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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
3
A moral exhortation urges staying true to principles over wealth and power. It praises a clear conscience, humility, patience, and faith, insisting honor and inner peace trump fame, fortune, or chicanery as one faces life’s trials. The passage quotes McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
This passage traces Mann surname roots from servant terms to personal names. It notes possible Le Mans origin as William Le Mans yielding William Mann, mentions early settlers William Mann in Cambridge Mass and a Virginia Mann family, and cites a Middlestates Mann line from a German ancestor. Horace Mann born 1796 is named as a notable bearer.
The text notes a prominent American educator linked to Nathaniel Hawthorne by marriage, mentions Horace Mann figures in Britain and America, and traces the Mann surname to William Mann of Cambridge, with a digression on the Welsh name Ap Richard becoming Pritchard through contraction, including Adam and Arthur Pritchard variants.
A poem extols how the warmth of friendship and kind words shapes days more than weather or seasons. It urges cheerful acts to brighten others lives and asks for smiles to light every mile along the road.
A recipe style page features dishes and directions including a maple bread mold with maple sauce and a raisin water boil to thicken with flour and butter. Green Peppers on Toast are prepared with butter onion celery milk flour salt and pepper poured over buttered toast for serving.
A household dessert using bread crumbs and cherries. Combine breadcrumbs flour salt baking powder butter egg milk and cherries mix bake thirty minutes and finish with vanilla sauce and a thickened glaze made from cornstarch sugar and boiling water with an egg yolk and vanilla.
Take half a loaf of stale graham bread remove crusts and press seeded raisins into the surface. Prepare a custard with two cupfuls of cold milk two eggs four tablespoonfuls of sugar one half teaspoonful of salt one teaspoonful of mixed spices and one fourth teaspoonful of nutmeg or other spice.
A Kentucky mountain town hides a brutal feud as a special judge and his chatty stenographer arrive. In a tense exchange the elderly cobbler confesses to the last killing, revealing the town’s fatal logic and quiet lawlessness.
A Northern traveler seeks a five cent lead pencil in a sultry midday in a small Southern town. The general store proprietor, napping in the doorway, refuses sale saying those pencils aren’t for sale even as the showcase behind him holds them. The tale highlights regional noon rituals and shopkeepers asleep at midday.
A Chicago reporter, with three friends, drives a vintage auto to a racetrack on opening day. At the gate the attendant asks one dollar for parking. The journalist offers the car itself as payment, saying the car is the attendant’s.
A reader writes in 1936 about the automobile hurting the streetcar business while noting Congress discusses an omnibus building. The letter reflects urban transit tensions amid growing auto popularity and policy debates.
A New York East Sider quits buttonhole making to pursue art sales. He bought a nameless picture for twenty five dollars and sold it for fifty, insisting a picture is a picture. The three men and one flag in the scene included a fife, a drum, and a headache joke.
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt recounts a press agent urging a movie starlet to write about her marriages. The woman retorts that though she married several men she does not know them well enough to publish a book about them.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products to soothe itching scalp and dandruff. It advises rubbing affected spots with Cuticura Ointment and washing with Cuticura Soap, followed by hot water, to achieve clear skin and soft hands as everyday toilet preparations.
Roscoe G. Ingraham of Rockland Maine at eighty remains active as bandmaster. He began 70 years ago in a comic band and has since organized over fifty brass bands taught over 1000 pupils and marched 12000 to 15000 miles in parades. Under his leadership every Knox county town has formed a band.
A proverb notes that relying on others invitations for meals leads to irregular dining patterns. The saying stresses self reliance and timing in sustenance.
Two Stapleton men invent a scale model that places floor plans one inch above actual floors, letting buyers feel they stand inside rooms. Miniature bathtubs sinks and stoves are included to show exact layouts aiding real estate sales and previewing rental houses.
Constipation signals stomach liver and bowel disorders. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claim to restore regularity without griping. Located at 72 Pearl Street North.
A brief reflection notes that despite emphasis on actions, women still rely on speech to convey messages and advocate for change. It highlights the power of words in shaping opinion and influencing outcomes.
A terse quotation attributes to Emerson a claim that a friend may be the masterpiece of nature. The line reflects Romantic trust in personal companionship as a work of art and natural beauty.
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