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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1913

Page

5

Ohio officials warn preventable blindness and tuberculosis risks

State health leaders report half of Ohio blindness cases are preventable and claim 2s per cent of all cases in the state school for the blind could have been prevented. They urge stronger medical scrutiny and sanitary reforms. Separate notes discuss tuberculosis control, epilepsy prevention, and public health measures across Ohio institutions.

C. A. Donovan Columbus Ohio Edward M van Clese Colundius School Bliind State Board of Administration Bart Nevius Eve Hermickes S A Douglass Mt Vernon Gallipolis

Will Aid Ohio Courts With New Workmen’s Law

Ohio courts are expected to gain ground as the 1914 workmen’s compensation law takes effect. It will automatically reduce personal injury suits, which currently account for an estimated 35 percent of litigation, making such claims negligible once fully in operation.

Longview Cincinnati Board of Administration Harmon Coborhus Natal Nepubbean Party Berin Toth Ohio

Prisoners Debate Over Coddling Sparks Policy Controversy

A fragmented OCR reads as a debate on whether Ohio penal institutions are coddled by humanitarian policy. Critics argue inmates receive kinder treatment than most people outside jail while supporters claim reform improves conditions and safety.

Ohio

Destroy All Ailing Fowls

Ailing poultry should be culled promptly to stop contagion and protect the flock. Sick birds rarely become good layers and keeping them wastes resources. lameness and colds are cited as problems treated by simple home remedies, but overall the guidance favors killing and burning or disposing of ailing fowls to prevent spread.

Exgs Ag

Why Some Poultrymen Fail in Farm Ventures

The article notes high profits exist in poultry but failures common due to poor planning. It cites lack of investigation, bad location, insufficient capital, careless investments, poor breed selection, and building faults as key causes. It outlines essentials for success: stock development, proper feeding, marketing, and a skilled labor force.

Fragmented OCR notes from a local page segment

A rough OCR fragment with scattered names and words. Readable items include partial names and terms, but most content is garbled and lacks clear events or context.

Grain Needed for Poultry and Water for Ducks

The article discusses grain diversity for poultry feed noting that a single grain diet harms birds and that minerals and nitrates come from varied sources. It advises partial use of corn and wheat and stresses a varied ration. It also covers duck water needs with deep drinking vessels to prevent eye irritation and illness.

Meat Food Lacking Feather-Pulling Fowls Reported

Feather-pulling fowls are noted to usually lack meat quality in reports on poultry condition. The issue highlights feeding and rearing practices affecting carcass yield and market value for farmers and traders.

Castoria trusted for infants appears in old ad column

A vintage newspaper page includes a Castoria medical ad urging parents to check the product for safety and the signature of a long-standing maker. The page also features brief humor lines about absent-minded habits and a character pair discussing a fortune joke.

Fletcher

Corristissa Millionaire Toasts Xmas Day Rich Gift

In Corristissa a wealthy man fills his parkets with bills and distributes tenspots to the barber Walter and others. He jokes that he is the man who put the X in Xmas as he celebrates with a loud Ha ha.

Corristissa Barber Walter

Phrase from a connoisseur couple on stale pie

A humorous exchange features Mrs Hardcrust noting a pie tastes stale and implying it was yesterday while urging reception of tomorrow’s pie, illustrating quirky dialogue as two extremes meet and pass.

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