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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
6
A reflective note compares a lost path to a blessing and portrays leaving as setting sail on love. The speaker muses on uncertainty, using voyage imagery to hint at emotional voyage and hope amid doubt.
A writer mocks the celebratory mania for Charles Lindbergh after his Spirit of St Louis flight to Paris. The piece questions front-page heroism and the value of lavish festivities, poems, and a possible film debut, while praising his remarkable feat.
The excerpt laments American sensationalism dulling recognition for true achievement. It argues that genuine heroes, from Daddy Brown ing to General Pershing, deserve dignity rather than spectacle. The author notes widespread misjudgment by a media culture hungry for controversy.
A playful 1927 style piece offers a prank to win popularity by crafting a letter to a congressman. It blends humor about money and weather with dated social flares and a cheeky invitation to vacation at Lake Lover, ending with a mischievous memory of catching and burning butterflies.
Two girls from Louisiana schools, both 14, are cited as selection champions for their grades. They excel across studies and demonstrate strong academic performance from kindergarten through high school, earning recognition for yearlong achievements.
A nostalgic note recalls youthful days with lighted cigarettes and fish worm races, then shifts to a playful, old fashioned farewell. The writer urges patience in awaiting replies from busy Congressmen and ends with a rule about escorts, cars, and propriety.
Jeanor Matteson of Cleveland spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ringler of Rochester Ohio and Mr Bursley were Sunday guests of C D Setterfield Reydyn Setterfield of Rochester Ohio spent the weekend with his parents in Rochester Ohio
Allen Romich works on Romich farm. Bridgemans and Mrs Gutherle visit Medina on business. Mrs Hayes Miss Long and Mrs Stutzman vacation in Newark last week. D C Black injures knee at basket factory Thursday. Floyd Gingery recovering from pneumonia. Mr Newman sick with infected finger. Art Collins to help in Schlegel shop while fishing. Slaters visit R M Myers at Brecksville Sunday. Mrs Schlegel visiting Ashland. Wodiward visits Akron Thursday. Mrs Bechtel visiting relatives in Akron. Houck and son Howard visit Harrison City Pennsylvania for two weeks. Paul Van Osvall of Ashland visits sellers family Sunday. Bogard in Cleveland Tuesday. Obers and Sellers and Mabel Goffinet Ashland visitors Wednesday. Virginia Sellers in Cleveland Thursday. Arthur and Mrs Collins return from Tampa Florida Friday. Paul Matteson and mother in Wooster last Friday. Dr Allen J G Matteson Floyd Myers Scott Johnson Clark Carnanian Chris Schlegel H Knepp H Gerstenslager Earl Peake attend Masonic lodge in West Salem Thursday night. Gerstenslager and Peake receive royal arch degree.
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