—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6,1978
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Ida’s
Notebook
Some things change in 150 many advertisements. The
years and some things sheet is set up in very tiny
remain very much the same, print.
People are probably no Here are some of the
better nor worse here in items, so you can judge for
Lancaster in 1978 than they yourself. There were many
were in Philadelphia in 1836. court cases of drunkenness
lam basing my surmise on and thievery. Punishment
a copy of the Public Ledger, was fines and public lashing
published March 25, 1836 in in some cases. In other cases
Philadelphia and sold for one of destitution the judge
cent. It is the first issue of a ordered that a “trifle” be
daily newspaper which . given for immediate rehef
contains not only news but the man was put out of jail,
Junior Cooking Edition
(Continued from Page 87) ~
Vz cup raisins
TRAILSIDE % teaspoon salt
OATMEAL TREATS Beat butter, peanut butter,
Vz cup butter and sugar together until
Vz cap creamy or chunk style creamy. Blend in eggs, milk,
peanut butter and vanilla. Sift together
1 cup granulated sugar flour, soda, and salt. Add to
1 cup firmly packed brown creamed mixture, blend
sugar well. Stir in oatmeal,
2 eggs chocolate chips, and raisins.
V* cup milk Drop by tablespoons on
1 teaspoon vanilla ungreased cookie sheets.
2 cups flour Bake at 350°F. for 15 minutes
1 teaspoon baking soda Suzanne Martin
2 Vz cups oatmeal Age 12
Vz cup chocolate chips Stevens, Pa.
Bob Butera has a ten year
“perfect record”* of
opposition to gun control
♦Jim Spicer, columnist for Pennsylvania’s OUT
DOOR PEOPLE, reports in the April issue that Bob
Butera has a “perfect record” of opposition to gun
control.
The Pennsylvania Rifle and Pistol Association
has released a letter announcing their “unanimous”
opposition to the candidacy of Richard Thornburgh.
Bob Butera knows that the solution to the crime
problem is in stiff, mandatory sentences for crimes
committed with a deadly weapon.
Bob Butera is the one Republican candidate for
Governor who has consistently fought for the
sportsmen. Bob Butera the one man with a
“perfect record.”
DobDutere
for
Republican Primary / Tuesday / May 16
FARMERS FOR BUTERA COMMITTEE
Reno Thomas & John Hope Anderson, Co-Chm , Elizabeth Gemmlll, Treas
Jr
Ida Risser
after seven years im
prisonment, and not given a
penny.
One news item tells of 90
vessels sailing into the
Philadelphia harbor in one
day after a long and gloomy
Winter. The editor
challenges the merchants to
keep the river free of ice so
that foreign trade, like that
of Mew York, will be
lucrative every month of the
year. Mention is also made
of seeing crystals made from
sugar beets and a prophecy
from the editor tells us that
he thinks they will soon be in
great demand.
Many advertisements
concern transportation from
Philadelphia to Pittsburgh,
via the Union and Pa. Canals
and Portage Rail Road. You
see, the railroad cars had
flat boats loaded on them
and thus traveled through
the Appalachian Divide.
Some ads told 6f the
fireproof chests, bureaus
and sideboards that were for
sale. Banks gave five and six
per cent interest and had
only $200,000 capital but
apparently had no safe
deposit boxes at that time.
Many merchants sold
gentlemen’s beaver hats,
also otter, fur and fancy
traveling caps. Silk hats
were also in vogue in ad
dition to velvet and
“cassimeres” which could
be made up in the most
fashionable style. One man
warned of imitators of his
“Jov’s Anh-Dvspetic Elixir”
which he said would ab
solutely cure cholera,
cancer, worms, fits, scarlet
fever, measles, small pox,
etc.
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But the article that tickled
my funny bone was this one,
“A young, good looking and
well bred man desires a
partner in the domestic
concerns of life. He is now ’
engaged in a profitable
mercantile house and any
lady who would be willing to
give her heart and hand, in
this most glorious enterprise
would do well to embrace the
present opportunity as few
better chances could be
had.” Do things really
change that much?
°Let us never
forget
that the
cultivation
of the earth
is the most
important
labor’of
man.
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