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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1935

Page

4

Engagement Announced at a Dalton House Party

Miss Beatrice Barden of Galena will marry John C. Swartzwalder of Shreve in October. The engagement was announced at a Thursday evening hostess event for friends honoring Barden, instructor in Home Economics at Dalton high school. A two course luncheon featured a green and white theme, with prizes awarded for bridge.

Lois Williams Beatrice Barden Edwin Barden Galena John C. Swartzwalder C. C. Swartzwalder Shreve Miss Barden Dalton High School Kate Wyre Lucile Lawrence Miss Lawrence Wooster Willard Hauenstein Rittman Kathryn Wyre Myrna Gonter Kathryn Mumaw Edna Springer Mildred Horst Mary Hauenstein Paul Schultz Rene Orr Clair Kirchhofer Dalton

Worry Sack Told To Be Thrown Away

A Montreal Herald note cites worry as harmful and paralyzing, likening it to a wolf that harms. An old angel story shows a man with a sack of yesterday and tomorrow, both empty, teaching that one should discard worries to stay ready for duty and action.

Montreal Herald

Why There Are So Many Flowers in Mountains

A Montreal Herald writer notes Drs. R G Gustavson and Humphrey G Owen of Denver University report water exists in three forms with a heavier hydrogen atom. The finding promises value for mankind and explains how melt water differs from steam condensate, affecting plant growth and mountain flowers near snow banks.

R. G. Gustavson Humphrey G.owen Denver University Montreal Herald

Why Oil Tank Cars Have Cupolas

The Interstate Commerce Commission requires oil tank cars to have domes large enough to hold 2 to 4 percent of the car capacity. Domes provide overflow space as temperatures rise and house the safety valve.

Interstate Commerce Commission

Why Washingtonians Do Not Vote

The District of Columbia is not a state and does not grant voting rights to its residents. DC is governed by the United States and its citizens vote in their home states or by mail where allowed. Temporary DC residents often retain legal residence elsewhere and vote in those states.

Washington, D. C United States District of Columbia Washington Congress

Meteoric Heat and Atmospheric Interaction

Meteors burn on their forward sides as heat generated in air. Combustible portions burn, adding to atmosphere or settling to Earth's surface. Incombustible parts melt or vaporize, become atmospheric components such as helium, and gradually descend to the surface.

Earth

Why It Is Court of St. James

The British court called the Court of St James derives its name from the Palace of St James, a religious establishment once on the site dedicated to St James. After Whitehall burned in 1697 it became the regular domicile of English rulers until 1887 when Buckingham Palace became the royal residence.

Court of St. James Palace of St. James St. James Whitehall Buckingham

Why Sharks Fight Back When Attacking From Below

The article explains that a shark must roll onto its back to strike objects at the surface due to the mouth’s position under the snout. The lower jaw opens beneath the body, making a direct bite from above impractical without turning over.

Why Animals Stand Side by Side in Pasture Shade

In pastures horses and cows gather beneath trees and face opposite directions to fight flies. Their tails swish over each other as they rest until called to harness and plow.

Why Pyramidal Monuments Were Used

Herodotus notes Egyptian belief that pyramids symbolize human life with a broad base for youth tapering to extinction. The idea links monument shape to lifespan and mortality in ancient culture.

Herodotus

Why Iron Rusts Explain Rust Formation

Iron rusts because it reacts chemically with oxygen in air and water vapor to form hydrated oxide of iron, commonly known as rust.

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