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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

2

Congress closes second session with New Deal measures

The Seventieth Congress ends its second session after passing key New Deal laws, budgetary relief bills, and housing and farm aid measures. President Roosevelt maintains strong control, while some administration bills fail and labor code disputes prompt changes including a three-man board proposal to regulate labor disputes.

Seventys Third Congress Roosevelt Congress Ickes AAA Britten Chicago Frazier Illiam Green American Federation of Labor Johnson Pittsburgh Hdapital Earl J.forbeck Washington

Hameln Prepares Rat Legend Anniversary Celebrations

The town of Hameln marks its 150th anniversary of the Rat Catcher legend with plans for a Pied Piper monument in June. Modern Hameln preserves medieval charm with Rattenfaenger Haus and Fountain, while Weser River commerce continues and local industry includes chemicals leather and paper.

Washington Hamelin Hameln Weser National Geographic Society Hamelnonte Rothenburg Fameln

Fan Pleat Chiffon Dress Styled for a White Season

A fashion description showcases a white chiffon gown with a fan pleated train and forward pleated shoulder drapery. The model features a molded figure slip, a multicolored jet bead clip and belt buckle, and a low back decolletage.

Revolving Sign Attracts Attention At Fort Worth Church

A unique rectangular revolving sign atop Dr. J Frank Norris First Baptist Church in Fort Worth uses two electric fans for propulsion. The moving sign, described as the only of its kind in Fort Worth, displays opposing faces with "First Baptist Church" on one side and "J Frank Norris" on the other.

Fort Worth Texas Frank —Norris Fort First ‘Baptist “Church J. Frank Nortis

Picturesque German Town and Legends of the Pied Piper

The text recalls a German town famed for salmon fishing and Weser boating, with ivy clad ruins on forested hills. It notes the Pied Piper legend of antiquity, cites theChildren’s Crusade of 1211 and a 1370 date, and mentions Nathaniel Brownings possible inspiration for the poem without clear sources.

Weser Childre Nicolas

France Holds Rare Old Indian Relics at Versailles

The Versailles library hosts a valuable collection of North American Indian bison and elk skin outfits, paintings, and carvings dating to 1786. Curator Georges Henri Riviere notes ongoing deciphering of hieroglyphics enhances appreciation as the Ethnographical Museum prepares a permanent exhibit with 18th century paintings.

Paris Versailles France Theroen Hero M. Georges -Henri Riviere Toledo Museum

Robot greets visitors at Franklin Institute in Philadelphia

The Mechanical Egbert robot greets guests at the Franklin Institute lobby with a formal hello I am very glad to see you. Its voice is clear and cultured and it salutes with a stiff right hand. A car headlight hidden behind a radiator powers its infrared sight system.

Philadelphia Egbert Franklin Institute Ian

Books Bought in 1876 Bring $7,700 at Auction

In 1876 Joseph Parrish bought four volumes of a work on George Washington. His daughter Mrs Marianna Parrish Kelley of Radnor sold the volumes at auction, realizing $7,700 from an original $27 investment.

Philadelphia Joseph Parrish TS Hi Ae Marianna ‘Parrish Kelley Radnor George Washington

No Such Thing as Waste in Nature’s Scheme

The author argues waste does not exist in nature, citing coal’s origin from sun energy and its products like gasoline. He claims heat, wood scraps, and debris are transformed, not discarded, and that destruction is really renewal in nature’s ongoing cycle.

Steptrensom the Railways Nature London

Shamanist Abbot End Times Ritual Near Bareilly

An abbot of a shamanist temple near Bareilly reportedly committed self burial at his own request under regional practice. The text notes the abbot's release from passion and influence, referencing the Yellow Sect and terms from the Chinese shamanic tradition as explained by the Literary Digest.

Bareilly Goda Hoying

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