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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
3
A reflection on the primacy of imagination in achievement. It argues that imagination guides all skilled work from writing to art and architecture and that vision precedes any lasting accomplishment. The piece cites the pyramids and a biblical quotation to emphasize creative foresight.
The article traces Hubbard surname origins to Hygebeorht meaning bright mind. It follows William Hubbard born Ipswich 1594 who settled in Boston in 1685, his son an early Harvard student and minister, and notable descendants including Chester D. Hubbard, Joseph S. Hubbard, and Elbert Hubbard, noting English roots and colonial American spread.
A division of colored troops waits for combat as privates trade bold jokes about a Paris Herald front page. A private claims the paper says twenty five thousand troops and fifty thousand Frenchmen aid them, while a sergeant predicts a grim headline about black soldiers trampling Frenchmen.
The passage lists several governors named Hubbard or related Hubbards. John Hubbard served as Maine governor, Lucius F Hubbard as Minnesota governor, Richard B Hubbard as Texas governor, and Richard D Hubbard connected to a Virginia family. It also notes Lord Addington in England carrying Hubbard as a distinguished family name.
A nostalgic guide to daily meals with celery soup beef heart and prune dish tuna fish bake and clam steamed recipes. Instructions mix milk onion egg white sauce and butter for soups and describe layering vegetables with fish and pork for baked dishes serving twelve.
Poem recounting kisses across seasons from spring to summer, describing the evolving emotions of youth and love. The speaker recalls kissing a beloved girl during May fields, June heat, summer nights, and moments of sorrow with renewed tenderness. The poem highlights passion, companionship, and solace found in affection.
The young lady across the way says she read in the paper that the coal strike is being paid for, so she believes the consumer will not incur any cost.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Daniel and companions in Babylon, their conscience under trial, name changes, and vow of total abstinence. It highlights Daniel's courtesy, spiritual life, and the outcomes: health, mental growth, political influence, and divine insight into Nebuchadnezzar's dream.
A short moral verse advises that doing right and giving to others attracts divine reward. It frames giving as spiritual power and cautions that withholding will bring accountability before God.
A concise musing on human nature noting that wise men and fools appear in equal measure and that neither giants nor dwarfs are common. The quote emphasizes skepticism about judging people by appearances and suggests a balanced view of society.
In Milwaukee Wisconsin a group of housekeepers report illness keeping them from work. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength weight and stamina enabling them to perform chores again.
A Franklin couple awaited a boy but the stork delivered a baby girl. The proud father told his mother in law that he doubted he could have endured the noise of a boy. The lighthearted note celebrates the unexpected arrival and the family’s joy.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness or itching with a hot water bath using Cuticura Soap. After drying gently, dust on Cuticura Talcum for a lasting fragrance, priced 25 cents each.
Two electric ferries the Hayward and the San Leandro crossing San Francisco Bay from Oakland have operated 20 000 trips in 230 days carrying about 25 000 people daily for a total of around 10 million passengers. The electric propulsion was installed by General Electric in 1922.
A Boston Trans script line features Jack claiming to read a face like a book amid a lively exchange with colorful local color hints. The dialogue showcases quick wit and regional flavor.
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