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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
3
Peter Rabbit endures laughter from Happy Jack and Striped Chipmunk as curiosity grows about Short Tall. He waits near the briar patch, senses rustling leaves, and confronts an unknown movement that may reveal a trick or threat.
A discussion on steady putting over long putts stresses consistency and nerve control. Bobby Jones is cited on focusing on the line and speed. A scene with Happy Jack, Peter, Wappy Jack, and Miner the Mole’s family features a humorous mix up about a shadowy figure under a log.
The text highlights Jones as a top putter who concentrates on contact with the sphere. He keeps the eyes on the ball, lowers the clubhead along the line, and uses a compact right arm to control stroke speed so the ball dies at the hole.
A 1933 verse piece contrasts regimented routine with a dream of freedom and rebellion. The speaker recalls daily duties in a constrained life and imagines breaking rules to assert independence despite potential consequences.
The text describes baking ham with pineapples and liquor from the pan for browning, plus guidance on preserving onions and cheese scraps. It also covers rhubarb uses including a conserve recipe with rhubarb oranges lemons sugar and salt.
Instructions describe dissolving sugar, boiling to preserve color, adding blanched almonds, cooling, and filling jelly glasses to prevent nuts from floating. Also includes a Turnip or Carrot Custard using grated carrot or turnip, eggs, milk, salt, melted butter, and tabasco, baked in a hot water bath and served hot when set. 1033, Western Newspaper Union.
Fragmentary text notes the ship The Spanish Main played a part in history and was sunk in the harbor of Java. Other items include mentions of a greenish crayfish oil and unrelated facts about birds and an 1864 bill.
Reading notes refer to Robert Burns favorites and his poems about pets. The text mentions a figure named Caepgar described as good yet fat, and Cassius as a scheming political figure aiming at Caesar's post, with the passage ending abruptly.
An editorial discusses ambition in children and the dangers of harsh rivalry. It argues competition should focus on self-improvement rather than beating others, urging parents and teachers to foster steady, kind growth while avoiding punitive comparisons and public shaming.
A Bell Syndicate-WNU Service piece argues that allowing children to ask questions reveals the depth of their knowledge and drives learning. It notes that questioning shows mental activity and helps teachers tailor instruction by guiding students to use reference books for answers.
The New York Times reports expanded radio and telephone connections linking the United States with Colombia and dozens of countries. New York telephones now reach 33 million people, about 92 percent of the world’s lines, with projects extending from North Cape to the Mediterranean and from Britain to the Far East. The system includes direct routes from Moscow to New York via London and experimental links to Asia, with further connections to Africa, South America, and the Pacific under active development.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Blood Purifier and Medical Discovery as cures for blood purity and skin issues. It claims sixty years of sales in the United States and offers free medical advice from Buffalo New York.
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