity of food and aims to build more before cold weather. The effort is praised as practical Christianity aiding those in need.
Reunions Ended In Pennsylvania County Season Near End
The family reunion season in Pennsylvania nears conclusion after a summer with about 250 recorded gatherings in nearby counties. From mid June to Labor Day reunions drew 25 to 600 members, held in parks groves and homes, many informal with few officers changed.
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Pennsylvania
Relationship Two Men Who Marry Sisters
Two men who wed sisters form a unique family bond described as common by ented brothers-in-law. Webster's dictionary defines brother-in-law as the brother of one's spouse or the husband of one’s sister, yet notes the term can misapply to the husband of one’s spouse sister, with the broader term affivity used for such kinship.
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Webster's Dictionary
Dancing as Remedy in a Century of Quackery and Cures
A Manchester Guardian columnist notes how dancing, once linked to quackery, gains credibility through Sir Arthur Keith. The essay recalls Donald McAlpin who used strathspeys with an old piper to treat many ailments, drawing crowds and income despite doctors branding him a charlatan.
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Arthur Keith
Donald McAlpin
Strathspey
Manchester
Hog
Guardian
Ionald
Donald
Great Wall Ruins Linked to Ancient Peru In Andes
Photographs from the Shippee Tohagon aerial expedition report a long boundary wall near Huancayo in the Peruvian Andes east of Lima. Archeologist Philip A. Means suggests it may be a Chanca wall from the Eleventh Century, noting similar but smaller walls elsewhere, amid skepticism about authenticity.
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Peruvian Andes
Olina
Peru
Shippee Tohagon
Huancayo
Andes
Lima
Philip A. Means
Mr. Means
Shippee-Johnson
Pathfinger Magazine
Brioni Isles Spotlight After Kuppelwieser Death
The Brioni Isles gain press attention following Karl Kuppelwieser’s death. Once malaria ridden, the Adriatic paradise now boasts mosquitoes’ absence and lures royalty and notables from Shaw to Tunney. Archduke Ferdinand reportedly wished to buy them, but they remained unsold. Tourists praising Aviatic beauty urge visits to the Brioni isles.
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America
Yugoslavia
Brioni Isles
Karl Kuppelwieser
Adriatic
George Bernard Shaw
Eugene Tunney
Kuppelwieser
Archduke Werdinand
Isles of
Brioni
Horus Headdress Used By Egyptian Royal Women
The Horus headdress emerged in Ptolemaic times, evolving from a royal statue tradition where a hawk symbolized Horus protection. Later Isis was depicted with hawk wings, and a large goddess figure with wings shielded a small mortal. Over time this imagery simplified into a headdress worn by royal women.
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Egypt
Horus
Isis
Osiris
Cuban Three Kings Day Brings Gifts to Cuban Children
January 6 marks the Day of the Three Kings in Cuba when boys and girls receive gifts. The three kings bring toys, often simple and handcrafted, reflecting humble presents. Cuban families place children first, with parents making personal sacrifices to ensure they have something to play with.
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Santa Claus
Cuba
Holiday in Morocco Sparks Brigand Banter
A couple discuss a hypothetical kidnap during a Moroccan holiday. The wife fears brigands taking her, while the husband reassures and jokes that the brigands would be new to the game. The exchange highlights playful, romantic tension in a travel setting.
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Morocco
Ernest
Columbus Biography Notes on Genoa Birthplace
Biographers place Christopher Columbus born in Genoa around 1451. He was the son of Domenico Colombo, a wool comber and weaver, with a family long established in Italy. His voyage journal existed as an abridged form in later biographies.
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Columbus
Genoa
Italy
Domenico Colombo
Rockefeller Jr Seeks Honest Youth in Wallet Test
Modern John D. Rockefeller Jr. laments the lack of strictly honest young men. He recalls examining a highly recommended applicant who, when shown a wallet containing one hundred thousand dollars, replied that he would do nothing and live on the income. The anecdote highlights integrity expectations in candidates for responsible positions.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Harrowed Her Feet Quips Turn Sour in Rural Tale
A humor piece where a farmer’s daughter is unsettled by a man who claims her presence narrowed his feelings. The dialogue centers on a strained romantic edge in a rustic setting, highlighting social tensions and quick wit.
Weight of the mind or stomach in a clubroom quip
In the clubroom Higgs jokes that his wife can cook, but then admits the real burden is his stomach from the food. The exchange contrasts expectations about cooking with a humorous twist on domestic duties.
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Higgs
The Lord Helps Them to Help Themselves Phrase
A dialogue between Mother and Kenneth centers on a claim about divine aid. Kenneth insists the Lord gave him the jam and the phrase The Lord helps them who help themselves is cited as support. The mother challenges the assertion as absurd.
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Mother
Kenneth
Campers Hold Service at Moravian Church Lawn
The summer training campers led a service at Moravian Church on Sunday evening. Robert Girvin, Spruce Creek State Camp's 2024 graduate, spoke on Making the Most of Our Talents. Reports of Cedar Crest were given by Mary Bender, Ruth Girvin, Cleo Himmelberger, Randolph Bricker, and Kathryn Light. Daniel Light read from the Old Testament, Ethel Miller from the New. Kathryn Godhonaur read a poem The Search. Ethel Miller closed the campers prayers, Ruth Gochenauy and Ruth Dissinger sang solos, twelve campers sang. Beatrice Bomberger was reader and Cleo Himmelberger organist.
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Robert Girvin
Spruce Creek State Camp
Cedar Crest
Mary Bender
Ruth Girvin
Cleo Himmelberger
Randolph Bricker
Kathryn Light
Daniel Light
Ethel Miller
Kathryn ‘Godhonaur
Ruth Gochenauy
Ruth Dissinger
Beatrice Bomberger
Dangerous hour for drivers peak accident time
An article notes the five to six pm window as the riskiest for automobile accidents with drivers tired from the day. The National Safety Council head says疲 minds and muscles lag, slowing coordination and reaction after a long day. War and peace reflections follow from the author.
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National Safety Council
Country Home
Training School To Open For Sixth Semester
The 9th district of the Lancaster County Sunday School Association will open another semester at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel next Thursday evening. All Sunday School members may join and earn one credit per study. A diploma is awarded after twelve units by the International Board of Religious Education. Teachers are Miss Marian Biemesder fer and Rev HA J Kline. Studies include Adolescent Development and St Mark’s Life of Christ.
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Lancaster County Sunday School Association
Moravian Sunday School
International Board of Religious Education
Marian Biemesderfer
HA. J. Kline
St. Mark’s
Mothers Class Meets at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Mothers Class of St Pauls Lutheran Church met Monday evening at 6 at Mrs W K Lockharts home with 34 present. A chicken corn soup supper preceded a presentation of 50 asters to Robert Kiing and Mrs Charles now for their 50th birthdays. A business session followed with Mrs Longenecker introducing a new primary Sunday School study to begin in October.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
W. KE. Lockhart
Robert Kiing
Charles Now
Distantly Related and Stage Illusions in Classic Jests
An amiable elder jokes about brothers and cousins to two boys and explains family ties. In a second quip, John Hinghinbotham tells a young entertainer that elevating the stage only depresses the audience, a witty optical illusion remark from a 19th century humor column.
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John Higinbotham
Saturday Evening Post
Raising the Roof and Warnings in a Cautionary Exchange
In a humorous exchange a judge remarks on patience and a roof warden, while a couple navigate trust and commitment. Daisy teases Dolly about the number of romantic prospects, hinting at flirtation and social gossip.
Not the Answers in a Quip About Public Questions
A Washington Star quip uses a dialogue about public questions and answers, featuring Senator Sorghum and a reference to the Mauretania and Bremen, and humor about a moratorium and a person named Joe noting a picture. The exchange highlights satire on political certainty and memory in a brief curtain-raiser style.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Home Coming Service at Emanuel Lutheran Brickerville
Emanuel Lutheran Church in Brickerville will hold a Home Coming Service Sunday at 2 PM. The historically significant Lancaster County church, organized in 1730, invites former pastors, members, and neighboring congregations for reunions, addresses by visiting pastors, and greetings from lay members. St Paul’s Lutheran Church choir of Lititz will lead the music.
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
Brickerville
Lancaster County
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Choir of
Lititz
Lancaster Attorney Switches Sides on Gas Station Injunction
In Lancaster the same party argues opposite injunctions over gas station construction. H Edgar Shorts of Lancaster, who opposed a square station earlier, now argues for an injunction to prevent a station near St Josephs Hospital. The briefs are similar, and the switch amused the writer in passing.
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H. Edgar Shorts
Lancaster
Town
St. Joseph’s Hospital
South American politics rush toward new president
A terse New York Post note suggests rapid changes in South American leadership as the region anticipates a forthcoming president. The brief implies urgency and shifting political grounds with swift moves underway.
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New York Post
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