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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
An old advertisement warns to look for Bayer on genuine aspirin and lists uses from colds to toothache. A later personal anecdote recalls losing a hat on a windy platform, then retrieving it with help from strangers as friends arrived in Chicago.
The report shows women, many married, filed 144000 of the 745000 income tax returns in 1920. The text notes female participation in the tax system and hints at broader implications for taxpayers and administration.
In a testimonial, J T Montamat, a Nashville sign painter, and his wife report dramatic relief from gas, heartburn, and indigestion after using Tanlac. Montamat says three years of good health followed, with continued use at times. The note adds Tanlac is sold by druggists everywhere and mentions a separate item about salt water destroying a bronze propeller on the Mauretania.
Adv asserts Cuticura Soap daily and Qointment occasionally improve complexion scalp and hands while Cuticura Talcum adds fragrance making a complete toilet trio for better skin and cleanliness.
A fifth grade teacher, rumored to be the principal's fiancée, assists his anti smoking movement. She collects tobacco from boys, claiming it for a test, while a student notes his sister Bess will do the same for her beau’s birthday. An unrelated joke about a Lingian weighing machine follows.
In a night beneath the pine lantern, Dan Falling sacrifices all to save the girl Whisperfoot. He grapples a cougar, arm and breath tested to death, killing the beast and paying a debt of life to the Ute code as his name becomes legend.
In the Umpqua Divide winter refuge, Dan Lennox recovers from injuries after a fight with Cranston and ponders revenge. Snowbird, Snowhirnt, and Bert Cranston vanish to safety as Dan plans to confront Cranston, seeking clues in the murder of Hildreth while wary officials monitor the case.
Dan follows the forest trail seeking evidence in the Cranston-Hildreth murder. He finds a rifle shell matching Cranston's caliber and retraces Hildreth's wounded path, hoping to locate documents carried to the body. The scene ends with a possible new clue near a fallen log as the investigation resumes.
The article traces ball games back four thousand years from the twelfth Egyptian dynasty to Greek statues and Roman usage. It notes a leather ball in the British Museum from Nile games and describes ecclesiastics using ball tossing at Easter to symbolize the Resurrection.
The device offers deep focus and a large field of view with a short focus example. It provides a working distance of 10 to 18 inches and magnifies 16 to 88 diameters. An adjustable rubber-tipped rod acts as a rest for studying insects plants and rocks.
The article praises organdie fabrics for midsummer dresses hats and trims noting their ease of construction low cost and vivid colors. It describes two color two color dress designs with amethyst and pale yellow accents and a red Swiss and white organdie ensemble with matching undergarments and fancy petals.
A detailed look at hat styles suited to different expressions and ages. The piece highlights a flower crowned droopy brim hat for a pensive maid, wide brim ribbons for younger wearers, a braids crown and transparent brim, a veil set as a backdrop for matrons, and a poke bonnet reimagined for demure women.
A fragment describes making Brown Betty by mixing two tablespoons melted butter with two cups fresh bread crumbs and folding in half a cup sugar with two cups chopped apples and one cup chopped dried raisins. Add a teaspoon ground cinnamon and a quarter teaspoon cloves. Layer crumbs in a dish, cover with a pie layer, bake until brown, and serve hot with sauce or cold with cream and jelly.
Feature of summer hats shows elaborate tinseled organdie with sliver and gold threads. Paris is cited as offering this material as a diversion from plain or printed organza, with bold tinsel effects in new models.
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