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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
5
The speaker rejects fortune telling and predestination, arguing life’s uncertainty fuels hope and faith. They celebrate the mystery of tomorrow, the allure of possible outcomes, and the value of optimistic dreams amid fear of death and disaster. They praise good deeds to counter evil and reject anyone who claims to predict the future.
The text names Saya Cohn and Robert Koeh as figures in bacteriology, mentioning Roch centennial celebrations and frontier research between plant and mineral. It references investigations into mysterious carriers of sickness and early diagnostic studies, but the passage is garbled and contains many unreadable phrases and misspellings.
Senator Sorghum replies that the eminent person will have talent and experience highly capitalized. The exchange labels the individual a fame duck, then corrects to a more fitting term. The remarks reflect political banter over recognition and value.
A fragmented exchange shows one speaker challenging another on teamwork and progress. The snippets reveal humor and a claim of learning to swim, with interruptions and stumbles shaping the scene. The piece portrays a rough, humorous confrontation.
An aviator draws a sharp distinction between a parachute and an umbrella saying a parachute resembles an umbrella but emphasizes practicality. He warns that no airman should be embarrassed in an emergency by having lent his parachute to a friend.
An old advertising blurb claims Vinol relieves nervous stomach unease and fatigue, promising quick relief, better sleep, and a bigger appetite. It touts ingredients iron, phosphates, cod liver peptide, and phosphates, with testimonials from J. C. Duke.
Cashter Hooter of Lodi travels toward Wadaworth while Akron residents including Bahalman ean Withur and Raymond Snyiter visit Lindsey Reverend Osn fyank hosts guests. The Travelers club held an auction at Mrs Bark Rigor’s home with Mrs Lee Smith and Mrs Nattie Stayer among attendees. A Daughters of America banquet at the Akron WML A. cinema drew local attendance.
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