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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
6
In a winter epic, De Spain and Nan endure a deadly storm as they flee across the desert. Nan pledges marriage as De Spain binds the Lady mare to carry him toward Calabasos while a tragic past links Jennings, Sassoon, and theMedicine Bend feud.
In Sleepy Cat the Spain and Nan Morgan wed after a tense hospital crisis over De Spain losing his arm. Surgeons and townspeople witness a rare peace as old guards, dispatchers, and locals gather to honor the couple. A festive reception follows at Jeffries’ house with many former allies and foes sharing in the moment. The tale closes on the couple's new alliance and the town’s tranquil adjustment.
In a perilous respite De Spain guides Mule as he bets on the Lady to survive the storm. He trusts her instinct to lead the mare through the fight for life and acknowledges only the Lady can reach safety alive. The scene centers on resolve, danger, and a doomed race against the weather.
The article urges avoidance of poor posture and links it to underlying deformities. It notes stooped shoulders and protruding abdomens may reflect sight Physieny deformity and should be corrected. It cites Lincoln as an example of strong health despite posture issues.
The Waterloo forces are described as small next to modern European armies. Wellington’s army lists 10 605 infantry 12402 cavalry and 645 artillery with 21 guns. Napoleon’s force totals 48 000 infantry 1770 cavalry and 7282 artillery for a combined 72 047 men. The contrast underscores the scale of historic battles versus today. A fragment mentions family anecdotes about a grandfather nicknamed Bampa on a stairs scene.
Kansas State Agricultural College experts urge doubling sweet potato acreage to ease future price swings. Growers of Irish potatoes cut acreage while gardeners fear spring shortages and rising prices. Emphasis on growers storing crops properly and profits.
Poultry committee at the University Jonn St Paul conference urges more work to develop the poultry industry noting its importance and promising benefits from cooperative marketing and shows. They stress fostering small flocks and club work for youth and caution against overemphasizing large integrated operations.
Farmers worry Sweet Clover will be hard to eradicate when followed by other crops. Department data show many report difficulty in cutting the first crop the second season, proving the fears unfounded.
University of Minnesota expert Ruggles says a substitute for paris green, arsenate of lead, costs more per pound but offers better efficacy against potato bugs and orchard insects. He notes 0.5 pounds of substitute per 100 gallons of spray and urges early purchase due to uncertain future arsenate supplies.
An produce article explains the use of hydraulic rams to lift water from springs, creeks or overflow wells to supply houses, barns, and other buildings. It covers setup, operation, costs from eleven to twenty four dollars, and a simple pulsing action that provides steady but uneven flow. The ram runs on wind, water, or manual power and can raise water about 40 feet with a five foot head, working continuously.
Increases milk flow by fly repellent spray and comfortable housing. Gentle handling builds memory in horses and cattle. Emphasizes kindness, straw berry beds, currants, and stocky seedlings with good air and sunlight. Blinders are unnecessary for well-broken horses.
Japanese tay mikers use tin cans to form toy soldiers while markets feature electric fun items to draw buyers. A New Jersey inventor patents a double jointed window shutter and a periscope-equipped railroad gateman improves sightlines. An electric screwdriver with a new patented design promises faster screwing and unscrewing.
A Nevada guest’s tale of a missing frying pan leads to a local investigation after a roomful attenders claim the pan vanished from a Wahler venue. The item was later found and returned with the housekeeper aiding the recovery. The incident sparks discussion on domestic items and trust in the community discourse.
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