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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
2
The article notes a winter epidemic of scarlet fever and other streptococcal infections in Illinois. It explains contagion, vaccination limits, and the role of sanitary practices, water purification, milk pasteurization, and food safety in preventing spread. It also discusses postinfection immunity, convalescent serum, and the age group most affected.
The analysis outlines Japan's growing power in East Asia, its Manchukuo and Korea conquest, and potential aims toward the South Pacific. It weighs Sino-Japanese tensions, Soviet opposition, and the risk of a wider conflict involving Britain and the United States, with emphasis on Manchukuo's economy and rail expansion.
A sermon recounts King Josiah’s reign honoring God by restoring the Law found in the temple. It notes the reform began with reading the Book of the Law, prompted penitent actions, covenant making, removal of idolatry, a unique Passover, and driving out occult practices.
The pattern markets a simple yet fashionable frock for the modern business girl with a paneled skirt, curved yoke, and optional puffed sleeves. It offers choices in flower print silk or washable pastels, with illustrated sewing instructions and sizes 14 through 42. Pattern 2280s costs 15 cents and orders go to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 248 West Seventeenth Street, New York.
Elmer R. Murphey asserts that the universe pays each person in kind for every action. A smile yields its return, song invites company, thought offers entertainment, and love of the world brings earthly treasures.
Noted quotation explores how a community judges a person by the reputation they have shaped. The reflection cites Oliver Wendell Holmes as a source of insight into social perception and personal legacy.
In a tense exchange, Alice confronts a companion about an unwanted kiss. The other character apologizes, insisting they could not help themselves while honoring the social breach implied by the act.
Pat explains a mourning band on his left leg signifying loss. Mike questions the placement, and Pat clarifies that the deceased was his stepmother.
A humorous fragment from B'nai B'rith Magazine contrasts a visitor's remark about a sister learning to talk with a child's likely crying. The exchange underscores a light family moment about early speech and desire for independence.
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