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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
10
A witty exchange on resolutions notes that breaking old vows persists into a new year. The speaker jokes that remorse and regret begat experience, implying that past failures shape present intentions and humorously downplays fresh commitments.
A poetic piece extols an fearless aviator soaring high above the town and sea. The narrator contrasts awe at aviation’s beauty with mortals who miss the flight’s wonder and the sound of beating wings. The verse evokes freedom, speed, and the sky as a vessel for dreamers.
Instructions for preparing a Thanksgiving feast with advance tasks. Includes ideas for turkey prep a day ahead, dressing ingredients and quantities, cranberry sauces, pies, celery and greens prep, and a cider elder gelatin dessert with lemon juice and grapes. Emphasizes saving time by delegating tasks before the holiday.
A fragment discusses efforts to open parks for fishing and outdoor recreation, noting growing popularity and proposals in Pennsylvania and nearby areas. It mentions public space use, safer access, and local authorities examining rules to permit park activities for residents.
C N Lurie discusses verb agreement in phrases like Every one of these letters was signed by me and warns against using were with plural nouns in a near noun phrase. He cites examples, explains subject noun proximity, and emphasizes singular verb agreement.
The text explains blushing as a reaction where excitement embarrassment or anger increases heart rate and facial blood flow, while tears slow the heart and cause pallor. It notes variation among individuals and how repeated exposure can dull blushing.
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