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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
8
A London Answers writer portrays French working women as chiefly concerned with food and money. The piece notes savings backing France, bank loan behavior, and maid care, while contrasting French and British domestic life. It highlights French gossip, youth preservation, and a spirited, undefeated character aiding husbands toward success.
The article recalls the holy well of St. Clement in London near the Strand and St. Clement’s Inn as a former pilgrim site and social meeting place before the Norman conquest. It notes the site lies between the law courts and the church of St. Clement, once bricked over during the construction of the modern law courts.
A reflection on love as uplifting force that elevates the lowly to the exalted, binding humanity to heaven when cherished by the beloved. It contrasts personal and universal love as souls free from decay approach harmony and paradise.
An undersized, harmless looking man sneaks onto the Broadway express at Times Square by being packed into a crowd. He endures a stifling moment before politely requesting space to breathe, offering a humorous request to the surrounding passenger.
Mrs Blank recalls a prior fear of losing her to another, noting she preferred her husband offering his left arm for protection. He explains the change, saying he keeps his right hand ready now because he is less afraid than before.
An applicant seeks an accident policy but the agent rejects him for being too tall. The man argues his father was insured, yet the agent notes the father was insured long ago when risks differed, citing a fatal skidding airplane incident as a danger.
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