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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
3
An unclear excerpt describes experiments with yeast like Perelgn and Dometic Complicktiertes Pi Didey ouleeirystanyeofythesan fone brew. Uncle Bill Bottle top admits the result unsatisfactory and calls it one of those near yeast problems.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment for itching scalps and dandruff spots, followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water. It claims daily use as toilet preparations yields clear skin and soft white hands.
Shawnee Register notes a young townsman pawned his watch to raise cash for a bath, arguing the feat marks a unique distinction for the town, a boast not claimed by any other place on earth.
An old advertisement claims Wright's Indias Vegetable Pills cure constipation by restoring stomach liver and bowels with no griping, attributed to Ady. The short note presents a medicinal product pitch typical of period drug notices.
A concise bearing on consumerism noting that buying things not needed leads to debt and loss, while true wisdom is rare. The quote warns against the endless pursuit of possessions and elevates discernment over accumulation.
A mother comforts a lonely girl who prays for a little brother. She is overjoyed when a newborn arrives but wonders if God granted all the prayers. The piece then shifts to maxims about labor and song with a quip about propriety and a final witticism.
In France a marine supply captain inventories water carts. He asks Wilkins for each cart capacity, but Wilkins crawls into a cart and cannot locate the capacity, reporting he cannot find it after feeling around inside. The vignette is a humorous Home Sector item.
Blinks and Binks debate an elder’s outdated views, noting his habit of calling women the weaker sex and clinging to old fashioned manners. The exchange highlights generational clash over gender terms.
In this advisory column William A. Radford argues modern dairy farming hinges on a well designed barn. He stresses sanitary floors, proper stalls with cork brick and creosoted blocks, ventilation, sunlight, and labor saving equipment like litter carriers and feed carriers. Contented cows and contented help drive production, with site, size, and layout tailored for efficient, profitable operations.
Eleanor Maddock describes India's historic jewel treasury and royal artifacts from Delhi to Baroda. The piece recounts the Delhi loot, famed gems like the Garland of Delight, palace pearls, and thefts tied to Mughal and Hindu rulers. It notes Baroda and Indore rulers with vast pearl collections and pearl scarfs worth millions.
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