Thank You Note to Neighbors and Friends
A grateful card thanks neighbors and friends for their donation. Signed by Mr and Mrs A G Steiner.
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A. G. Steiner
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
4
Muff and Mutt Charm in Seasonal Marriages
A humorous note from the Dallas News on social types, mentioning a girl who carries a muff in summer and marries a mutt in winter, among others in the same vein. The brief uses witty contrast to mock fashion and romance trends.
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Dallas News
Dalton Mayor Orders Weed Destruction Notice
I T C Hunsicker mayor of Dalton Ohio issues a legal notice under General Code requiring owners lessees or agents within the village to cut destroy noxious weeds including Canada thistle wild lettuce and wild mustard on all lots and lands along sidewalks and by paths. If not done the village will perform the work and charge the costs to the lands with taxes. Witness dated July 19 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
I. T. C. Hunsicker
Dalton
Wayne County
State of
T. C. Hunsicker
Strikers and the High Cost of Living
C A Shumway of the Portage County Improvement Association argues that strikes disrupt transportation and distribution, raising costs for oats, corn, milk, eggs, and meat. He links lime, fertilizer, and labor shortages to reduced production and higher consumer prices, urging steady work and orderly markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Shumway
Portage County Improvement Association
The
Ohio Journal of Commerce
Ohio
Improvement Association
State Constabulary Debate Backs Ohio Police Plan
The Ohio Farmer notes months and years of argument for a state constabulary. It recalls a recent legislature session that failed amid hostility from labor leaders, arguing the plan would curb rural crime and relies on examples from Pennsylvania New York and West Virginia as supportive cases.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Books Bring Aid to Soldier Sick Through Library Service
The American Library Association runs hospital and shipboard library work for veterans and seamen. Ex servicemen, about 10 000 in hospitals, receive books via special librarians, visitors, and direct loans with minimal cost. Braille books are being produced for the war blind, and the program extends to merchant marine and coast guard needs through War Service funds.
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American Library Association
Federal Board For Vocational Education
State Library Commission
A. L. A. War Service
West Thirty-ninth Street
New York City
Merchant Marine
Coast Guard
United States
United War Work
Merchant Marine Department
Picture Bride Marriages In California Described
The article explains the picture bride practice where a Japanese man sends his photo to relatives in Japan who pick a suitable bride and forward her picture to the suitor in America. If accepted, families meet, hold a banquet, and the marriage is completed with the wife joining her husband in the United States.
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United States
California
Japan
America
Annual Chinese Census by Household Elders
The eldest master of every tenth household counts the families and compiles a list sent to the imperial tax office, reflecting a yearly census method used in ancient China.
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China
Imperial
Do You Believe Thoughts of a Married Couple Align
A dialogue this fragment presents Bounder and Jaggsby debating whether a husband and wife share identical thoughts. Jaggsby asserts agreement, claiming his wife already knows his response and he knows hers, illustrating a belief in mirrored minds.
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Bounder
Jaggsby
Brooklyn Citigen
Dalton Grain Prices Announced for Dealers
Dalton dealers publish buy prices for grain and produce with Wheat new at 2.10 per bushel and Wheat old at 2.20. Oats and eggs per dozen appear, but some figures are illegible in the clipping.
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Dalton
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