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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
3
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate essay urges speaking kindly at work to uplift others. Positive words calm tensions, inspire joy, and transform atmospheres, with lasting benefits for speaker and recipients, even affecting strangers who hear praise and encouragement.
A reflective piece in which a speaker recalls winter fun from youth and contrasts it with present comforts. The narrator notes sleigh rides, coal stoves, and outdoor games, then smiles at Fathers memories of simple joys beside a warm fire and the enchantment time lends to recollections.
The name Gorman and its variant O Gorman trace to Ireland with roots in the first name Gormund meaning war protection. Notable holders include Senator James K O Gorman and Senator Arthur Pue Gorman, with lineage back to Ireland around 1800. Another theory links the name to muir meaning moor or to the medieval muur keeper of hawks.
A fragment notes a cookbook line about a dessert pleasing to a peasant and offers a chowder recipe tweak. It mentions omitting tomatoes parsley and lemon and adds milk crackers soaked in hot milk just before serving, highlighting a simple cooking approach.
Historic kitchen notes describe hearty bean soup with salt pork and variations including fried honeycomb tripe, sardine egg yolk balls with olives and celery, and stuffed olives arranged around mayonnaise roses. Also mentions salt codfish prep steps and garnish ideas.
Health column explains ulcers as skin or mucous membrane sores arising from injury burns or poor nutrition. It notes potential sloughing hemorrhage and weakness, links ulcers related to syphilis or tuberculosis, and outlines constitutional and local treatments plus dietary and tonic measures.
Acts 3 describes Peter and John healing a beggar at the temple gate called Beautiful. The miracle leads to Peter preaching Christ crucified and risen, calling for repentance and promising times of refreshing from the Lord.
A reflection on conscience as an inner guide against external law. The quote contrasts divine and rational law with personal conscience, attributed to Sterne. It echoes the view that moral law rests within individuals beyond formal statutes.
Evangelical Tidings declares the earth as a treasure-chest provided by God to meet human needs. The message urges people to lift the lid and help themselves by trusting in divine abundance.
Mrs. Quigg of Royersford Pennsylvania reports her daughter sickly from age thirteen, improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, no headaches or cramps, one day off work since. Mrs. Betton of Ridgely Maryland says the remedy restored her daughter from three to four years of weakness, sleep problems, and poor appetite, with visible improvement after the first bottle.
The Quakers of London long housed in Bishopsgate since shortly after the Great Fire plan a move to new quarters. Their early meetings were banned as riotous assemblies. One leader at Bishopsgate allegedly advised Milton on Paradise Regained.
An Arlanc advertisement touts Tanlac as a great natural builder that revitalizes blood, stimulates digestion, rejuvenates the liver, and restores energy. It claims testimonials from diverse users and urges readers to buy at their drugstore to regain appetite, sleep, and vigor.
The article notes a drastic drop in per capita lumber cut from 525 board feet in 1906 to 285 in 1922, with current usage declining by about a billion board feet yearly signaling a grave forest situation. It also reports electrical engineers reclaiming heat loss from chimneys with new devices and achieving up to 98 percent conversion of fuel heat into energy.
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