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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
7
A relic of Roman superstition explains why June is linked to weddings. It notes Juno as guardian of women and patroness of happy marriages, with the month named for her festival at month’s end.
A 1930 Bell Syndicate piece recalls classic fan humor about Frank Isbell and Izzy Isbell, plus tales of Danny Green and Larry Chappelle. It describes Isbell’s outburst after a close call, a heckler quip about Mary Garden, and a water-break gag aimed at Chappelle, illustrating era baseball banter and player quirks.
Miss Clara Roe of New York reports Estonian women bear heavy loads as home makers, workers, and public servants. With many juggling two or three duties, they support the nation after World War I losses, laboring in fields, roads, yards and construction, and could outvote men if given full political power.
Ivy Lee who visited Soviet Russia in the Rockefeller interests was praised at a New York luncheon for his book about the trip. He said the book corrects exaggerations and warned against Sovietism, noting horrors have been exaggerated and comparing it to a seven inch hairy cockroach that growls and drops from ceilings to steal food.
Tests in Hanover Germany demonstrated a propeller driven engine powering a train. The armored car like locomotive used two propellers connected to motors. Similar experiments were under way in Scotland with the George Bennie railplane, a cigar shaped car on rails reaching about 120 miles an hour by aircraft propellers.
The fragment hints at a dialogue about extracting a tooth and a curious remark by a Pullman Porter. A cryptic line questions pastimes and a remark on laughter as music, suggesting a mood of unease about past and present.
A reflective line notes that lifelong effort may culminate in late success, leaving a person half annoyed yet grateful as the world finally recognizes their work. The statement frames delayed achievement as both dilemma and vindication.
Humorous exchange framed as a flirtatious line where a man boasts of unique affection while the other replies with playful confirmation. The quip hints at a lighthearted romance or dating scene with witty banter and social tone.
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