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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
5
Partial readable text discusses a principle for piping oil using a heated, viscous oil emulsion. It mentions California sources, long pipes, and mixing with water to aid pumping. The fragmentary notes reference a method to reduce pumping difficulty and a suggestion involving tubing and heated oil.
The Basaco forest boasts over two hundred imported tree varieties, unmatched by any other country. At Kew Gardens, specimens include both original varieties and grafted hybrids showing traits of parent stock, including a purple flowering cytisus grafted onto a laburnum stock that yields hybrid flowers, leaves, and growth forms.
An excerpt critiques evolving pronunciation and spelling in 1920s discourse. It notes architects of language discuss simplicity and clarity, while highlighting examples like congressional and false movements. The piece teases how simplification travels through speech and writing, with satirical jabs at pretentious terms.
In Englatia people settle down while in the United States a man may seek many towns and states until he finds one that suits him. The piece contrasts climate and opportunity from North Dakota to Florida and notes the freedom and wealth of fifth avenue as a draw to the United States.
A fragmented reflection asks if poets actually write in gardens or outdoors. It notes Swift’s Moorpark garden seat for reading, Pope at Twickenham by an artificial waterfall, Gray near graveyards, Shelley in Italy and mountains, Bunyan by a mountain setting, and mentions Charles S Brooks in Century Magazine.
The readable fragments describe preserved hearts and caskets linked to Devorgilla and a 13th century context. Mentions of a heart burial, a widow, and a royal or noble setting hint at historic funeral practices and memorial artifacts.
A September 7 1902 address argues that in national peril party lines must dissolve to defend the country. It warns of groups masquerading as parties seeking to undermine government and urges stable citizens to counter with facts and defend existing institutions.
The piece portrays a resilient youth who has held ten jobs, studies at night, and uses wit and clear thinking. He faces pressure but stays focused, smiling and moving fast, ahead of peers and tests of the neighborhood. He remains unfazed by others doubting him and keeps progressing toward a strong future.
French farmers plant rose bushes in rows four feet apart on gentle slopes with southeast exposure. Shoots come from five year old bushes and are trimmed to about a foot. weak buds are removed to preserve vitality for a larger next year crop. After seven years a Bush yields less oil and is replaced. Harvest runs from April through May and June.
A proposal suggests storing water in winter as ice to melt in summer, avoiding dam construction. It would supply enough water for small irrigation systems and reduce storage expenses while creating winter jobs for laborers typically idle at that time.
Myron A. Bachtel a Medina county native and soils specialist at Ohio State University will become Wayne County's first county agent on October first. He will likely have an office in the courthouse and will be paid partly by state and federal funds. the Wayne County commissioners approved the appointment.
Report notes English oak preservation under water and roofs, with specimens from King Henry's palace Dithmar and Edward the Confessor crown chair remain sound for centuries. Gloucester cathedral tabernacle work from Edward I era, Savoy palace timbers, and a Kent river verse reveal oak’s durability across eras. An oak boat’s egg shells near Brigg survive near two centuries.
A fragmented description discusses tambu as a sacred token of chiefly status in Fiji. It notes that influential chiefs' daughters and marriages link to tambu ownership and that foreigners selling tambu is rare. The text touches hospitality rituals and spiritual themes surrounding death and purity.
The readable content lists scattered words and numbers with no clear events or identities. It mentions dates, places, and currencies in an unclear jumble, preventing a coherent summary of a main item.
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