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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
7
A brief remark notes that marriage failure harms women more than men while a successful marriage benefits women most, reflecting gendered outcomes in relationships. The line contrasts misfortune and reward tied to marital status.
Mothers prefer Mother Gray's Powders for feverishness headache bad stomach teething disorders and to move bowels and destroy worms. Effective within 24 hours and gentle for children. Used by mothers for 20 years. All Druggists 25c. Sample free. Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY. Adv.
A quirky Farm Life snippet shows a cheerful clash as a grim man slips a pistol from his pocket during a heated exchange. The line contrasts clothing placement with a bloodhound’s hunting scent, revealing tension and suspense in a playful rural setting.
The piece argues learning, not teaching, forms true education. It states education comes by experience and doing, that teaching alone cannot make scholars or good citizens. A teacher should guide and create conditions for absorption rather than merely relay facts.
A light, pleasing mood rises after savoring a warm drink, signaling the start of comfort and satisfaction. The piece highlights the cheerfulness and simple pleasure found in a hot beverage.
A devotional overview of Revelation chapters 1 7 focusing on Ephesus Smyrna Pergamos and other churches. It discusses their qualities faults trials and promises with emphasis on overcomers and life crowns to those who endure.
A fashion sketch describes plain coats as tasteful and versatile, stressing fabric choice color and expert workmanship. Two standout models are highlighted, one striped plush brown with minimal ornamentation and a belt that only crosses the front, the other long velour cloth with a belt that threads through slashes for a nipped waist and pointed ends.
Advertisements quote Dr. Pierce and users praising Anuric tablets for uric acid removal and relief from rheumatism backache kidney trouble. Claims highlight effectiveness versus lithia and urge ordering trials with a 10 cent trial package. Testimonials from Buffalo and New York readers appear.
The article lists decorative yet practical gift ideas for Christmas including wicker hampers with a playful doll pin cushion, a round box for vanity items, and other dainty containers. It details a gilded small hamper basket with a green satin ribbon and a miniature impish doll, plus a rose silk covered pasteboard box with gold braid and a ribbon flower bouquet embellishment suitable for handkerchiefs veils or ribbons.
The writer suggests attractive white collars worn inside fur to counteract unbecoming effects. Proposes a wider turnover, a three to four point pattern, and crocheted or embroidered edges. Recommends all white or salt color accents, avoiding multicolor combinations.
An American designer creates a cloth from angora yarn crocheted into a fabric often used for babies caps. In soft gray it forms effective banding. The first design, a smoky gray Russian costume with high collar and wide cuffs, proves striking and original in its luxe simplicity.
A patient in a dental chair asks the dentist to remove a nerve, insisting he is a book agent. The exchange mixes medical procedure with an odd identity claim as the dentist remains focused on care.
Advertisement for Soap and Ointment claiming cleansing soothing and healing benefits. Offers free sample by mail with Book through Cuthura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A snippet shows a speaker asking about visits and receiving the answer that the visits were to relatives not friends. The brief exchange hints at personal or domestic relations within a social context.
A vintage page promotes Castoria for infants with the Ye signature claim and warns mothers to examine bottles. It also touts Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy, notes Hoxsie’s Croup Remedy as lifesaving for children with no opium or nausea, and includes minor ad lines for Dr Pierce's Pellets and a lyric quip about singing.
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