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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
8
Latimer finds office above a bank and installs a safe over the vault. When asked how much money is there, he says it is over a million dollars, which proves accurate as the vault's value appears to be substantial. An old friend doubts Latimer’s fortune but is proven wrong by the safe’s location and the money in the vault.
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle note describes a church fundraising plan inviting women to host luncheons. Each hostess pays 60 cents, invites six guests, and guests repeat small payments, forming a chain of 6 000 plus parties aimed at raising thousands for the church.
A tourist questions a guide about a famed crime in a previous village. The guide claims professional jealousy sparked a remarkable assault and asserts the suspect fled toward the current location where the victim was assaulted, quoted from the Edinburgh Scotsman.
A quirky historical note describes the mole as a troublesome yet efficient garden pest. It feeds on worms and grubs, has remarkable hearing signals beyond human detection, and its fur remains spotless regardless of soil conditions.
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An ingenious clock with a single hand installed in a Portland office. An English naval officer, shipwrecked on a desert island, noted that only the minute hand vanished from his watch. To tell time using the hour hand he divided the dial into minute spaces and created a marine clock that works as well as the two-hand model.
Dr Solomon Strouse of Hy weth Magazine explains many people mistake leg or back pain for rheumatism when flat feet or broken arches are present. A young man felt faint after escorting his partner down a tent aisle. upon examination his flat feet were found and proper shoe support eased his symptoms.
The funeral for W. W. Rohrer, born April 10 1852, was held at the Orrville Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. last Friday conducted by Rev R D Wingert. He died Tuesday morning after a brief illness following a Monday business trip. He lived in Orrville nearly 20 years and formerly resided in Creston. Survived by wife Clara Elizabeth and children from two marriages, plus siblings and nephews. Interment followed in Creston.
Holmes Construction Co will begin widening Dalton Malin street this week. The project addresses a much needed repair and is expected to receive commendation from travelers through the area.
Mrs William Rike was taken to Wooster City Hospital on Tuesday evening and an operation was performed on Wednesday morning. She was suffering from gall stones and surgery was advised.
Members of the Akron Lions Club met in Wadsworth to discuss forming a local Lions Club. Citizens signed the charter application as Wadsworth plans to establish an international scope.
The Ford display features a new touring car praised as a much improved model. Fredrick has not secured many units yet but expects production to resume soon with both open and closed cars on display.
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