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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
2
A moral exhortation from Mattie E. Brown of Minneapolis urging Christians to help the needy and live for others, citing Christ's example and the crown of reward for charitable deeds. The text emphasizes selflessness, pity, and the duty to ease others' burdens.
A sprawling tale from Guerrero Mexico follows Stirge the American mine owner in Three Sandals. Otilia plots with her lover against the rebels as a deadly revolutionary scheme unfolds. The desert town is disrupted by a plague of warrior ants revealing fate and vengeance. Otilia’s final act leads to a sunrise execution and a shocking skeleton ending.
Special Washington Letter recalls how a steady rise in policing, patrol wagons, and strict officers reduced gang violence. It notes historic eras of thieves like Sol Holloran and Babe Bedford, law enforcement methods, and compares national capital policing to Chicago.
Mrs. E. A. Crozier praises Peruna for curing bearing-down pains backache and headaches and says she feels young again. Mrs. Henderson describes severe female weakness and back pain and reports complete relief for two years. The notice offers free treatment in hot weather by Dr. Hartman with confidential records and no charges for the care plus mailing address in Columbus Ohio.
The article notes inscriptions by Richard Watson Gilder on the great pyrones of a bridge at the exposition city. Panels extol Courage Liberty Tolerance Truth Benevolence Patriotism Hospitality and Justice with themes of adventure freedom self government religious tolerance citizen virtue wise giving love of country and international brotherhood.
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