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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1934

Page

2

Crochet chair back and arm rest design set

Crochet back and arm rest set in a tulip design with cream Mountain Craft Cotton. Package No 705 includes enough thread instructions diagram and crochet hook to complete a three piece set. Prices require 40 cents for the complete package or 10 cents for instructions and diagram only. Home Craft Co Department B St Louis Mo

Home Craft Co Dep T. B. Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave St. Louis

Millions of Cars Junked Since 1930 Across U S

The article states that 15 million automobiles have been junked in the United States since 1930 with about one fifth built before 1927. It notes about 9 million cars remain in use older than seven years and that the 1934 car life averages eight years versus seven in 1929. Since 1930 roughly 10.2 million new cars have been sold.

United States

Honker the Goose Signals Winter's Approach in Peter's Tale

In a bedtime scene, Peter the hedgehog notices signs of approaching winter as leaves turn and Honker the Goose leads a distant flock south. Peter anticipates winter's arrival by listening for Honker's call and the flock’s arrival by the Big River. Meanwhile a vendor quip from Norah and a Bell Syndicate-WNU Service caption close the page.

Honker Peter Bluebird Norah

Origin and spread of chop suey in America

The piece notes chop suey is largely unknown in China outside a few foreign eateries. It asserts the dish was invented and named in Southern Pacific railroad camps in the United States over fifty years ago, credited to a cook for Chinese laborers who added western influences.

China Southern Pacific Railroad America WNU

Mr Wynn Answers a Lamp Sign Riddle and More

Dear Mr Wynn I went into a restaurant and ordered liver and bacon. The waitress served two men first. The answer explains they ordered before, same as you. They served them first to avoid your liver being out of order.

Mr. Wynn Philaharmonic I. Vory

Onions and Wholesome Winter Dishes Include Lemon Pudding

A homespun era guide extols onions as a healthy staple for winter meals and cough remedies. It offers lemon pudding directions and a baked stuffed onion dish with pepper and mushrooms as hearty main courses.

Portrait of One Business Man

A poem-like portrait portrays a business leader who treats workers harshly, likening pawns to laborers. The narrator accuses the boss of delay and greed, suggesting a moral reckoning will come when a higher power observes his cruelties and the workers' fear. In dialogue, Jim cries checkmate as fate nears.

Jim

Walnut and Salmon Salad with Stuffed Onions

Recipe notes describe stuffing six onions with a breadcrumb butter mix and baking until brown. Also includes a walnut salmon salad with canned salmon, walnuts, shredded cabbage, and cooked salad dressing served on lettuce.

First American Almshouse Built in Philadelphia

The article notes that the first colonial almshouse was established by the Society of Friends in Philadelphia. William Penn in 1684 left a letter urging pity for the distressed. John Martin, a Quaker tailor, left two Walnut Street lots to the monthly meeting for the use of poor Friends, who in 1713 decided to build an almshouse there.

William Penn America Penn Colonies Friends John Martin Society of Friends Philadelphia Walnut Street Delaware Third Fourth Streets Monthly Meeting

Sunday School World Membership Surges

Sunday schools saw world membership rise by more than one million annually over the past four years. The growth indicates expanding reach and engagement in religious education programs across regions.

Popular World

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