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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
Ohio health officials propose village clinics in Wayne County to weigh examinations and start treatment for conditions early. Dr C Barrett of Wooster invites local groups and residents to contact him to help organize these clinics in their vicinities.
About 300 local residents and an estimated 10 000 people visited Chippewa Lake Park on Memorial Day. Attendance included around 1500 parked machines in newly arranged lots. Report notes park improvements since last year and predicts a strong summer season.
A reflective essay on jealousy tracing its roots to ego and vanity. It explains jealousy arises when others possess what we desire or threaten our loved one, signaling fears about personal merit and self love. It notes the impulse spans sexes and ties to self preservation and race instincts.
A burlesque show manager recounts how a Chicago patron backed a touring troupe with advances for one night stands in Topeka Hutchinson and Chanute. Telegrams reported receipts of 92.50 52.50 and 21 with the angel demanding more impression before returning home.
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A London gal vanometrist A E Balesa claims a simple carbon rod, hardened by his process, can recharge the human system with nerve energy for 12 hours after five minutes of holding. He links the idea to ancient Egypt and says it aids nervous breakdown and deafness, though the exact force remains unknown.
Judge Oscar Hallam recalls a case where the Koltski family dog helped the defense during cross examination. Mrs Koltski denies instigating the dog while the attorney asks if she spoke to Caesar the dog.
London Ontario amateur Repaild Gurd uses bed springs as radio antenna and ground connections to send and receive wireless concert recordings with the musician in another city. A shrunken Peruvian mummy reportedly tied to a Pecos reed, with beads, is described in a Popular Science feature.
Jewelers in London’s West End call the emerald a specimen gem, an exceedingly rare stone set in platinum. The piece contrasts with flawless pearls and rubies, noting emeralds rarely found without defects despite abundant perfect examples in other gems.
The article stresses strong parent and teacher cooperation as essential for improving education. It notes many parents rarely attend or show interest, calls for monthly Parent Teacher meetings, and argues increased funding, new teachers, and expanded subjects to meet growing student demand. It urges the community to unite for betterment and future prosperity.
Sale notices advertise June promotions on white fabrics and yard goods. Items feature long staple cotton and pure spring water bleached finishes in soft yard goods. The sale runs from Monday through the week, with special prices on sheets and dress fabrics.
All pure Haem huck travel fabric with plain hemmed ends. Available in white or with red and blue borders.
A cedar chest protects winter woolens against moths and a baby safety crib with side and spring is offered. Also advertised are all metal beds in various designs and colors and carriages for babies, all described as sanitary and good value with low prices.
Standard dependable grade pillow casing described as bleached Pepperel quality available in 42 and 45 inch widths.
A young Ohio Boxboard employee, G. Bryneer, injured his left hand while feeding calender rolls at a paper mill last Thursday. He remains on forced vacation nursing damaged fingers and will be unable to work for some time.
Full size mattresses described as having robust edge support and a well padded, covered surface with good grade flocking for a comfortable feel.
Auction note lists a 7 foot bed davenport in golden oak with leather back and seat priced at B0 and an overstuffed davenport upholstered in tapestry at 367.50 all in rich walnut and dull mahogany finishes with latest period designs available for selection.
The ad promotes a luxurious rocker as a family friendly product designed to bring pride and comfort to the home. It urges immediate purchase with a buy now call to action.
A cabinet featuring new labor saving devices claims to reduce steps and save hours monthly once placed in the kitchen.
Stork of Wilton and Axminster rugs debuts newest designs and colorings. Complete catalog invites buyers to select with rock bottom prices and easy terms.
Think how a beautiful new Period Dining Table would dress up yours dining room. Order it now.
Modern buffets arrive in diverse finishes and styles. Buyers can purchase now to suit kitchen or dining room décor as retailers promote immediate stock and fast delivery.
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