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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
7
A partial readable segment from an Atchison County Missouri notice discusses costs and galley proofs. The text mentions unit weight, weighings, and a daily rate, with broken phrases suggesting a billing or production context for a local item.
The Consum ers' Box Board & Paper Company announces redemption of 5% collateral trust mortgage bonds at par plus accrued interest. Holders must present bonds for redemption at Farmers National Bank of Lititz during banking hours on Monday October 2, 1922. Interest ceases after that date. J. F. Stoner Secretary.
Six years of research by La Forge and Mains from the Department of Agriculture Chemical Engineering yield corncabs a rubber substitute for photocraps and varnish. The process uses by-products in Germany and America, promising a modern Aladdin lamp of fuel from corn. Read the Record, $1.80 a year.
Are you suffering from lack of vitality consequent to weaknesses peculiar to women. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with bring relief. Your health is your most valuable asset and the Favorite Prescription will help to restore it. Health brings beauty. A well woman is always beautiful. Send 10¢ for trial proof to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N.
The article discusses preserved Crete era fashion at Knossos noting women in low necklines and richly adorned skirts. A French observer, quoting J McCabe, mentions Parisians and ancient costumes dated to about 3,500 pene.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a professor regretting hosting an evening party and an awkward exchange about bringing a real wife, ending with an apology and a name mentioned as Tranids.
Dr W J Humphreys and colleagues explain fog to water conversion. They estimate an inch of fog contains millions of droplets and require hours to count, noting clouds hold larger droplets than fog. The article ends with a stray aside about a hat and rainy day planning.
Jackson Huntoon, who examines examination papers for the civil service commission in Washington, will be ninety-one on December 4 this year. He recalls a long life, highlighting a civil war veteran and department commander, Dr. Trampeshire, who studied medicine at Georgetown University and earned an M.D. degree.
Miss Minnie Murray outshines 6 200 contestants to win the fair title. The Boston Transcript notes her old fashioned look and plans to spend the $1 000 prize on a college education.
Fragmentary notes report various facts including elephants breeding difficulties in Canada, Venice population estimates around 60 000, Broadway salons with new electron devices, Norwegian explorers tracing a former European northern reach to New Zealand, U S sand usage for glass at nearly 2 000 000 tons annually, Virginia Confederate pensions numbering 9 575, a spider yielding two and a quarter molts of silk, German university doctorates costing 600 marks, and French state railways testing gasoline motors with limited traffic.
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