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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
5
Article recounts efforts to excavate Tahiti relics believed linked to ancient Marae temples. It notes missionaries allegedly suppressed rites, with sites like Murae at Ateburn and Routoten referenced as centers of ritual activity and human sacrifice.
The Sea Gull Monument rises on the Salt Lake City temple grounds. An 18 granite column supports a globe with bronze sea gulls. legend ties the birds to plainer faith when crickets threatened pioneer crops in 1848. The tale, though legendary, remains a Utah civic touchstone.
In New York Central Park a lioness nurtures her 41st cub as keepers note most offspring have been sent to other zoos. Father Ackbar roars at birth then treats it as another lion in the world. In Altoona bees invade a baseball game as boys tap a keg and bees settle in, honey forming as Sam uel Kelle helps relocate the improvised hive.
The Ohio War Savings Committee plans school banks in every building with students using pass books and rubber stamps to track savings. At Kennard Junior High in Cleveland pupils crowd the bank while teachers stamp spaces for each nickel saved, culminating in the purchase of War Savings Stamps for each student.
A fragment suggests a misread or mispronunciation involving a character named Nurse Marjorie and a second variation in a comedy titled Vary Viktord, with unclear context about scene or actor.
An article discusses nut bearing trees suitable for roadside planting and mentions forestry department guidance. It highlights species like walnut and pecan and notes considerations for seed timing, growth, and maintenance to support wildlife and erosion control.
Ordinance 434 prohibits unlawful acts, imposes penalties and emergency measures for public safety in the Village of Ta It. The ordinance outlines penalties, enforcement officers, and provisions to preserve public welfare and safety. It names the village council and officials as responsible for enforcement and states when the ordinance takes effect.
Instructions describe a pest problem on potatoes and tomatoes and outline treatment steps. The text notes spraying ethno tine sulphate at a specified rate with soap to create suds and cites an experimental station as the source of the method. It mentions securing complete details upon request.
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The American Red Cross provides First Aid training for men and women to promptly and intelligently treat emergencies. It cautions that training does not replace a physician but saves minutes that can prevent fatalities. Training is widespread via chapters and schools, with courses, books, and equipment available to all who can benefit.
A family gathering honored Sister Mo Jerome of Ebensburg, Pa. About 19 relatives attended at a country home near Pertestown. The afternoon featured ice cream and cake after a fanary reunion toast for the nun's honor.
A brief note states that the ice and dray business in town has been disposed of and sent out of town. It mentions David Hopprman and Mr Koppelinn resuming a denting in second hand seeds after the past week, with partial unidentified names and locations.
The ordinance bans manufacturing selling furnishing possessing and giving away intoxicating liquors for beverage use within Rettnom village and prescribes fines from 100 to 500 dollars for first offenses and 200 to 500 dollars for subsequent offenses with private dwelling exceptions and constitutional allowances noted.
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