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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
7
The article argues pain is a sensory warning localized in skin and nerves, not a feeling. It explains pain can be unpleasant neutral or even pleasant, serving to alert us to danger, with pain often contrasted against subjective feelings of pleasantness or unpleasantness.
A birthday gift, a handmade pair of blue knitted bedroom slippers with white fleecy lining brings warmth and pride. Melly, who saved them for special days, finally wears them, enjoying their comfort and the gentle, friendly magic of her mother's craft.
Practical weekly meal ideas for a house mother emphasize using leftovers and economical ingredients. Recipes include Chicken Au Lait with milk broth and roasted fowl, Scalloped Fish with potatoes and peas, and lettuce kept fresh by curtain-wrapped storage. Also suggests simple cocoa drinks and thrift sandwiches.
Poem recounts a family preparing for Marys party with a festive homecoming. Father brings items for the hall while Mother cleans and cooks. The country drive yields leaves berries and autumn decor as the house gleams for the anticipated event.
The article explains that jotting it down implies quick writing and criticizes lax workers who rush tasks. It cites the expression’s origin and includes a quip from Mature Matilda about aging and youth.
A compact note explains jot derived from Iota, meaning a tittle or small mark over a letter to show pronunciation. It extends to anything of slight value and notes that jotting down means making a few marks to write something.
A brief adage warns that when facing temptation one should turn to the right. The anonymous saying emphasizes steadfast self control and moral resolve.
A McClure Syndicate column warns against plotters and defamers who ruin others to elevate themselves. It urges integrity through honest work and kindness to win respect, noting that destiny brings retribution for malign schemes.
Advice column style piece offering social guidance on relationships and money matters. The tone mocks men and advises on trust, independence, and handling finances with women. It presents male-female dynamics in a dated, humorous voice.
An old remedy by Pastor Koenig promises relief from nervousness and sleeplessness. Koenig Medicine Co advertises large free samples at reader request, with factories worldwide and U.S. distribution. Send a postal to 1045 North Wells Street, Chicago, to receive a sample and mention your local paper.
Fort Williams Journal reports a light verse about age guessing with a punch line about a woman’s real age and six guesses. The quip plays on misdirection and humorous miscounts.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia marketed as a universal sweetener to soothe children's stomachs and neutralize acid. Endorsed by physicians, highlighted as a pleasant, effective remedy with the trademarked name and long history since 1875.
A terse dialogue contrasts a father resistant to an unsuitable match with Sultor proposing to take the daughter. The piece opens with a blunt assertion about avoiding a life tied to an foolish mate and ends with a wry proverb about the dulling grind of work and perpetual wear.
The note claims fresh vegetables aid digestion and health without strict dieting. A ten day test shows stomach liver and bowels improve with occasional pepsin syrup. It states children and elderly benefit and credits Dr Caldwell who in 1875 discovered the remedy now sold in drugstores.
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