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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
4
Revival services in progress at Pleasant Valley church led by Rev J J Spengler of Waldron Michigan. Services nightly at 8 oclock with Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m. Sabbath evening service at 7 30 subject Is there a Hell If so what are they doing there Rev S H Lieser Pastor.
Rev J H Schweisberger presides at M E Church with Sunday School at 9 30 led by J B Gregory. Preaching 10 30. Epworth League at 6 45. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Miss Edna Crisswell of Canton to speak with pictures. Evening sermon at East Greenville 7 30.
Presbyterian Church announces Rev. A. E. Stockham as pastor and E. I. Ober as superintendent. Sunday School at 9:30 AM worship at 10:30 AM junior and senior C E at 6:30 PM sermon at 7:30 PM choir rehearsal at 8:30 PM. Organized S S classes are pushing for members with extra music every Sunday night.
At Salem Mennonite Church special Bible study services are planned for 8 p m Tuesday through Friday led by Rev. J E Amstutz with devotional evangelistic messages from John 3 16. On Sunday April 29 Bluffton College men s glee club will give a sacred concert at 7 30 p m with no admission but a voluntary offering. Rev J E Hartzler will preach May 3 in the forenoon.
Rev Daniel Campbell leads preaching at 10 30 a m with Sabbath School at 9 30 a m and Y P C U gathering at 6 30 p m Lee Douglass serves as S S superintendent encouraging attendance to make it helpful.
Orrville Christian Science Society announces Sunday school at 9:45 a m and Sunday service at 11:00 a m. Wednesday evening service at 8 p m. Services held at 114 North Main Street. The public is invited.
Dalton dealers quote swing prices for grain and produce. Wheat No 1 per bushel 1.67 dollars. Soybeans and corn figures appear incomplete. Chickens per pound or per unit noted with low values. Eggs and turkeys listed with small per dozen or per unit figures.
Oil stains on concrete should be treated by applying gasoline to the surface and blotting with porous material like blotting paper to remove excess. Repeating the process several times at intervals can remove a good portion of the oil using this method.
The article details how factories absorb over 84 percent of the US dairy cows annual milk output and notes three quarters become creamery butter. It cites Blue Valley Creamery Institute and highlights a 1922 surplus vs 2014, small cheese output, and a postwar condensed milk boom with exports peaking in 1919 and recovering after 1920. It lists eight leading states for condensed milk manufacture.
Scott's offers pencils and garden seeds while Sluser's Grocery stocks bulk and packets. A pastry sale by U P church women is slated at Locke's tin store. Land appraisals for Dalton Village progress. Leonard Limpach of Detroit assists at the drug store due to I M Wagner’s illness. Rev A E Stockham and Samuel Martin attended Presbytery. Rev H A Hanna elected moderator.
The notice states that to receive a $100 exemption, your personal tax return must be in the County Auditor's office by May 1. Signed by S. C. Sprunger.
The sloth, a purely arboreal animal of Central and South America, spends almost all life hanging inverted in trees. They hang head down and rarely descend, illustrating a distinct vertical lifestyle.
The article explains the sapphire as a corundum gem often blue or colorless with flaws such as clouds and milk spots. It notes a reconstructed sapphire made of glass in Europe has little value, while true sapphires crystallize in six sided prisms and are found in Bohemia Saxony Ceylon Kashmir Burma Australia and the United States. The value hinges on quality, not size.
In the central jail convicts weave carpets in concert, two groups reading orders as one leader dictates while others chant So let It be done. The 57 foot rug requires precise color and pattern memorization and execution. Only select inmates with the skill may work here, as it is the jail’s sole task allowing noise.
A Thackeray quotation ponders defining true gentlemen beyond wealth and fashion. It contrasts well dressed, well mannered circles with those whose generosity and honesty elevate them, urging readers to list those rare individuals who stand apart for their character.
A note from Pathfinder Magazine explains bird's-eye maple as a popular hard maple variety. The grain often shows a spotted or wavy pattern resembling eyes, an accidental fiber arrangement with no relation to birds, commonly used for veneer and finishing.
A farm laborer pressed into caddie duty on an Irish golf course receives far more pay than a laborer’s daily wage after two rounds. The improvised helper, eager for another job, asks, “Might your honor be diggin here again about the same time tomorrow.”
A Boston reporter asked the late actress Charlotte Crabtree why she never married. She replied with a wry twist on the old Greek saying, noting that she had kept the idea in mind and inverted it to state a man who takes a wife takes care, but he who takes care doesn’t take a wife.
A man leaning over a bridge parapet appeared morose prompting a passerby to check on him. The man explained he visits the spot to rest his face from constant smiling at the store and not to be grouchy at home.
A long article urges farmers to use government and college research to improve hogs. It notes study costs, cites December 1924 Chicago hog prices, and explains feed costs to finish pigs. It recommends completing the feeding program to reach optimal market weight for better profits.
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