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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

2

Mystery on the Karluk Ends in Confrontation at Sea

Blind Jim Lund confronts Captain Simms aboard the Karluk accusing desertion after a glassy Arctic voyage. Captain Simms and surgeon Dr Carlsen defend their actions while Rainey watches the tense showdown. Peggy Simms interrupts with bold, defiant words challenging Lund’s accusations.

Steam Power Through the Ages Reflects on Inventions

The piece traces early steam ideas from Hero of Alexandria to a 1763 French model by Cugnot. It notes ancient beliefs about steam, describes Cugnot’s two cylinder engine with front wheels, and recounts the Paris arrest after a failed run that shocked spectators.

Alexandria Egypt Nile Valley Mediterranean Cugnot Tan Paris Ansenal

Old Folks Celebrate Christmas With Visiting Children

An elderly group keeps Christmas lively by sharing gifts from a tree with visiting children. Toys such as dolls, jumping jacks, and talking dolls bring smiles as stories are told. The kids’ arrival prompts the Old Folks to give away remaining presents and join in a final song despite missing real children.

Lacey Peter Billy Mary Sally Hilda Ruth Tuey Trump Sgit Lucy Hulda

Karluk Tale of Dead Men and Hidden Gold aboard the Karluk

The scene opens in the Karluk's main cabin as Captain Simms prepares to sail toward north Pacific gold. Lund returns from the dead to confront Simms while Carlsen plots to kill the captain, steal the daughter Peggy, and claim the treasure. Rainey, a newspaper man, is aboard after being shanghaied. Peggy remains the allure amid a tainted syndicate story.

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Blind Giant Guards the Karluk on San Francisco Wharf

On a sunlit San Francisco waterfront Rainey encounters a hulking blind seaman named Hilamee who asks for help finding the sealing schooner Karluk. The exchange reveals the stranger’s formidable presence and hints at a shared maritime world.

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No True Century Plant Doomed to Bloom After Years

The article explains that no plant truly blooms after a century. Some tropical species like the talipot palm flower after decades, then die. American century plants often fruit at eight to ten years, but may not bloom indoors. Many bamboos bloom only once after a long vegetative period. These monocarpic plants reveal long lifespans before flowering.

India

Unclear fragment prompts possible hospital brief

Fragmentary text mentions a patient in a Boston setting with Walter and Wyte names. No clear event or outcome is readable. Further readable details needed for a proper card.

Walter Boston

Lord of Misrule a Festive Royal Master in Old Time Christmas

The article recounts how the Lord of Misrule presided over Christmas at the king's house and noble houses in Elizabethan to Charles I eras. It notes Cambridge and Oxford customs, Inns of Court splendor, and the Lord’s two chaplains. the role ended with knighthood at Whitehall. It ends with a quick recipe for hot potato tea scones.

John Stow Elizabeth Charles Shakespeare Stow London Cambridge University Oxford Inns of Courts Lord of Misrule Temple Church Charles I Whitehall

Christmas mischief and home care tips mix in garbled verse

The fragmented text pairs a festive, if misspelled, verse about Santa and Christmas cheer with home tips about rod safety, curtain care, and plant watering. The readable parts reference a glove finger on rods to avoid tearing curtains and advise tepid water for indoor plants, noting atmospheric considerations.

Another Woman Escapes From Ailing Back Pain

Georgetown Illinois woman recounts relief from chronic backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says doctors offered operation but she recovered enough to perform all tasks and recommends the remedy to friends and neighbors.

Georgetown Lydia E. Pinkham Margaret McCumber Frazier St Ilinois

Diamond Cut Diamond

In a Harper's Magazine vignette two colleagues Jones and Smith stage a mock conference in a Western business office. They run around in a humorous efficiency lesson, then sit on a window sill to refocus their discussion after a playful dodge.

Jones Ac Top Smith Harper’s Magazine

Not In My Case Says Worker If Eight Hours Sufficient

The character Mr. Chug gins argues a man buying gas for a filover and doing own repairs must work sixteen hours daily and more, challenging the eight hour workday idea.

Mr. Chuggins

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