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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
14
Readable text shows scattered phrases from a game report. Names and numbers are incomplete while references to a late plan and a 24 14 score hint at a final outcome. The fragmentary material lacks coherent structure or decisive events.
A mother describes a tired afternoon shopping and recites the events to her home circle. A six year old comments on meeting Annie Green and calls her impudent, while another narrator suggests retaliation.
An 77 year old farmer from Ethel Kentucky, Mr W D Smith, testifies to long term use of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits relief from back strain and bladder inflammation and says the pills would have kept him alive. He offers to publish his testimonial with his picture and notes 60c per box from Dodd Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
An exchange shows a public demand for patriotism and service to the country, while an official replies that national duty requires locals to stop sending their bills. The brief quotes highlight tension between civic duty and financial burdens in a historical context.
A mother reports her child suffered a severe eczema breakout on the lower limbs with pimples and itching. After trying several remedies, Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief within ten days, with a worldwide free sample offer noted in an old advertisement.
A collage of early 20th century snippets reports coroner findings, labor strike talk, rail and mine incidents, and political movements. It notes Kansas City volunteers, aviation field fires, a jewelers case, coroner verdicts, and rising urban populations with mentions of Wilson, Huerta, and Morgan interests.
Foreign Lieutenant A H Harboard of the hydro graphic department of the Royal Navy is named to command the ship Discovery which will convoy the Stackhouse expedition to King Edward Land in August for explorations. An earthquake and tremors strike Peru while a Paris tragedy shocks Europe.
The body of Jeasie Evelyn McCann, a Flatbush Sunday school teacher and settlement worker, washed ashore at Coney Island. Physicians found no evidence of foul play and police say she died by her own action leaping from the breakwater. The face is unrecognizable but identification was made by ring initials and personal items. her parents learn of the discovery amid long, anxious search and a $1,000 reward posted by her father.
Senator Borah releases a statement of fact detailing alleged abuses by military authorities during the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek coal mine disturbances from September 1912 to June 1913. The report accuses military courts of suspending constitutional courts and imposing unauthorized sentences while civil courts remained capable.
Philadelphia obituary notes 83 year old Silas Weir Mitchell famed neurologist physician poet and novelist died at his home after a grip illness. Born Feb 15 1830 in Philadelphia he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Jefferson Medical College class of 1850. He led Turner's Lane US hospital for diseases during the Civil War.
William Bailey a John D Rockefeller horse trainer attempted to duplicate Irving headless horseman tale in Tarrytown New York. He rode astride a horse with its head down in his coat collar racing through streets until police gave chase. The horse fell at Beekman Street and Bailey suffered a dislocated hip and a cut head.
A speech extols Western Canada’s vast agricultural promise and economic growth. It argues for nonviolent unity between Anglo-Saxon groups, promotes southern farmers immigration, and cites grain yields and trade potential as the nation expands. The speaker notes foreign migration and subsidies, urging development with existing settlers.
Betty recalls being speechless after Jack kissed her and considers how many times the impudent Fallon would dare to kiss again. Maud questions why she did not protect herself, reflecting on the awkward moment.
Advices from many sources support reports that Dr. H W Perkins of Red Bank New Jersey administers a remarkable epilepsy treatment. Old cases improve and some patients report cures. individuals are urged to write to Branch 49 Red Bank NJ for a free remedy.
In current history coverage the class discussed Henry VIII and his various divorces. The conversation noted several divorces in the broader historical context and touched on related topics beyond the main subject.
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions druggists a falls Aboard Ship Breward Marconigram for you and Pretty Girl with stray phrases from a wire service and the New York Times leaving unclear event or notice details
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