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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
6
Two years of travel end in tragedy for Linda and Roth
Linda and Courtney Roth roam the world chasing wealth and status. Their glittering escape hides growing strain and final ruin as abuse surfaces in a Swiss hotel before a fatal end. A chance meeting with Brian Anstey aboard a train hints at new tension as the chapter ends.
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Linda
Courtney Roth
Boston
Roth
Roths
Switzerland
Fog Enfolds Island Castaway Tale Ends in Reunion
Leone, stranded on a fogbound island near Fairhaven, finds shelter in a bungalow as a mysterious man reveals himself as her husband. The foghorn ushers a hopeful note of rescue while a planned separation is set to be shattered by a final, intimate reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone
Robinson Crusoe
Fairhaven
Linda Haverhill Marries Adventurer in Wealthless Courtship
Linda Haverhill loses her father at seventeen and inherits worthless stock certificates she brings to her friend Senator Converse. After a whirlwind romance she marries Courtney Roth, only to learn he is a penniless adventurer living by schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Haverhill
Senator Converse
Linda
Courtney Roth
Dreary South African Train Ride Sparks Curious Gaze
Linda, unsettled by a snow gray dawn, watches the veld from a pullman window as a sudden jolt divides her mood. The carriage fills with anxious faces and the sight of a handsome man across the aisle heightens tension amid a creeping sense of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Langeuer
Balto the lead dog of 1925 Nome serum relay
In Karasjok Norway the Balto family gained fame through Balto the Alaskan malamute. Balto led Gunnar Kasson’s team that carried diphtheria serum on the final 60 miles of the 600 mile Nome to Nenana relay in February 1925 during the diphtheria outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karasjok
Norway
Lapland
Tana
Finland
Balto
Gunnar Kasson
Nenana
Nome
Civil War and World War Casualties Estimates
The text compares Union and Confederate wartime totals with estimates of casualties and costs. It cites Union forces around 2.13 million and Confederate estimates from 600 thousand to 1.406 million, with Union losses about 359,528 and Confederate dead around 133,821. It also references a World War mobilization near 65 million with substantial casualties. The fragment ends with a mention of Professor Ba.
Modern life outshines Louis XIV in comforts and leisure
Paul Calery argues in the Yale Review that today’s ordinary man enjoys far more control over time, travel, and sensory experiences than the greatest monarch of Europe 250 years ago. He notes moderns can cross the world, sleep in palaces, and fashion a happy life with modest intelligence, while monarchs endured physical suffering.
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Louis XIV
Europe
Paul Calery
The
Yale Review
Johnson discusses shifts in novel trends at Century club lunch
Kenneth Johnson, fresh Prix de Rome winner, remarks on how novels have evolved from historical romances like Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall to socialistic works such as Number 5 John Street and Looking Backward, then compares modern fiction to a dream. He quips the lady has read all of modern fiction, including Freud.
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Kenneth Johnson
Century Club
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
John Street
Westminster
Elk Garden
W. Va
Elkins
Porter
Clarksburg
Kersbrocery
Wil
Arto
Frostburg
Main St
Dros W. Va
Steck
Stere Ue
Prine
Evtie
Ben de Eis
Parkersburg
W.va
Salfs CO
Wader Bidg
German Travelers Threaten Boycott Over Effigies in Norway
The German Traveling association protests to authorities in Trondhjem Norway over a shooting gallery displaying tar effigies of the ex Kaiser the ex crown prince and Bismarck. They warn that German tourists will boycott the town if the effigies remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavia
German Traveling Association
Trondhjem
Norway
Bismarck
Hannahs Prayer Answered and Samuel’s Calling in 1 Samuel
The lesson outlines Hannah’s distress and prayer for a son, Samuel, her vow to dedicate him to the Lord, Eli’s blessing, and Samuel’s early ministry. It notes Hannah’s trust, Samuel’s obedience, and the rise of Samuel as Israel’s prophet, linking parental faith to national faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Elkanah
Samuel
Eli
Biscall
Israel
Dan
Beersheba
Character the Great Equipment of the Soul Winner
The quotation asserts character as the essential tool to win souls. It rejects the idea of meeting worldly temptations to attract converts and argues that true influence comes from steadfast virtue and spiritual integrity.
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Christ
Richard Hobbs
An Offering Mirth as a Sweet Wine of Life
A fragment referencing Henry Ward Beecher urges offering mirth as a sparkling teetful life. The wording is garbled but centers on mirth as a blessing and Beecher as a named figure.
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Get—Henry ‘Ward Beecher
Castoria: A Gentle Remedy for Colic and Digestive Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for babies and children. It claims quick soothing for colic, relief from diarrhea, and gentle bowel regulation, with the genuine product bearing Chas. H. Fletcher's signature.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
War on automatic drug stores in public places
Medical men in London fight the new automatic drug stores in railway stations and hotels that dispense aspirin and bismuth. A pathologist warns they may cause fatalities from child access. A local ad promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills at 25c a box.
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London
Not Happy Way to Live Dialog Reflects Strain at Home
A terse exchange shows a couple in conflict with a social elder asking if they can live together peacefully. The husband replies that happiness is not possible, signaling ongoing domestic tension.
Ridiculous 1925 1929 Fashions Captured in Photos
The article laments that future readers will judge harshly the fashions from 1925 to 1929 as depicted in photographs. It notes the striking and outdated styles of that era.
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D. D
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Eve
Fyrtafanal, Castoria
Wright
Pearl St
N. Y
Adv
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Heavy Street
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