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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
3
Lola sails a cold windy day on a lake and is toppled by squalls. She swims to shore with raincoat on despite cold water. Safe at home, her raincoat shrinks, yet she remains relieved and grateful for safety.
A reflective essay on constant social judgment and gossip as people scrutinize others and themselves. It urges personal honesty, restraint, and self examination to endure gossip, avoid scandal, and keep honor despite public scrutiny and harsh talk.
Poem reflects on aging and memory. It contrasts youthful joys with wisdom gained with age. The speaker notes that aging reveals more enduring happiness through remembered moments and fulfilled inner shrines built by God.
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union article gives simple outdoor meals and salad dressings. It lists Onion Salad with a parsley dressing, Cauliflower with crisp bacon and cider vinegar, Egg and Celery Salad with walnuts, and Potato and Smoked Herrin Salad with French dressing.
A quirky line from Gabby Gertie compares paper pulp flavored dumplings to content in a cookbook, implying a jokey critique of dubious cooking. The remark blends culinary whimsy with a wink at gambling notions.
A reflective piece on love and ambition from Viola Brothers Shore. It suggests that a woman can pursue art and career while maintaining a marriage, but warns that strong personality invites criticism. It ends noting love enriches two people whereas hate harms one.
The hazel tree, modest in the United States, is famed in Europe for magical qualities. It is used for divining, lightning protection, and love predictions. Across cultures it is linked to Thor and lightning, with beliefs it promotes fruitfulness.
The hazel tree and its nuts are linked to Norse mythology and lightning in some traditions. Some authorities say ancient Norsemen worshiped the hazel as a lightning embodiment. Remnants of similar hazel superstitions may linger in parts of the country today.
Johnny boasts his father drove a rivet revealing how one task can define a worker's life. The piece warns of three dangers from mass production: workers becoming machines, unemployment from narrow skills, and an oversupplied market. It notes potential government price controls as a remedy and urges fair returns for both workers and shareholders.
Jersey City barge hand Herman E. Meyer claims a spring can wind and rewind itself after being powered once. The device allegedly uses opposite sides of a rotating mechanism to wind while the other unwinds, with potential applications to other power sources. He has patented the hig device.
The article notes no exact registration for Americans abroad but cites 430,955 entering the U S from overseas in 1927 28. It recalls fewer than 650,000 traveling abroad yearly before 1880 and about 300,000 by 1914. It states tourist travel now brings roughly one billion dollars annually to Europe.
A short Vienna Faun exchange jokes about a new gardener and a clerk. The humor hinges on a misheard line about placing the word hee behind his ear, provoking light banter.
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