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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
2
Gloria confronts media frenzy and heirlooms of crime as Casimir and Stas occupy a perilous world. A nursemaid’s past resurfaces while Gloria plots a country escape for the wounded, and Nell Trask’s father faces his alleged crime with a desperate defense.
A vivid travelogue excerpt contrasts Barbary music in Tripoli with descriptions of desert musicians and a dawn performance. It then explains cork oak growth, bark harvest cycles, yields, and mentions the cork-bark elm known as witch elm in parts of Canada.
A quirky exchange notes the audience embraced the address on proper consumption as a strong, engaging moment. The line about eating it up signals positive reception and memorable delivery.
Yvonne Peacock, an Oakland man, drifted in San Francisco Bay after going swimming near the Golden Gate. A Swedish ship rescued him off the Farallon Islands and he was taken to Seattle. He sent a message to his wife who fainted upon his return. The crew freed him from a spar and applied restoratives. he remained unconscious for hours. His clothes were later turned in to police. Noted in a city notice as a presumed death. Local papers carried notice of his death before his return.
Mary Wohlford a Stanford University student and daughter of a local banker announces she will take charge of the Escondito gas and electric corporation she bought for 10000 at a public auction. She plans to learn all she can about the plant and its output after one more year of electrical engineering study. In a separate note Charles C. Wright of Amnicon Lake reports he shot a wolf he encountered while driving home gaining a 20 dollar bounty.
Fragmentary notes describe a timber wolf incident on a Douglas County road six miles from town. A hatchet and possible timber activities are cited, with references to a "Wie-A" auto and a local pursuit or bounty context. Further details are unclear.
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