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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
2
A scrambled collection notes a Somerset farmer losing thirty whidkens, a beaver propagation effort by G E Logue in Walrich, a Westmoreland domestic dispute, a Springbrook Valley dam project for 1923 completion, and Charles Scandalis leaving a $250000 Harrisburg estate with bequests to his secretary and family.
Local notes describe Wall Mate Martomatin Dinis The Rome Suart Motors Corpora tion planning an 800 by 120 font factory vat Ressmere with completion aimed in 90 days near Marietta and mention Marietta's large river tree and other nearby farms, mills, and fields. The piece notes Mrs John A Garber of idayatown dies at 86, long-time village dairyman, and a report of gunfire scattering chicken thieves after Martin Spickler’s hens were hit, with shots fired from a nearby window.
A ten year old girl proclaims she would live in the country to escape envy and avoid seeing others with things she cannot have. The fragment hints at desire for a simpler life away from material comparisons.
Article notes John Adams visited York on May 30 1800 on his route from Philadelphia to Washington. The York Recorder describes his single address in York and a reception at the Indian Queen. Adams thanked York citizens for their happiness and prosperity as he departed with a military escort toward Frederick and on to Washington.
An earthen mound near Bernhart Reservoir in Alsace township Berks County is suspected as a burial or sacrificial site. Similar ancient earthworks exist near Kutztown Forge Road and Carsonia Park with relics found long ago. Owner Charles J. Esterly plans to open the mound for investigation possibly revealing early Native American links.
A lyrical homage to Pennsylvania recounting its mountains forests rivers and blossoms. The speaker celebrates being born in the Keystone State and recalls its landscapes from rugeyed ranges to winding streams, praising Nature and the land tied to William Penn's legacy.
The upcoming State Convention of Sunday School workers in Lancaster October 11 12 and 13 will award Service Medals for fifty years of official service in the Sunday School. Pennsylvania residents must have pastor and County Association endorsement to apply through Emily H Snyder Lebanon. A brave woman, Mrs Jackson Worth near Fairview Providence township, killed a large blacksnake with a hoe last week near her house and barn.
An ad explains catarrhal deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation and promotes HALY'S CATARRHAL MEDICINE as effective for over forty years. It includes pharmacy claims, endorsements, and notices of distributors in Toledo and Maryland areas. Also features Mrs. Perry’s rat control tale with RAT-SNAP and pricing from three sizes.
Miss Emma L Roepper a Vienna returnee after 26 years studies at Linden Hall and pupil of Prof Herman Ernst Spiegler seeks a Lititz recital. Recently she played at Allentown with Chopin Scherzo in B minor Op 37 Weber Schumann Liszt selections and more. She may perform next winter at Linden Hall for Bethlehem and Lititz music lovers.
A writer questions why some people display feminine hand gestures while seeking clearer explanations. The piece notes confusion over body language and the need for better communication cues.
A fragmented 19th century column notes on arguing with superiority and the folly of cynicism. It cites jokes about bachelors and domestic skills while tossing in a strange tip about cleaning rusted steel with oil and lime. The Dover Strait distance is casually referenced as a geographic fact.
Fragmentary text mentions a child and city economy with references to a net invention and transcript. Details are unusable. summarize only the limited readable nouns and relations.
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