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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
7
Honduran cabinet figure Senor B Ernesto Argueta has arrived in Washington to assume duties as Honduras new minister, signaling a fresh phase in bilateral relations with the United States.
On Guam the largest island of Marianag, about 6400 acres are forests. The hard center of the wood called ifil is the island’s premier furniture wood, praised for its density and beauty when polished. Other woods include chopag ugdug ufa and algoa.
United States Post Office fraud investigator D. Angier surveys a display of items suspected as fraudulent including sex indicators fountains of youth all cure eye water and a range of remedies. The scene underscores efforts to curb deceptive mail offerings.
A city woman’s short sojourn in the countryside is humorously remembered as a house party, a phrase she uses to describe those few days away.
A global survey by James F. Abel of the U S Bureau of Education shows 62 percent of people aged ten and over are illiterate, totaling about 850.5 million of 1 3639 million. Eighty percent of those in high illiteracy nations live in 18 countries, while the United States remains under 10 percent. Porto Rico and the Philippines report notably higher rates.
The First Christian Church of Tampa will retain its $235,000 property for now as members scramble to fund the new building. A congregant sold a car, another borrowed on life insurance, and a third mortgaged his home to meet a $10,000 note.
A quirky quoted exchange from Buen Humor in Madrid references a kiss between Mr. Smith and Sister Annie and oddly relates a new box of mechanical canoe items, reflecting lighthearted humor in the issue.
A concise reflection argues that friendship guards feelings but not always truth, suggesting that loyalty can justify withholding blunt honesty in close relationships. The statement frames honesty as a variable virtue tied to personal bonds and care.
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