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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
7
A fragment recalls Grumby speaking to someone yesterday in a casual exchange about a cold. He offered an unfailing remedy, a light moment amid a conversation that hints at the value of old money and its authority compared with newer coins.
A brief note reports no traffic buildup on the Straight and Narrow Way as of the latest check. The report emphasizes smooth flow with no incidents or delays observed.
The piece recalls Independence Hall on the Atlantic coast from Estoy to St Augustine, praising its role in American liberty. It notes the 1776 adoption of the Declaration, the 1778 signing of the Articles of Confederation, and the early seat of the U S Supreme Court, framing a reverent portrait of patriotic heritage.
The Lake Erie shore along Northern Ohio from Michigan to Pennsylvania hosts cottages, beaches, and resorts such as Cedar Point and Vermilion. Cleveland area beaches draw thousands in hot weather, while east of Cleveland attractive spots between Ashtabula and Painesville offer easy driving access. Water is fresh, tides none, waves comparable to ocean bathing, with wide sandy belts and crowds enjoying the surf and sun.
Copy describes amulets as ancient charms against disease and misfortune. It traces origins from Chil dengs Beyplians Greeks and Romans and cites Medea and Latin Arabic roots. It notes amulets for horses and traveler protection and mentions witch balls in early settlers windows as charms.
A South Carolina school designates a corner called Quarantine Station for students with colds to prevent spread. Teachers stock off paper handkerchiefs for pupils arriving without one. Marguerite Digby explains hospital hygiene practices in Hygela Magazine.
Ancient libraries used parchment rolls. In Timgad, Roman Africa, a benevolent citizen endowed a public library with tables and chairs for readers to sit comfortably and consult borrowed works.
In 1828 Josephs Hale went to Boston and started the first ladies magazine in the country. She sponsored a movement to raise lands for the Bunker Hill monument. She noted some editors opposed the effort but the daities society was forming, with caution about ladies joining without a protector's consent.
Director Marrall announces ten road rules to cut accidents in Ohio 1931. Rules stress obeying warnings, slow on wet pavements, careful at intersections, look both ways at railroad crossings, and keep right on curves. Also urge braking checks, no parking on road, signaling, and pedestrians walking against traffic.
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