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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
5
A compact 1927 note from Fred H. Buel mirrors a local column style. It laments scarce parking and jests about holiday meals suggesting a community column tone in Dalton and vicinity.
Nature Magazine explains tiger moths are named for their coloring not ferocity. The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben noting Rastus Pinkley had a lucky day with the races, missing a train and avoiding a bad pool of bets.
Local items report Miss Elizabeth Graber at West Lebanon and multiple Thanksgiving visits across Dalton and nearby towns. An alarm at Sam Martin residence. fire crews aided by Mrs Martin's hose. Several travel and visitor mentions include Orrin Findley Ada Ada and James Singhass Winchester and many Dalton residents. Enclosures advertise Remington Eleanbore cartridges at Scott's Store and a Dalton paint shop sale.
A reflective line notes that some individuals endure endless self talk without flinching, contrasting nerves with their tolerance for sound. The piece implies a paradox of anxiety and persistence in vocal expression.
Thanksgiving day and Sunday visits are listed among Lincoln Heights families. Ezra Brubaker and family with John Eschliman at E M Shoup house. Daniel Eberly family with Joel Amstutz. S 4 Steiner and guests. Jacob Hasseman and family at George Arnold. Dawson of Dover and Mrs R C Beck with daughter Goldie of Akron visited Vanausdale home.
Zeb Hopkins says the big opera house is not suitable for amateur night. He notes the long distance from gallery to stage makes amateur performances impractical.
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