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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
7
The dominant fire making method among American aborigines at European contact was friction via a simple drill and hearth. A slender drill twisted in a hearth socket heats powdered wood to ignite tinder. some tribes used pyrite with similar friction to start fires.
The article explains lifting costs as 20 to 60 percent of total production cost for pumping petroleum. Lifting ranges from over three cents per barrel at high output wells to a barrel at low output wells, with per-well costs from more than $1,060 in large flowing wells in Oklahoma Texas Arkansas California to under $10 at older wells in New York Pennsylvania.
The phrase according to Hoyle denotes Edmond Hoyle English author born 1672 who popularized whist rules in London He published a book codifying games laws and rules making his name a byword for fair play Hoyle died in London 1768 Kansas City Star
Two renowned clowns began performing in childhood. Joseph Grimaldi started as the Little Clown at about one year eleven months and joined Sadler's Wells company by age three. George L. Fox, famed for Humpty Dumpty, appeared on stage at five, tracing a prestigious theatrical lineage.
Fragmentary OCR notes touch on States Congress in 1780 and territorial claims. Mentions Allaguenies or cavouede, promises not to hold certain intrustéd territories, and references to population growth and unsettled boundaries.
A garbled reminiscence column lists numerous past Rittman figures and places from mills to churches. It recalls Erie agents, shifting industries, shops, saloons, a bank's founding, and old street scenes, ending with a note on preserving memories.
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