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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
7
Bobbie and Bille ant Rabbit hurry to Toyland to see Santa Claus and his factory. They seek equipment advice from the Wise Old Owl but find the owl absent at the tree site.
Seville Lodge No 74 F and AM held a Tuesday meeting electing officers for the new year The slate includes Worshipful Master Scott Johnsongs Senior Warden Howard Knepp Junior Warden W C Vallen tine Senior Deacon Ivan Owles Junior Deacon L Al Parks Secretary W W G Brumbaugh Treasurer Harry Shaffer Trustee B A Romich and Tyler Will Holzhauer A note recalls a prewar bounty on bald eagles and the decline of their population alongside the passenger pigeon fate
A family physician recounts cases of breast lumps to warn against hasty removal. He cites a Baltimore hospital operation, a patient who avoided surgery, and a Western surgeon who misdiagnosed a benign lump as malignant. He urges consultation with a trusted family doctor.
Fashion notes state woolen fabrics are rising in favor as women shift from silk and wavshing. Lightweight wools dominate, with jersey and wool crepe praised for softness and appeal. Silk and wool blends appear in dresses with crepe necks and silk collars as skirts stay full and structured.
The article advises drivers to use a second gear method to avoid choking the engine and to avoid relying on the starter. It notes starting by revving high can help if the engine labors and cautions against pulling the choke. It also includes an odd anecdote about Sim Huggins misfiring comments and a smoking pipe.
The piece discusses practical clothing care and cost planning, noting how detachable collars or piping allow quick changes. It emphasizes choosing fabrics like silk or washable silk, and considers cleaning bills as a definite budget factor.
A New Jersey note reports beavers hoard food and wood early, signaling a shorter growing season. The animal typically begins storing in October, with Browning cited on seasonal patterns and beaver activity noted by the Rittman Press.
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