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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
3
The article notes thinning ranks of Civil War veterans as years pass. It cites pension reports of Union survivors to illustrate dwindling attendance and fading memories. The piece reflects on how the nation’s great conflict recedes into history with each passing year.
Mothers favor well dressed daughters to inspire pride and social assurance. The article urges simple color schemes, matching accessories to wraps, and spotless, wrinkle free outfits. It details a sample ensemble: navy coat with a red accent dress, satula red feather, and navy blue oxfords.
Mrs J W Harman wife of a leading Creston grocer died May 2nd aged 61 years four months and twenty four days after a stroke and cancer. She helped buy and manage the Creston store with her husband and was beloved for her flowers garden and community work. Her faith and grace are noted by friends.
Sharpe of Rochester Minnesota spent a week in Seville visiting old friends. The note mentions his association with Dr. John Reach and current ties to the Mayo Brothers in Rochester.
Henry W Colby prose revision by Sydney E Ford offers a World War era meditation on aging veterans, memory, and the fallen. A youthful volunteer of 1861 is imagined as the last survivor, contemplating comrades dead and the duty to honor their graves each May Memorial Day in Boston.
A reflective piece argues worms deserve a magazine biography showing trials and triumphs of worms like John G Warai and Broderick L worn. It asserts worms shape soil, crops and human life, praising Darwin and humility while asking who profits from fame, urging respect for unseen labor.
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