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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
2
Mgr Herbert M Gesuner from Berlin New Hampshire describes years of stomach trouble, severe pain, and poor appetite. After taking Eatonic he reports quick relief, fewer pains, and renewed health, noting improved digestion and ability to eat normally.
Dialog shows a wife skeptical of upstairs service. she jokes she would call her husband down rather than fetch items at his request. No further context provided.
A warning against daily meat causing uric acid buildup warns kidneys slow and pain in the back and head. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, cheap remedy to neutralize acids and flush waste with a morning dose in water. The ad presents a period health claim and a lighter anecdote about a broken engagement.
Fragmentary OCR shows advertising lines for Fletcher's Castoria infant remedy claiming 80 years of use, a dog scent expiration joke, and stray quotes about politics and daily life. The readable items mix product promotion with casual snippets and humorous asides.
A poem highlights the beauty and majesty of trees with lines about their earthy nourishment, divine gaze, and natural grace. It concludes that poems come from fools but only God makes a tree, credited to Joyce Kilmer.
A collection of nature themed poems and dedications from The Forest Poetic booklet distributed by Charles Lathrop Pack of the American Forestry Association. Poems celebrate trees, forestry service, and the ranger’s life with lines by W. A. Benet Stephen H. Thayer John Greenleaf Whittier Annette Wynne Theodosi a Garrison David H Wright and Arthur Chapman showing reverence for forests and stewardship.
Poem reveres the giant sequoia as a timeless witness to history from Babylon to Bonaparte. The speaker questions monuments to fame and imagines rest beneath green trees as a sweeter, enduring memory beyond stone and brass.
Poem about planting a tree as a symbol of civic good and national growth. It celebrates shade rain and forests as a future harvest, linking individual action to homeland loyalty and community well-being. The speaker highlights sun sky and birds, and a vision of unity from sea to sea.
Fragmentary lines describe spring as a steady, bracing spirit rather than bright colors or sounds. The text hints at a contemplative mood, suggesting renewal through restraint and inner steadiness rather than external cheer.
The lesson covers Israel’s defeat and ark capture by the Philistines, God’s hand over the Philistines, Samuel calling Israel to repentance at Mizpeh, intercession and sacrifice, and deliverance by God. A memorial Ebenezer marks deliverance. Christ’s sacrifice is linked to the bread and cup as a symbol of victory.
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