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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
6
Norton and Florence attend a lavish ball where disguises and misdirections swirl. A detective hides in plain sight as two costumed youths aid in a covert scheme. Norton seizes a costly clue and Florence remains unaware of the danger until a dramatic discovery prompts a swift exit.
A 1914 essay by Thomas J Sullivan discusses ridicule as a social force, noting it reflects wit or bitterness but not truth. It argues mail order rivals press progress while local merchants face delays and poor service, urging a practical approach over derision. The piece reflects on how everyday experiences shape judgment and progress.
The piece urges consumers to support local merchants to avoid disappointing mail order purchases. It cites a Indiana town man who bought an $8.95 stove that proved too small, a Minnesota farmer who overpaid for barbed wire, and a Missouri customer who paid extra freight and repeated shipping charges. It calls for community pride, fair dealing, and cooperative support of local shops.
The Ohio Sunday School Assertion Wheeht seeks articles of incorporation for a non profit to own and control property. A statewide convention in Zanesville on June 22 23 24 discussed a $100000 fund for headquarters and endowment to support new work. Letters to counties drew strong support from teachers. 10 cents per scholar from Ohio’s 1 000 000 would fund the plan. Signers include Dr W G Chppinger Ed L Young E L Barrett W H Radepaugh George Bareis J D Darling C W Shinn M I Bailey and Dr Herman Heston. A county officers conference is set for Zanesville June 23 during the state convention to advise.
The C. W Freed property on Sterling Ave offers an 11 room house with modern improvements great for roomers. Hickin addition has a 7 room house. Ten Sterling Ave lots priced from 100 dollars up. Two prime Grant Street lots in town. Two O'Conner allotment lots west of Main Street. Three First West Street lots with a fine town view. Two Hickin addition lots priced each.
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