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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

6

Infamous New Brunswicker who fled justice and wrote philology

The article recounts the life of Edward H Ru loff born 1619 in New Brunswick a voracious reader and scholar who pursued languages and philology while committing crimes. He eluded captures at times and was arrested for murder and burglary, ultimately executed after a controversial trial.

Eugene Ian Hood Edward H Rulom Aram Hilm Ruloff New Brunswick

Floral Hints From E Van Benthuysen An Amateur Gardener

A fragmented horticulture column offers tips on hardening off roses carnations and vines. It covers indoor plant care timing water needs for lilies gladiolus and morning glories and suggests light shaded beds and constant moisture for bulbs and potted plants.

Wien

A Question of Dignity in Irish Revolt Surrender

Near the end of the Irish revolt a band of about two hundred rebels chose to surrender but felt it beneath them to yield to two policemen who were the only authorities nearby. The men reportedly hesitated as if the surrender would insult their honor and dignity.

Hewae Enon Rulof Ruloff Jarvis Eugene Aram Aram Rul Coco Lana

Restrictions on travel and photography to Newfoundland

The American consular service warns tourists planning summer visits to Newfoundland to carry proper identifications to avoid misunderstandings. Sketching or photographing is discouraged before the war ends and the Island’s ports require caution. Even scientific expeditions using surveying tools are discouraged.

Parsons Newfoundland

Insurgents March to Detention Under Guards

Insurgents moved to their detention site with unruffled dignity as armed guards lined the march.

Entertaining Neighbors Prompts Porch Dispute Tale

A fragment notes Mrs. Flubdub hosted neighbors informally. A kitchen worker reports a quarrel on the front porch, hinting at a domestic dispute with local tension. The brief sketch ends abruptly, leaving details sparse.

Henn Little Care They Can Be Made a Bloom

A fragment notes that with little care some plants can bloom, with a reference to Mifrost arriving in the fall. The text is incomplete and reads like a horticultural tip.

MAKE SPARE MINUTE GARDEN

L M Bennington outlines annuals for sunny gardens with water needs from June to frost. Seeds for cosmos phlox dablin nasturtium portulaca and more are sowed indoors or directly. notes on spacing and care, including dry and damp soil preferences and mulching for moisture retention.

L. M. Bennington Gurden Pope Foto Max Meens

Gloxinias Fine Bloomers for Easy Window Gardening

Gloxinias spread tubers on warm damp carpet to sprout. After growth, plant in light spongy soil with a 1 inch layer. Varieties display contrasting borders, colors, throats, and spots. Easy to grow, ideal for busy women and window gardens with good shows for little effort.

Rome

War on Poison Ivy Tactics and Home Ground Fight

The article urges drastic action against poison ivy, urging households to dig up roots and use acid or crude oil on stumps. It emphasizes teaching children to avoid the plant and treating any regrowth quickly to protect homelands and neighbors. It notes ivy is rarely fatal but causes suffering and persistent trouble.

News Conventions Strain Telegraph Networks for Papers

National political conventions push telegraph capacity to the limit as Western Union and Postal services scramble to handle vast dispatches. Huge wire traffic supports star reporters while dozens of smaller papers deploy correspondents to Chicago and St. Louis, stressing operators and code writers alike.

St. Louis Demad Strais Htenge Comite Prarucwat Star Bch Durch William Jennings Uryan Willam Alben White Irvin Cobb Sain Iythe King Lardner Percy Hammond Western Union Portal Chicago Roosevelt Ative Nashua (N If Selma Ala Fort Colling Cole Westarvith Onto Western Newspaper Union Operatera

Wizard at Arithmetic Frances A Studennman Uecuheean senroid

A Miss Mussina born girl, living in Mobile, astonishes teachers with advanced arithmetic. The piece notes a nonstandard schooling background and rapid linguistic progress. Also mentioned is a petrified fish exhibit from Glennon quarry, found far from saltwater.

Frances A Studennman Uecuheean Senroid William Pennigeehood Tin Mussina Ithouge Abe Meat Mike Moblie Ala Glennon

Notable Philanthropist Puries Rest Beneath Earth Moved from Mounts

Fragmentary obituary note describes Tili Loews as a philanthropic figure laid to rest with soil from a Mount area, carried by Mr Lowy from a distant place. Mentions his parents and a wishful burial.

Palestine Chicago Tili Loews Mr Lowy Lho 16 Mount of Oltres

Indians Claim 1 792 000 Acres In Claim Fight

An 1870s Indian land dispute centers on a treaty never ratified and a missing government document. The report traces claims by Hoos Bay and allied tribes, noting alleged crimes and wartime events cited by descendants. It alleges the government should honor the tribal land rights and mentions a price range of between 8000 and 9000 dollars per acre.

George Wasson Te Hoos Bay Indians Arthur Fentom Enidian Servicer Congress Fed Sousa Joel Poset Coquille Dam ‘Davee Thier Alen Rogers Nos Bay Joe Seou Impeny Wlert Dihan Empire Jet Harney Stushiuw civ Drew van Indian Ar Onat Lane Lane and E Presentativet Hawley of Grego Alreade Buchanan Gattering Indiana

Bees Stun Churchgoers on Evening Walk

A swarm of bees startled churchgoers at a corner on the way to services. The fearful crowd halted, then moved on unharmed toward the church as bees hovered along the sidewalk in dim evening light. Pedestrians kept back as the insects settled nearby.

Record German wine crop in 1915 surpasses prior years

Official figures show 737 905 hectoliters of must produced in 1915 the highest since the 1902 wine law. White wines dominate with 41 percent very good and 52 percent good quality. red wine totals are 28 792 liters. Moselle Saar Ruhr regions provide about three fourths, Rhine vineyards about 95 000 hectoliters. Prices edge below some earlier peaks but total sales reach a record 44 sun marks.

Berlin Germany Moselle Saar Ruhr Rhine

Post Dispatch of Matches Prohibited in Mail

London reports the postmaster general banning all match dispatches by post after fires destroyed large mail quantities. The measure halts matches to any destination, domestic or abroad, to avoid risk to troops. The prohibition affects expeditionary forces, with 28 matches issued to every member, highlighting broader wartime security.

London Hay Aes France United Kingdom

Rubbing Potato Halves Removes Mud From Clothes

A crude tip claims rubbing mud stains with a raw potato cut in halves can remove all traces of mud from black clothing. The method relies on starch and enzymes in the potato to lift pigment from fabric.

Petrified Buffalo Horn Found While Street Paving

While excavating Main street for paving in McGregor a petrified buffalo horn was unearthed. A prior pit yielded bits of leather believed connected to a harness shop long ago run by the Mag brothers, now famous circus men, who worked with their father in McGregor. The horn discovery and leather pit suggest historic harness trade activity in the town.

McGregor Main Street Mag Brothers

Worth Considering and the Summer Hotel Weighty Pair

A quip about a summer hotel famed for its food and a comical note on the manager weighing about 360 pounds and his wife over 200 pounds. The speaker cautions not to jump to conclusions, questioning whether they actually eat there.

Fragmented Note on Isko Cottage and Water Issue

A partial, garbled message questions a cottage on the Isko and complains about missing water and an incomplete bed. The lines show confusion and unresolved concerns about the dwelling and plumbing.

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