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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
2
A Maine man reports a bull moose charged his new sedan near Danforth. The moose blocked the road as the driver blew his horn, then struck the vehicle with its horns, smashing the side windows and damaging the car. No injuries reported.
Nature Magazine recorded an albino robin living in Annapolis and Maj. John D. Marston notes the bird has returned for its fifth year in a row.
A concise quotation reflects on human frailty and the divine spark within each person, attributed to Francis Bacon. The line emphasizes inner worth beyond material limits and moral potential.
Mary Elizabeth visits Indianapolis to see her father and stays several days. On returning home her grandmother asks about Sunday school. She replies that in the city people do not go to Sunday school but to shows.
In a Southern Pennsylvania farm setting Meely, a witty farm girl, confesses longing for polite treatment and dreams of a refined romance with St Croix. He, a wary suitor with class pretensions, grapples with jealousy and a growing attraction as they discuss dates, stepmothers, and societal expectations. The scene ends with a charged moment as Meely reveals a spark of life in her eyes.
Handsome Creighton from St. Croix waits for his sweetheart Meely Schwenckton at their secret spot. The wealthy young man admires her demure beauty but notes their social gap as she is fifteen minutes late.
A Hampshire farmer convicted of stealing turnips cites belief that stolen produce aids a sick cow and claims wealth to cover costs. Similar myths appear worldwide, including German lottery tickets bought with stolen money and Turkish rings worn to ward off disease. Experts suggest criminals seek excuses for wrongdoing, fueling such superstitions.
Peter Campbell of Ilaina Australia faced a dangerous prank when a large ram with a strong temper charged him after he entered his bachelor quarters. Campbell fell twice, crawled away, and lit a match to see the animal looming before him. His door was found locked upon leaving, and police seek the practical joker responsible for the incident and the odd butter passage that precipitated the scare.
A sermon outline on Isaiah six presents Israel as a favored vineyard and explains six sins that ruin the nation. It covers monopoly, dissipation, moral confusion, conceit, perversion of justice, and divine judgment, with emphasis on visiting orphans and widows in affliction as true religion.
A terse aphorism warns that sin consumes the sinner and harms society. It urges treating sin as a murderer should be treated, reflecting a moralistic stance on vice and personal discipline.
A reflection on fear of error in labor and a promise of guidance as truth. Frances Ridley Havergal quotes Christ aiding human effort, urging trust in divine direction. The piece emphasizes humility, perseverance, and reliance on spiritual instruction.
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