Flooring with Shock Absorber Reduces Fatigue from Walking
A historical note describes shock absorbers in flooring and tires reducing jolt, comparing car and human impact. It explains a hidden mechanism in wood floors and similar comfort aims, noting how resilient systems lessen transmitted shock to the body during movement.
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Automonilon
Ely
Local social round echoes across Lexington area
Sunday evenings saw numerous visits and gatherings as families including Mr and Mrs Samuel Evi and Mrs Elmer West and daughter Helen shared time with neighbors at Diamond Station and nearby towns. Relatives from Lincoln Lincolnton Rotheville Mab s Church and Elm were guests at various homes in Maiden Creek Kleinfeltersville Penryn and Lititz with dedicatories and church services noted in Mohrsville and nearby communities.
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Samuel Evi
Elmer West
Dau
Helen
Joseph Trubaker
Diamond Station
Jacob Nissley
Lincoln
Max
Samuel Fahnestock
John Wealling
Betty
Rotheville
Relandus Mull
H. B. Markley
Esther
J. M. Markley
Maiden Creek
Mohrsville
Elam Stark
Benjamin Gerhart
Kleinfeltersville
John Hilton
Ammon Ulich
Penryn
Warry Steffy
Near Mab’s Church
Amd
Charles Shreiner
Eughter
Mildred
Hallville
Wilson Spangler
John Mishler
Waldeck
Charles Mishler
Snavely’s
Brown
Moses Habecker
David, James and
Anna Mae
Indiantown
Samuel Young
Fragmentary social notices from early local column
The readable text lists several names such as Mr. and Mrs., Mr. and Miss, and couples including Breili, Metzler, Kneay, Hany, Ra i, and San Frill. It references events on a Thursday at Akron and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Emi al and others, but many fragments are garbled or incomplete.
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Jacob
New Bazet
Meenar - Joon
Discovered sites of lier in Cefn os found
Local inspectors report fetid odors and suspicious collars linking a series of incidents in Cefn os. Investigations focus on a possible criminal network behind the odors and mislabelled items. Authorities urge caution as inquiries continue.
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Lier
Squirrels Balance with Tail and Leg Action
Squirrels can jump or fall from great heights without injury by keeping their legs and tail active. In faltering they move limbs and tail to maintain balance and land on their side, aiding stability on the ground.
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Lexington
Harry Lee
Cora Hekerty
Lanear
Ivan Grube
May
Phares Zartmansper
Aaron Ruhl
Emma Andes
Elm
Freeman Becker
Paul Becker
Lillie Becker
Near Ephrata
Jean Greider
Ethel Stark
Elam Sheily
Darrell
Hershey
Abram Metzler
Kenneth Shelly
Isaac Stoner
Lititz
Landis Greider
Charles Ge
Lewistown
Greider
Manheim
Henry Showalter
Akron
Lutz
Market House
Florsheim
Grabe
Clay Breili
Ves
Lititz R. D
Lititz, PA
Optometrist
Ec Se
Record Book Store
General Sutter Hotel