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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
5
The article warns coccidiosis as a fatal chick disease and advises prevention through thorough disinfestation of brooders and separation from older fowls. Symptoms noted include loss of appetite drooping wings, closed eyes and in advanced cases blood in droppings and inflammation of the intestines.
The undersigned will sell at public auction just back of Steiner and Mat Bach at Sterling Ohio Friday May 22 commencing at one o clock 30 head of choice dairy cows 20 with calves by their sides balance close up springers All cows are Holsteins and Guernseys and are TB tested Terms announced on day of sale J Phleiderer and Son A Wyer Auctioneer
A fragmentary line notes a quoted invitation to the Drasans, with a mock hopeful tone about a pleasant dessert, reflecting archaic diction and comic wordplay.
Recipes for thrifty meals using dried beans fried trips and colonial pudding. Soak and boil beans then simmer five hours until tender. Prepare fried tripe in brown butter with spice. Make colonial pudding with crackers eggs cream sugar and raisins baked till fluffy. Include salt cod chowder with milk crackers and vegetables in serving pot.
Federal and Ohio estimates show wheat at 67 percent of normal nationwide with farmers shifting more land to corn. In northwestern Ohio about 20 percent of fields are being drilled to corn and the rest to oats, while livestock reductions temper total output projections. Economists say April planting may have surpassed recent years and expect further corn and oats planting to add to anticipated production.
Mrs Martha Wise, known as the Hardscrabble wife, was found guilty of murder by a Meding County jury for poisoning drinking water with arsenic that sickened seventeen and killed three. She was sentenced to life imprisonment in Marysville after a case that stirred the region.
A frosty November night tale of a coon hunt with boys named Herb Walter Barney Drum and Walt. The hunters treed, shot, and boasted as they pursued five coons, drank from a bottle, and trudged home with soaked feet and tired dogs.
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