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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
8
Fragmented prose discusses prosperity and youth amid economic discourse, warning that wealth without productive effort proves hollow. It critiques reliance on capital, miners, and industry as a mirage, urging sober assessment of growth and individual contribution.
A collage of prose and verse fragments contrasts grand flourishes with social critique. It questions civilization state and shared prosperity while invoking dreamer images and a lurid closing passage about Carolina in the Morning.
A Ohio State bulletin argues commercial fertilizers cannot replace manure and should supplement it. Professor Salter notes manure averages 1-2-2 in fertilizer terms while many blends show higher phosphoric content, with evidence that phosphoric fertilizers boost crop yields. The bulletin also examines neglected topics like neutralizer use and standard soil analyses and promotes county agents as access points for the publication.
A humorous note from Bill Buzzardial Porson laments a will provision gifting an old Ford. He boasts of owning a superior car with fictitious claims and asks the testator to replace the legacy with his own vehicle before the "mortal call." The exchange reads like a lighthearted, old-time probate quip.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a meeting with someone dead and a person named Mick. The readable bits suggest a vague incident or death related note without clear dates, places, or full names. Further context is needed for a complete summary.
A garbled OCR fragment describes Colemya with six bottles of glue five pairs of shears four dictionaries nineteen pencils and erasers. The text hints at confusion and misplacement of items on a desk and a mishap around the first page of an issue of The Bailing Pur.
Ralph rejects fighting with Frank Ross for the new year. His father questions the resolution, and Ralph explains the cause as always getting hecked.
A whimsical record notes the old year fading and the new year arriving with muted purpose urging readers to keep normal sleep habits despite the change.
The B and C train timetable lists west bound trains for Cleveland Willard Loraiz and Willard with numbers 47 744 67 66 86 and times 10 08 am 11 45 am 9 47 pm. East bound trains to Massillon Cleveland Akron and Messition depart at 8 26 am 9 13 am 2 27 pm and 1 58 pm respectively.
A Kansas City woman sued a railroad for 50090 claiming an accident made her gain 210 pounds. She was awarded 1000 and described her dramatic change in a florid, humorous tale, while recounting her dimensions and flirtatious past.
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