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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
7
The Gibraltar rock hosts a small band of about twenty apes protected under martial law. Major, the chief, oversees a troop that travels between peak and sheltered areas, often throwing stones at soldiers. They rarely surface for weeks, are descended from African origins, and are deeply beloved by locals.
A readerly collage recalls Gloucester’s lamprey pie custom for the king, revived after 1834 and elaborated in 1897, plus Yarmouth herrings sent to Hast Clarton for the monarch. The piece weaves in sketches of Percy and Johnny, social notes from Philadelphia, and notes on hot air polishing and a father son pun.
Hulda and a Bremen merchant push a plan to expose John Smith. A Spanish language lesson, icy forest imagery, and a moonlit carriage ride frame a charged pursuit through Adersbach as Hulda seeks to reclaim her name and family fortune. The tale ends with a promise to continue.
Do you want your house properly and scientifically rodded to protect from lightning. The undersigned is sub-agent for A R Kochel of Leola, authorized to take orders. Kochel and his force will do the work at short notice. He is an authority on lightning rod construction with many rods placed locally.
Executors of David Hollinger announce a public sale on October 7 at 2 PM in Hill Warwick Twp. near Brunnerville Lititz. The 16 acre property includes a two story brick house with outbuildings, a bank barn, hog sty, corn house, water wells and a spring. Located within two miles of Lititz on RF D No 1. View before sale. terms to be announced by Ammon Bollinger Fremont Stollinger and others.
Democrat candidate John R. Bucher seeks county commissioner post in the Democratic Party primary held Saturday September 30 1911. He runs in the September primary under party rules to gain the nomination for the county office.
Joint resolutions proposed by the General Assembly seek constitutional changes to reorganize Philadelphia and Allegheny County courts. In Philadelphia five distinct common pleas courts would be created, each with three judges, while Allegheny County would consolidate to a single common pleas court with all active judges. Also proposed is an amendment to Article Nine Section Eight restricting local debt unless voters approve it, with Philadelphia special provisions. The measures outline jurisdiction, venue, and implementation dates.
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