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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
6
The article outlines pastry crust techniques including two-stage shortening addition and light mixing, plus tips like using chilled juice as liquid. It shares a fresh pineapple pie filling recipe with crust made from graham crackers, butter, and sugar, and offers fruit dessert ideas with oranges bananas and lemons.
Erich Lenz and his friends end the war and set up a fast car shop. They meet Patricia, face class clash with Franz Breuer, and navigate love, loyalties, and revolutionary danger as they chase a hopeful future.
The Social Security Act's old age insurance program increases the need for birth dates in records like family Bibles and baptismal certificates. Akron Social Security official E A Hester says proof of age will be required for lump-sum claims over 100 dollars, except for heirs or estate claims of a wage earner. The lump-sum equals 3 percent of wages since January 1, 1937.
The Post Office issues a 3 cent stamp for first day sale at Marietta on July 15 to honor the 160th anniversary of civil government west of the original states. Four cadet covers depict key Northwest Territory events, with scenes by sculptor Garyon Borglum, to be minted in two color maps. The Marietta Northwest Territory Celebration Commission sells covers and stamps postmarked July 15. a July 8 dedication at Muskingum Park will be led by President Roosevelt.
A report from C Young of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes a spring surge of cedar rust in northern Ohio. The fungus requires cedar and apple hosts, with galls on cedars sending spores to apples. Control relies on removing nearby cedars or separating orchards by at least a mile.
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