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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
2
A poem by Charles W. Stevenson in the New York Observer laments that grand churches and ornate symbols do not define a true temple. The real sanctuary lies within the human heart where honest living and inner goodness dwell, beyond gilded arches, altars stained by creed, and worldly power.
In northern Montana the new Circle Four bronco rider known as the N Bar Freak tackles the notorious Kingbolt after being warned of his ferocity. The climactic duel ends with Kingbolt dead and the Freak still riding, cementing his legend among cowpunchers.
A New Hampshire judge receives a whimsical letter from a farmer who refuses juror duty citing farming tasks and apple sorting. He suggests Si Jackman replace him, noting Jackman’s willingness to travel for car fare. The note recalls a past juror experience during Bud Stiles’s death.
In Holland Lord Stair hosted foreign ministers with lavish entertainment. The Abbe de Ville toasted Louis XV while alluding to his master and his device The Rising Sun. The baron de Reisbach proposed the moon to honor the empress queen. The Earl of Stair drank to his master King William in the name of Joshua son of Nun who caused sun and moon to stand still.
A Latin teacher uses an unconventional approach to discipline. Nelly Ford disobeys, endures a long walk home in rain and sleet, and is not rebuked. The teacher later explains that ignoring her misbehavior was the punishment she desired and it changed her.
A London Graphic meditation argues that human vision is limited to the near plane of the earth. Until we fly or float above it, our sense of the globe’s true appearance remains invisible and inadequately imagined. Universal flying could spur a new school of art.
A line from Stray Stories where a proud woman declines marriage to the finest suitor. The rejected man taunts that an old maid might value the chance she refused.
An essay-style meditation argues that the Summer Girl is a uniquely American invention and a social institution. It portrays her freedom in summer, allure to men, and the need for she to remain poised and nonserious until winter.
The lesson from Leviticus 10 1 11 recalls Nadab and Abihu offering strange fire and dying before the Lord. It emphasizes reverence before God the prohibition on wine in the tabernacle and the need for pure worship and manhood.
From Venice the next biennial international art exhibition is announced to run April 2 to October 31, 1903. Gold medals are offered and 100,000 francs will be spent by Venice authorities on pictures for the gallery. British painters reportedly find this exhibition highly profitable for sending their work.
A collage of wry lines from various papers jokes about reconciliation pride luck fashion poets and sport. Qabs about misfortune fame and progress appear as snippets from The Atchison Globe Town Topics Indianapolis News The Scroll Cincinnati Commercial Tribune and Boston Transcript.
A Washington Star account recalls elevator shaft dangers after a hospital operating room mishap. A former patient describes being wheeled toward a shaft, the table slipping, and a 30 foot fall, saved by a mattress shift and providential luck.
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