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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
5
Plain and fancy sewing offered by Rhea Hooley on O. Rt 2. Prices described as reasonable. Contact for work in Bowdil area.
In a Norfolk village farmers grow most green peas from seed believed to be 2400 years old, reportedly discovered in the case of an Asian MUMBA.
The article describes the tiny seahorse galloping along coral in warm tropical seas, protected by a bony armor. Municipal aquariums nationwide house specimens that require salt water similar to its natural habitat. Its name derives from its equine resemblance and grazing behavior, with a lively display in its marine environment.
A Dalton area digest quotes Detroit News on John G Lowe of Dayton noting the 1840 Washington visit shows Congress as average in talent with Webster Calhoun and Clay figures praised. includes a House Senate reflection and a mix of local Thanksgiving social notes and a historic fly plague description.
The article explains how Roman ecological columbaria survived in Gaul while Normans reintroduced them to England. Medieval dovecotes supplied food during lean months, housing hundreds of pigeons in small spaces. With root crops, dovecotes declined and many have fallen into neglect like windmills and watermills.
Mrs Martin, a Sunday school teacher, shares Joyce Kilmer’s Trees with her class of seven year olds on Nature Study Sunday. She explains each line and reminds that only God can make a tree, inviting reflection. A boy quips that poems are made by fools.
An entertainment story recalls a one time shah at a grand concert. After a long program the shah requested a repeat of the first selection, the sonata. He insisted the piece that came before it be played again, prompting another tuning and reprise for the royal audience.
A humorous letter in the Boston Transcript quotes a self-praising applicant named Wong seeking a stratigraphic or typing position. He claims skill driving a typewriter with “great noise,” praises his English, cites an escaped job due to a large man’s death, and asks when he should arrive, offering to be of “big use” to the employer.
Advice urges shoppers to choose canned foods for convenience during hot weather. Experts claim uniform quality from cans, with produce grown under strict seed supervision and inspected at cannery stages for consistent ripeness and freshness.
The notice advertises coal still available from the old stand with contact at phone 31 Dalton and includes an offer of baled straw for sale by R. Vankirk.
The Netherland East Indies ship akins of pythons water snakes and Java ringed Szards to the United States to be made into leather.
C F Buchwalter of Dalton Ohio appointed and qualified as executor of Ollie Gardner estate in Wayne County Ohio by Probate Judge 183 U.S. Saunders. Immediate duties and rights as executor to be observed under Ohio law.
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