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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
4
A roadside traveler follows closely and has a chance to avoid your mistakes by staying in step behind you. The phrase implies caution and awareness of others' moves on the road.
Santa works through a flood of gifts huge boxes candy toys dolls trains books and clothes while toys and animals fill his shop. He jokes elephants never forget and insists he will not forget a single item as he packs bags ready for Christmas travel and excitement.
Fashion notes describe separate skirts and blouses gaining freedom in length and style with uneven hems, side-sewn loops, and lace detailing. Crochet lace remains prominent for collars and guimpes, while striped plaid and prunella cloth skirts dominate sports and spring wear with refined neckwear and netted accents.
Mr Grip ping notes a lifeguard has eloped with an heiress, shedding light on a long baffling matter. Bir Godspur adds questions about their winter activities. The exchange hints at a rumored romance and the town’s lingering curiosity.
A quizzical line from the Boston Transcript records a wife’s tender farewell as she wishes her husband well on a hunting trip. She hopes the companion also shares in the care and prayer for his safety.
A stunning mosaic portrait of Paul V in the Borghese palace by Marcello Provenzale uses 2,000,000 pieces to form the face. Many tiles are as small as a grain of sand.
A vintage collage of candy and bakehouse instructions lists molasses taffy roll fudge pecan fudge and various cakes and muffins. It details steps for coffee fudge chocolate potato cake orange cake and white house pound cake with nut and fruit additions. It ends with cornmeal muffins using dates and a milk batter base.
A navy tricotine coat dress features crochet button trimming and side panel dots, with a wooden belt and soft gray duvetyn collar. A navy piquetine dress in straight silhouette adds silk braid panels and tiny silk tassels. Colors shift toward brown as demand rises alongside navy and black.
Readable text describes fans fur trimmed shoes and small brocade pumps with jeweled buckles, suggesting a focus on ornate period footwear and accessories.
The affix wick or wich derives from wic and vicus linking to village origins. It appears in Place names such as Beriefek and Groenwich, where the term now often marks towns or municipal districts rather than strict villages.
The Beauxment Journal notes that U S chicken stocks rise slowly while population expands. As of January 1 1920 there were 969 597 985 chickens on farms and three months old stock 280 057 000. Egg production lags, and prices for eggs and fried chicken rise amid regional boosts in Nichols Masonric Ohio Texas.
A kind visitor questions a hospitalized patient who protests that doctors ignored him and judges the medical care as neglectful. The patient uses strong language to express his anger toward the authorities and nurses.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a puzzled speaker asking why a wiser man cannot answer. The garbled text mentions years past, a person named H.GC and locations North and West, with hints of poverty and pride in a terse exchange.
Fragmented text shows a wife praising a husband as she serves mushrooms at table while gossip and archaic phrasing mix with a court scene. Shown are quirky exchanges about Aristophanes figures and a judge addressing a sentence, followed by park funding figures in New York.
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