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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
Fragmentary report discusses a traveling salesman turned plaintiff, a New York surety firm, and appeals for rehabilitation support. It cites the American Legion and calls for citizen backing to aid incapacitated veterans returning to civilian life.
The American Legion Battle Monuments Commission presents final plans to Congress for marking overseas battlefields and commemorating American operations in Italy and surrounding waters. It calls for cemetery beautification, monuments to workers and units, and markers at headquarters locations with an expected expenditure of 3 million dollars. Legionnaires including John J. Pershing and Thomas W. Mil ker are among the commissioners.
The Harmon Foundation granted playgrounds to numerous U S cities through local American Legion posts. Ditlnn and Marion in North Carolina led efforts as Legion posts pressed for gifts after notices announced about four years ago that 50 awards would be made from thousands of applications nationwide.
Unclear lines show garbled phrases and missing context. The snippet hints at an analysis or lesson but lacks identifiable persons places or events.
A fragmented page mixes dialogue and fiction notes with stray lines about sand in balloons and a promised feature. It hints at an adventure serial and a personal confrontation, ending with a tease for future installments and a journalistic tip.
The Harriette Noyes Chapter of the Westminster Guilds met at Eloween Dowd’s home with lunch served after the business session. The Electa Bullet Circle gathered at Flor ence Search’s home for their regular meeting Monday evening.
A former Rittman citizen and friend offers material for the Do You Remember column. He hints at memories of a time before the town existed and says he can take the readers back to those early days.
Winter trials at the Chile Agricultural Experiment Station found minerals in pig feed markedly improved gains and prevented lameness. A mix of ground limestone, bone meal, and salt proved superior to refined lime, supplying calcium and phosphorus and supporting development through iron content.
Raspberry bushes show mosaic and leaf curl infections. Infected plants should be removed and burned to stop spread to neighboring bushes. Leaves stay small and curl. new shoots turn light green then darken. Aphids may spread the disease. remove affected bushes before harvest to prevent further infection.
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