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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
7
A discussion on fruit shortcakes as a favorite summer dessert. Describes serving ideas from whole cakes to individual portions, types of pans, and variations with berries and whipped cream. Also notes ease of making simple sandwiches versus more complex desserts and tips for slicing and buttering bread.
Mrs Ruth Blatter hosted guests Sunday. Fred Hatter and Otis Fard visited relatives from Cleveland. Nick Steele, recovering from hospital care in Cleveland, rests at home. Leva Woodward visits Harriet Patterson at Vermillion On The Lake. Earl Song visits Vernon area with parents Willis and Marguerite Sellers. George Marshall’s son Lee returns from Fremont after a western tour begun in June. Madge Fetzer hosted a birthday dinner for Rose Fetzer with S Cni Fetvar and Clarence Whensettler. Margaret Eaken visits chatham, then stays with daughter O L Hoff. Anna Sheridan and son Kenneth, previously staying with Dan Carter family, leave for Chicago. Sunday guests include George Path and George Hoffman of Akron.
Mr and Mrs Orrh Hott report Aliss Leoma Hoft arrival in Hoboken New Jersey and expected Creston visit. Numerous guests gather for birthdays, dinners, and weekend visits in Akron Wooster Columbus Dallas Lakewood Vermillion On The Lake Chippewa Lake New Philadelphia and Madisonburg with many family members and friends named.
A historical study of Amos the shepherd prophet who warned Israel of divine judgment for societal corruption. It outlines themes of greed, perverted justice, luxury, and immorality, and urges repentance while judgment is delayed, urging return to God and renouncement of idolatry, perversion of judgment, and unrighteousness.
A compact excerpt reflects on praising the Lord and the importance of small actions. It quotes Joseph Parker and Charles Spurgeon urging steady, joyous devotion and making even minor deeds count as moral choices.
A densely worded piece argues labor must assume a solemn duty to defend democracy and curb corporate power. It warns against ignorance and bureaucracy, urging proper use of national wealth to create a better America and realize noble freedoms amid social struggle.
Historian Frank Dufey examines claims that Labor Day originated with Knights of Labor and others. He notes a New York march on September 6 1882 and the shift to a national holiday proclaimed by governors, aiming to honor peace, civilianism, and industrial triumph with parades and public celebrations.
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