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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
10
Lesson outlines kindness to those who work for us and fair play in industry. It covers fidelity to contracts, unfaithful tenancy, contentment with wages, and mutual obligation between masters and servants, urging Christian conduct in employment and wealth use.
Fragmentary quip by Beecher condemns pride and misused blessings. The note critiques worrying over privileges as a morbid view, urging humility and gratitude. It underscores religious reflection on fortune and providence.
A fragmented quotation discusses preparedness and pity, with scattered phrases suggesting someone reflects on better days and future living. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, names, or dates to anchor a full news item.
Nora Carney tells her children a Christmas Eve tale from Ireland. The candle in the window guides the Christ Child and symbolises generosity, urging acts of kindness to the least of these as taught by the story.
Mrs A E Hostetler and family shopped in Akron while Mr and Mrs H P Rheyne and son Billie visited Wooster. Mrs G A Fraser and Mr and Mrs Joe Patii called on business in Wooster. Mrs Lescie Totand and Mrs Etta Shank shopped in Wooster. Mr and Mrs J Bair of Akron visited their vnttar’s parents. Mr Dean Luts of Cleveland stayed with his brother Arthur Luts. I W Marbach travels to Jamaatown New York on business. Harley Lent and Mild Wheeler of Rittman joined Airs Joe Rheyne and family in Atwood. Billie's group did business in Wadeworth on Saturday. Mrs A E Hostetler and daughters visited Akrog. Dorothy joined them for the weekend. Clarence Valentine of Actual Business College spent a week with his parents.
Fragmented OCR shows a church day schedule with Communion, Sunday School, and services listed around 10:36 a.m. to 7:20 p.m. at a Church of Christ location. The garbled text names likely service times, a fourth street or avenue, and a presiding minister or group, but specifics are unreadable.
The custom of hanging evergreens at Christmas carried belief in blessings for passers under them. Holly was said to confer good fortune for the coming year, while other evergreens carried their own traditional promises.
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