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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
5
A Chicago survey shows many infant deaths occur within the first 24 hours and six days. Undernourishment and artificial feeding contribute, with evaporated milk praised as a strong substitute for mother's milk though not a complete food. Heat sterilization and purity are emphasized for infant nutrition.
Margery Maxwell a leading opera figure discusses modern cooking and marriage expectations. She urges knowledge of calories and balanced diet before engagement and shares notes on Maryland Chicken and related recipes with procedural steps and ingredients.
Herbert Hoover discusses farming methods at a State university outlining use of rotary hoes spike harrows and soil-packers to kill weeds in soybeans early. He cautions timing cultivation, advises clean seedbeds, and notes wilted or toughened weeds resist pulling. He stresses mid day operations and watching for damage when weeds reach six inches tall.
The Joy Makers club met in the high school sewing room last Tuesday. A postponed woods trip moved to 11 and a noon picnic followed. Catherine Marshall hit a home run in a lively baseball game, Lilian Aristutz fumbled a few flies, Arlene Mast played piano, Eileen Weaver and Irnie Beckwith performed dances, and WWJ Detroit radio provided music. Attendees included Bertha Lance, Mary Rufner, Gladys Hostetler, and others. visitors were Mrs C W Mast, Mrs Steele, and Clara Stetson, Martha Steiner.
The president signed an amendment to the World War Veterans' Act extending the time to continue and convert War Risk Term Insurance until July 2, 1927. The director may issue a five year level premium term policy exchangeable for other level policies within five years. The policy aims to aid ex-service men who lapsed or find conversion costly. Regulations will reinstate lapsed War Term Insurance up to July 2, 1927 upon proof of insurability and premium payment. The campaign has prompted thousands of ex-servicemen to seek reinstatement and conversion.
Edith Way a Barrington girl aged eighteen is named candidate for the Golden Ragiette honor under the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition. She may represent American youth and teachers at the Philadelphia event with a trip to Washington to meet President Coolidge.
A brittle soybean plant just before emergence risks breakage if a crust forms after rain. To protect the crop, the crust should be broken up, advises H. L. Horst of the Ohio farm crops department.
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