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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary transcription describes alcohol use to prevent freezing, an anti freeze solution, carburetor adjustments and water removal steps. Mentions keeping battery charged and adding distilled water periodically, with garbled terms and unclear procedures.
S Root explains a heating device wired for electricity to wrap around the radiator base. The pad attaches from the water jacket and is secured with straps and sheet if needed. A short plug end fits near the pad while the long cord connects to a lamp socket. A three way switch controls high low or off with an automatic thermostat to prevent overheating.
Automobile Digest explains repairing stripped or damaged threads by recutting to size. Use a wedge to align the nut, spread the stud, then rotate to engage good threads. Repeat as needed to restore proper threading and tighten securely.
A damaged hose may cause poor water circulation in the radiator. Deterioration inside fibers leads to clogging and requires waking replacements, preferably three or four ply thick steam hose to restore function.
Rev and Mrs W N Barton and Miss Doris Aghbrook attended a missionary convention in Akron last Thursday. They represented the Arington Street United Brethren church at the largely attended gathering.
Chippewa Lake Park will formally open the season on Memorial Day weekend. Management will open the park on weekends starting after Saturday with dancing every Saturday evening during May.
Residents learn garbage collection is not free with a nominal charge. Those seeking service may contact L. F. Bredmiller who will advise the collector and arrange pickup.
Mrs Adelbert Millar aged 42 of Salt Street was taken to Wooster Mockey for examination by two physicians to determine her sanity after she attempted to stop a fast train. She had recently scheduled a stop at Rittman for the train.
Thirty three caissons were started with 11 of 44 completed for the American Anguranca Union skyscraper at Broad and Front Streets in Columbus. Seven caissons are under completion while four more will begin by midweek. Construction also advances with large concrete girders and a 24 inch thick reinforced concrete retaining wall. Roger L. Wakood, special agent for C Howard Crane, Architect, reported the updates Saturday night.
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