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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
6
The Washington Star notes gem-cutting is an ancient, secretive art with no American reference books. It claims 125 stones are commonly worked by lapidaries, about half fit for cabochon and the rest for facets, highlighting the discipline's archaic roots and enduring intrigue.
Cairo, capital of Egypt, is highlighted as a major Mediterranean cruise stop with famed mosques. The article notes Gaumi Sultan Hassan’s costly building project and punishment for the architect, the Citadel mosque of alabaster, and the Ninth century Mosque of Turin. It also recalls legends of Noah’s ark, Abraham, and Moses on Rhoda Island nearby.
The text describes tall trim and shy pintail ducks that are rapid filers and not noisy. It notes males can be identified by white bellies a white line on the head and neck and long central tail feathers. Wing edges during flight and the female’s slender brown streaked appearance are also described.
The mynah bird, a crow family relative, is native to India and is found only in Hawaii within the United States. It is barred from the continental mainland due to concerns about the spread of aggressive bird species already present. Hawaii hosts the bird across landscapes, cages, and even on livestock, rivaling parrots in talking ability.
An isolated Nova Scotia island features a cliff etched with the Madonna and Child image formed naturally by storms waves and frost. The inaccessible Virgin's Island has never seen a human foot on its shores.
The text contrasts Ethiopian criminal justice with modern nations noting Abyssinians use no lethal chambers or electric chairs. It states they execute murderers by hanging them from trees rather than more refined methods. It mentions poison gas submarines and air bombs as used by some powers.
Tax books for the community will be open at the bank until Friday evening. This is the last chance to pay without penalty.
About 35 percent of the world's nickel supply comes from the vicinity of Sudbury Ontario. The ore plays a key role in global nickel production and industry.
Dalton dealers publish current prices for grains and produce. Wheat No 1 per bushel 78 cents. Corn per bushel 70 cents. Oats per bushel 48 cents. Eggs per dozen 27 cents.
The shepherd dog is noted for a beautiful head with erect medium sized ears and a long muzzle. It has almond shaped dark brown eyes with loveliness and fire. The dog stands about 24 inches tall with a smooth coat, rare wire or long types, any color from solid black. The tail is bushy reaching the lower joint of the hind legs.
On Sunday Aug 25 at Rev I J Buchwalter's home near Dalton Miss Verda Amstutz and Ivan J Zuercher wed in a sunlit ceremony. The issue also records births and deaths in the community, Mennonite Conference news, visits, reunions and local society activities with numerous named residents and their relations.
William Shammo living two miles east of town suffered a broken leg and collar bone when his wheat wagon was struck by a car on the curve near H. H. Weimer's farm just inside the Dalton limit. The driver was uninjured and Shammo was taken to Massillon City Hospital.
A note from Donald Stahl thanks friends for cards letters books flowers and food during his recent illness or recovery and expresses lifelong appreciation for their kindness.
Instructional note claims drinking water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It adds a mention of Adlerika for gas relief and claims one dose cleans poisons and washes both bowels, referencing Or s Pharmacy and a product name Adyt.
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