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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

7

Pilot's Escape and Capture in World War I Air War

The fighter recounts a July August 1917 mission in which he attacked German observation balloons at altitudes over 15 000 feet, downed a two seat enemy aircraft, and was shot down. He survives through a dramatic crash landings and is captured, sent to a German hospital, and later reflects on the war and German officers showing chivalry.

Archie Infantry Paul Raney Red Cross A. R F.C HR. F. C Germany London Flying Corps America California San Francisco O’brien

German Spy's Pacific to Europe Route Revealed in Confession

A German officer recounts his wartime journey from San Francisco to South America for a forged passport, then via Gibraltar to Italy and Germany. He describes blending with English passengers, seeking favor with locals, and a sarcastic quip about singing God Save the King to win support. He admits mixed loyalties and a preference for California politics over warfare.

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Women can choose concrete war roles and train now

The essay urges capable young women to shape a specific skill set for wartime service. It notes women must self-direct careers, suggesting paid clerk, secretary, machinist, library, accounting, filing, telegraphy, and motor transport roles. It highlights leveraging local mentors and communities to prepare for government work.

Women prepare for national service at home and in communities

The text urges women to learn valuable skills at home and in town to support government needs. It highlights civil service exams, commissary work, and food production as paths, stressing self education, local resources, and patriotic duty for national service.

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The Expert and the Dislike of Authority

A reflective column on why experts are resented when they judge traditional methods. It notes that criticism implies damage to respected lineage and status, and that true practicality distinguishes deserving experts from poseurs who claim the badge without merit.

George Witzoff Bigamist Noted for Many Marriages

A historical report attributes a vast number of marriages to George Witzoff the bigamist, with estimates ranging from 200 to 800. It is noted he reportedly married ten women in a single week.

George Witzoff

Ice Price Debate Stirs Winter Coal Dwellers

A terse notice notes community concerns over rising ice prices during winter, as residents complain coal deliveries lag and prices fail to adjust in time. The brief highlights local frustration with market timing and supply.

Novelist Dumas’s revenge cloaked as kindness during friend’s wedding

Alexandre Dumas endured a grievous insult from a friend and plotted his revenge through kindness. He acted as best man at the wedding and later admitted his aim was to secure the most furious mother-in-law for the man, a sly retaliation in disguise.

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Too Much of a Good Thing at Camp

Farmer Corntessel comments on Josh's uniform as a deception tactic. He questions if the disguise goes too far and worries about maintaining the image of an obscure peasant. The dialogue centers on clothing as a strategic ruse and its risks.

Josh Corntessel

A Church Sermon Sparks Confession of Fumbling Youth

In a Sunday service the padre spoke on sin and repayment to God. A boy named Tommy whispered that he cannot afford to atone and must give up his pass to Lez, saying he owes too much to God already.

Tommy

Fragmentary OCR Notes on Songs and Names in Public Record

A garbled OCR excerpt references Greenland, Naas, Stan Lee, Willy Grays, and a park, with scattered phrases about songs, accompaniment, and a daily work theme. The text is fragmented with unclear syntax and multiple misread words. No coherent event or narrative emerges.

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