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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
7
A reflective essay argues that as years pass the longing for content grows while wealth fame and art lose value. It stresses living in the right channel to find true ease, cautioning against chasing hollow goals and emphasizing inner balance over outward success.
A compact excerpt reflects on loss and world without children. It then provides a kitchen note detailing orange sections with sugar, soaked raisins, chestnuts and oranges, finished with lettuce and French dressing. The tone blends sentiment with practical preparation advice.
A warm day favors cooling dishes as chicken in aspic and chestnut salad appear. The aspic recipe uses a four pound chicken simmered with vegetables and spices then clarified with egg whites and gelatin for a molded loaf with color from asparagus tips eggs olives and peppers. Chestnuts are boiled peeled roasted and sliced thin for a delicate salad option.
Wayne D. McMurray notes Roscommon the fourth earl of Roscommon spoke of the crowd as often wrong He lived under Charles II and Cromwell and witnessed the multitude bless or damn royalty He is remembered as a minor poet with few surviving works including essays on translation and Horace His life spanned 1688 to 1635.
A motivational exhortation urging constant improvement by asking Is this my best. It argues that unfinished work harms the maker most and that progress requires pushing beyond yesterday's limits to achieve better results.
The Miltons claim descent from Judge Christopher Milton, brother of John Milton the poet. A descendant, John Milton born in Halifax County NC in 1740, served as Georgia secretary of state after the Revolution and was elected by Georgia electors as a candidate for the first President. His son Homer Virgil Milton, a War of 1812 officer, was known as General Milton. General Milton's son John Milton, born 1807, became governor of Florida. Governor Milton's son William Henry Milton was a jurist and his son William Hall Milton, born 1864, became a noted surveyor general.
A fragment from the MeOture Newspaper Pyndicate notes a young woman now living in a temperate zone amid ongoing bootlegger activity in the area. The snippet preserves a local gossip tone without clarifying names or places.
The article surveys traditional wedding rites where coins grain rice and sweets are scattered over the couple. It notes aims of fertility prosperity family acceptance and sweetness for the bride as shared symbolism across cultures.
Lesson text summarizes Pauls Divine guidance to Europe starting with a Macedonian vision and his later ministry in Philippi. Lydia of Thyatira convert, baptism, household faith, and hospitality illustrate early mission impact and the role of prayer and Scripture in leading converts.
A concise quotation on true humility stating that not thinking of oneself at all is the measure, not thinking little of oneself. It attributes the saying to Captain J. Arthur Hadfield and frames humility as self-forgetfulness rather than self-esteem.
A compact moral reflection on selfishness argues the soul withers when it feeds on itself. The aphorism urges selflessness as the path to renewed vitality and virtue.
A compact editorial line notes that progress on unspecified tasks is aided by prayer directed toward Gies. The brief emphasizes faith as a factor in effort and resilience, without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
Prof HD FE Greenman of the University of Michigan reports evidence that prehistoric Michigan skulls show trephining. In Alpena county several drilled skulls were found with healing indicating the operation was performed in life, suggesting skull trephining extended beyond Mexico.
Zoroaster, an early East teacher, founded what may be called the national religion of Persians. His era is uncertain but likely between 1000 B C and 600 B C. He taught a dualism of power, good light and evil darkness, with sun worship arising as the source of light and all that is good.
An old advertisement encourages soaking sore hands in Cuticura Soap and drying then applying Cuticura Ointment. It notes removing surplus ointment with tissue paper and suggests using Soap Ointment and Talcum for all toilet purposes.
Gilbert Frankau argues in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan that most women resemble vampires in demanding endless ego satisfaction from lovers. He contends the idea of women as men's playthings is a bachelor illusion and asserts the reverse dynamic is true.
In Indianapolis a visiting elderly woman asks a drugstore clerk for her son Jim, saying he has lived there four years. The clerk denies knowing him, prompting a brief exchange about recognition and local residence.
A Shinto shrine reconstruction committee in Japan votes to rebuild 198 shrines in Tokyo and nearby areas using fireproof materials after the 1928 earthquake fire. Estimated cost reaches 4 562 168 yen.
A pithy aphorism on laziness and truth telling. The remark suggests those unwilling to face facts will lie about them, framing truth as a duty and deceit as a consequence of inaction.
A traffic survey by the Bureau of Public Roads shows Maine’s primary system, just 7 percent of total mileage, carries 53 percent of the state’s traffic indicating a small road network handles most travel.
In thishealthy advert from Cleveland the copy promises relief from indigestion and stomach misery. It claims many people have eaten freely with less distress after using a Mentha something product and suggests buying a bottle today with a guarantee if it fails to help.
An improved icebox can be transformed into an iceless refrigerator using a newly invented evaporator that fits in a standard ice chest and runs on water power.
A judge remarks on a case where a caller reports a missing spouse and faces taunting comments. The exchange highlights tension between authority and community behavior as the matter proceeds.
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