First frost noted as autumn begins in Lancaster area
The first frost of autumn was reported Monday with dry air reducing potential damage. Mrs. Thomas Steffy improving after hospital operation. expected home in about two weeks. A 200th anniversary reunion for Marvin Weybrecht's arrival in 1782 drew 125 descendants at the old homestead near Landis Valley.
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Thomas Steffy
Lancaster General Hospital
Marvin Weybrecht
Landig Valley
Lititz High School
T. Harvey Dean
North Broad Street
Samuel Graybill
Locust Street
Elizabethtown College
L. Brown
Detroit
Odd Fellows
J. C. H. Light
United Brethren Church
Morrisburg
James Seaber
Roy Myers
William H. Zeller
South Broad St
Harry Schaeffer
South Broad Street
Second Avenue
Moravian Sunday School
M.gie Bricker
Frautz
W. Gardner
Banks
Joseph Seip
Front Street
Manheim
Longenecker’s
Trinity Lutheran Church
Colebrook
Trespass Notices Sold Ahead of Gunning Season
The RECORD offers large stock of trespass notices printed on sign cloth at 50¢ a dozen in office and 60¢ by mail. Farmers in the region post their land to deter trespassing while on country rides, with notices approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
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Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Indoor Patrol Added to Lititz School Safety Group
An indoor patrol at the Lititz school now operates to ease teachers from monitoring pupils at entry and exit. The addition boosts patrols by seven, with woetree patrols already in place at busy intersections guarding students. Mach patrol will alternate indoor duty for a week and outdoor duty for two weeks.
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Lititz School
Woetree
Mach
Proof of Littleness and Skepticism in Carlyle Quote
A compact reflection on the phrase Proof oft Littleness as a critique of a man who doubts testimony. The line warns that disbelief in evidence reveals the speaker’s own pettiness and intellectual limits, echoing Thomas Carlyle’s stern moral tone.
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Thomas Carlyle
Don’t Die for Truth quote with Wilde mismatch
A clipped quotation attributed to Oscar Wilde discusses truth and fear, noting that men die for what they fear to be true rather than what they know. The fragment presents a reflective, literary line without context or source details.
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Oscar Wilde
Foot Size Variations Among Racial Groups
The text notes differing foot sizes by race, stating Slavic peoples have larger feet than other white groups, Spaniards as the smallest among Latin populations, Hollanders the largest among Anglo-Saxons, and Tartars the largest among Mongolians.
Small Betty taunts schoolmate's mother in a tense scene
Betty, a small girl with a sharp eye, questions the aging mother of Jean after a sudden call. The exchange highlights social tension as Betty derides the young looking woman and mocks her status with a cutting remark about “the mother you have.”
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Betty
Jean
Varicose Ulcers Healer at Home Exploited Claim
A British advertising pitch promotes Emerald Oil as a home treatment for varicose ulcers. It claims no rest or injections are needed and that users can carry on daily routines while sores heal. The appeal promises relief from pain and swelling and urges trust in the druggist.
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Adv
Man Who Always Laughs at Trouble Quoted by Uncle Eben
Uncle Eben reflects on the saying about a man who always laughs at trouble as possibly a philosopher or simply someone with a strong sense of humor, as cited by the Washington Star.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
The Returns of Music from Sehumann’s View
The greatest value of music in daily life is praised by Sehumann who says art is not for wealth but a growing craft. wealth will follow as practice and artistry mature.
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Sehumann
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Lancaster
Kissinger
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Libby
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Bamberger
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Sharp’s Store
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