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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
8
For sale a Hess and Snyder steel range described as in good condition. Contact E. H. Martin in Dalton for details. Also for hire a cement mixer with or without engine listed by C. R. McDowell.
Township Trustees will hold their next meeting Saturday after noon May 2 at 1 30 o'clock due to the Board of Health meeting in Wooster. Township Clerk E F Scott notes the change from Monday the 4th.
A collection of aphorisms on learning living and the jokes of self. Reflections include labor value political slander and healing hearts with a balm in sight. The piece notes the spread of slander during election campaigns and the limits of remedies.
The Washington Post notes a century after knee breeches faded they reappear among outdoorsmen and professionals. It contrasts Beau Brummel’s boldness with modern conformity, saying many men would prefer knee pants for comfort if not for peer pressure.
E Alexander Powell notes Madagascar now lacks large land animals aside from native cattle and crocodiles. The island hosts small life like aye-aye and 39 lemur species, a civet wolf, and a wild dog. Fossil records show giants such as 50 foot reptiles and the huge aepyornis flightless bird with 40 inch eggs near Fort Dauphin.
Hardy Redwood Nature reports the trees’ natural preservation protects timber against decay for centuries even after fall or cutting. Resting redwoods found withstood elements for ages, with a stander nearly 1,000 years old, and a fallen companion about 600 years, yet both rings show sound timber.
An Australian barrister recounts a country town theft charge against a Black man. The solicitor offers to let him testify in his own defense. The magistrate questions whether the man understands an oath, asking what happens if he lies. The reply warns of punishment, then the magistrate confirms truth-telling costs the case.
A traveler goes to India to hunt a tiger as friends warn him not to miss the shot. He hides at night and believes the tiger will fall when struck between its eyes. On returning, he reveals no tiger was killed because the beasts have become clever, traveling in pairs with one eye closed.
The breeding and rearing of silk worms is described as a key and lucrative occupation among women in the Italian countryside, highlighting its economic importance and domestic industry.
The relatives of English peers are not legally part of the nobility yet function as nobles for all practical purposes. They may hold courtesy titles, but under English law they are considered commoners.
A Vancouver Province vignette records a quirky exchange as a pigeon fancier meets his late father in law who claims to be an angel. The son in law jokes about wings and measurements in a light anecdote about professionalism and spectral kinship.
Insects are apt to 0 ants after they are taken. To remove this annoyance as such for watering plants or hot water. Fill a cup and spoon pour very hot water at the edge of the pot and near the stalk. If one application does not remove them, repeat the process the next day.
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