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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
2
A homeowner in Dalton faces mortgage pressure and loss yet remains cheerful, while others fret. The verse by M. L. Rayne contrasts worry as a burden and as a path to winning, urging a merry stance amid hardship.
A traveler amid a dull journey meets Amy Dyer a 20 year old Wichita woman with blue eyes fluffy hair and a fur outfit aboard a Kansas City to Wichita train. He loans her fare and forms a fleeting bond before discovering she is reportedly a honeymoney bunco target and that her husband may be a con man a wry twist to the romance aboard the car.
In Normandy and near Tours travelers discover modern cave cities carved into rock faces. A gate reveals multi level homes with doors windows and belvederes perched over a village while a welcoming old woman tends her flowers and offers hospitality in her single room.
The American ship Senator bound for Sydney from Algoa Bay faced a sudden gale seven days out. Captain Sutherland’s wife died from paralysis aboard the ship, and she was buried in a makeshift coffin in the hold using ballast sand as a temporary grave. The vessel later reached Sydney where a funeral was held.
An East Eddington Maine report details flickers or yellow hammers pecking and tunneling into cedar and other trees used for telephone line poles. Birds mistake hum of wires for insects, leading to weakened posts and frequent repairs along remote camps and fishing grounds.
A New York Sun excerpt narrates a tale of a woman walking in a palm grove. A man follows, claiming love for the woman, then shifts to his sister as a more fitting beloved. The exchange circles themes of deception and reciprocal expectations.
The article reports George Muirhead’s four year study on Gordon Castle water in the river Spey. It shows daily fish catches rise with near uniform temperatures and fall as weekly temperature variation increases from 3 to 12 degrees, suggesting steady water warmth improves salmon taking the artificial fly. The piece cites London Chronicle commentary and a Highland waiter quip about Max O’Rell and notes on migrant insects.
A historical account describes a misrecorded death in a South Africa battle. A soldier initially listed as killed reappears, the sergeant notes died by mistake, the man dies later from wounds, and finally the colonel orders another entry re-dying.
A patient says hay fever itching and sneezing. a doctor responds with empathy and potential remedies. The exchange reflects casual medical advice in a Philadelphia setting.
In Frairpoint Mississippi on August 3, a boy ill with spinal cord disorder improved after his father gave Dodd's Kidney Pills. After two months of treatment with no diagnosis, the relief came once eight boxes were used and the boy recovered. The father urges others to consider the remedy.
Two young lovers share a quiet moment on a steamer bow as the sea lies calm and sleeping ahead. The girl sighs about the sweetness of the scene while the young man notes the sea is asleep in front but awake behind, a judge’s aside framing the moment.
Advertisement touts Allen’s Foot-Fase powder to cure tired hot feet and aid in fitting new or tight shoes. Prominent claim urges asking for the product with address A. S. Olmsted of Le Roy, New York.
A fragmented OCR item presents a terse dialogue with a line about kissing Mary McLane and a response stating concern and a call for help. Names and context are unclear, with garbled nearby text suggesting an incomplete historical newspaper snippet. The piece reads like a clipped social note or cartoon caption rather than a full article.
New York graphs firm flour margins with wheat at 83%4c and corn at 59c. Cleveland lists Minnesota patent flour at 3.90 to 4.40, beef and veal ranges, sheep and lamb prices, and York state cheese and butter rates. Toledo East Buffalo East Liberty report cash and futures for wheat corn oats cloverseed cattle sheep hogs frogs.
A garbled collage of quotes and ad snippets mentions the Overland Limited train service from Chicago to the Coast, the Chicago & North Western double track line, and various slogans and testimonials. It includes a dated note from W. O'Brien in Minneapolis and brief lines from multiple papers.
Mrs May Havre of Edgerton Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long standing female troubles She reports back and side pain relief improved menstruation and weight gain after two months of use She endorses the product and warns against other medicines about to offer the remedy with a $5000 genuineness guarantee.
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