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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1941

Page

3

Radio Stars and Shifts Highlight Midweek Air Waves

Vignettes from radio include the Sweetheart of Harvard singing for a benefit and Kate Smith Hour expanding with a Claudia dramatization. Bess Flynn headlines Martha Webster and Bachelor's Children while Gabriel Heatter takes a vacation after long service. Helen Hayes eyes Broadway scripts as Dinah Shore popularizes noodling on Cantor show. Alice Frost delays summer stock due to sponsor review. CBS Monday Night Radio Theatre remains a staple.

Helen Hayes CBS

Sugar Recipes And Food Policy From Colonial Times To Modern Markets

The piece notes sugar’s historical cost and modern forms, then presents several recipes including fresh mint ice cream and a layered cake with frosting. It also mentions government actions: an Office of Agricultural Defense Relations, an Anglo American food committee for lend-lease, expansion of food stamp areas to Wyandot Butler and Tuscarawas counties, and calls for better controls on futures markets coordinated with national defense.

Tve Anglo-American Food Committee Wyandoer Butler Tuscarawas

Bach Denvel Festival at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea

Two day festival directed by Albert Riemenschneider features eleven soloists, four conductors, a festival orchestra and three choruses. Performances include Bach chorales and Baroque instruments with notable artists from Cleveland and New York. tickets available at the conservatory office.

Festival Orchestr BRASS CHOR Berea Ohio Mausie Baldwin-Wallace College Ita Albert Riemenschneider Wrass Walter Scheffler Ob- Neale Conservatory Eréa

Cleveland Summer Concerts Open June 18 At Public Auditorium

Cleveland enters a new season of summer pop concerts in Public Auditorium presented by the Cleveland Summer Music Society with Edgar A. Hahn as president. The Cleveland Orchestra forms the Cleveland Summer Symphony under Rudolph Ringwall, offering Wednesday Friday and Saturday evenings with soloists. Ticket prices remain low with balcony and table seats, coupon books, and promotions led by Women’s organizations.

Cleveland Public Auditorium Cleveland Summer Music Society Edgar A. Hahn Musical Arts Association Cleveland Orchestra Cleveland Summer Symphony Rudolph Ringwall Summer Music Society Avery L. Sterner Fairhill Road Cedar Metropolitan Opera

Defense Highlights Savings Bonds Drive by Reoiever and States

A brief notice outlines a defense related program promoting the sale or purchase of defense savings bonds. It references state involvement and a drive to boost savings through series bonds, urging public participation and noting organizational sponsors.

Autumn Snapshot Picture Guide by John van Guilder

Autumn becomes a premier snapshot season with better cameras and faster film. The piece urges outdoor subjects from harvest fields to fall skies, urging readers to capture movement color and mood across landscapes and people.

Note Pitch Ranges in Instruments Described

The text compares pitch ranges of instruments noting the lowest note on large organs vibrating at about 16 times per second and machinery generating lower, mostly felt vibrations, while the highest piano note vibrates around 0,120 vibrations per second, about two tones higher than the piccolo.

Porcupine Quills as Survival Tool Described

Fragmentary notes describe the porcupine relying on its quills for defense rather than speed or senses. It notes thousands of barbed, poisonous needles protecting the animal when threatened and contrasts this with vulnerabilities when contact occurs in warm conditions.

Porcupine

Acropolis and Annapolis in Historic Notes

An Athens landmark, the Acropolis with the Parthenon is praised as highly proportioned. The Payx overlook Demosthenes exorde. Mars Hill hosts St Paul sermons. Annapolis Maryland origins trace to 1649 Providence name, 1694 capital status, renamed for Princess Anne.

Athens Acropolis Parthenon Payx Demosthenes Mars Paul Annapolis Virginia Providence Maryland Queen Anné

Naming Days of Week Ds208 the Week Are Named After

A brief note explains the origin of the seven day names each tied to ancient gods and planetary associations. It outlines how Sunday through Saturday derive from celestial and mythic references used in historical calendars.

Color in wartime fashion brightens outfits and morale

Ohio State University fashion expert Miss Callahan says the wartime period has boosted color use from brights to pastels as a morale booster and reflect a revolt against sorrow. She notes national colors red white and blue inspire many designs, advising balanced contrasts with a dominant color and small touches of a second.

Misa-Edna M Callaiuan Ohio State University

Ways To Stop Tractor Heat

Farm engineer G. W. McCuen of Ohio State University outlines fixes for tractor overheating. Check fan belt tension, radiator fin dirt, clogged radiator fins, and water jacket lime. Clean dirt with water and brush. if oil or grease is present use kerosene. Use caustic solutions to clear slime in the cooling system, heat, then flush and refill with water.

G. W. McCuen Ohio State University McOusen

Farmers urged to use efficient production in national defense

Washington, D. C. Farmers are advised to adopt efficient production to maximize yields on limited land. Chester Davis, Commissioner of the Agricultural Division of the National Defense Advisory Commission, says the plan lowers costs while improving quality and boosts output. It emphasizes conserving and restoring soil fertility through prudent farming practices.

Washington, D. C Chester National Refense Advisory Commission BM Review Chester C Davis

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