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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

7

Aeroplane skirt replaces hobble at 1911 fashion meet

At the National Association of Cloak and Suit Makers convention in Chicago the hobble skirt was rejected. The new Aeroplane design features full bottom, hidden pleats, and a short length that shows ankles. Over 100 manufacturers attended, with officers including Alexander Printz and J P Hovland elected.

Chicago National Association of Cloak and Suit Makers of North America LaSalle—hotel West Canada Alexander_Printz

Relics Found From Revolutionary Cache in Hudson Area

Two New York college students unearthed a trench near the Hudson above the Battery and recovered two wagon loads of British relics. Among items are officer silver buckles musket flints regimental buttons cannon balls and old cannons.

New York City New York College Hudson

Forced to Give Baby Back

The Warrens on Staten Island claimed a baby from Maude Campbell after pressuring her to consent as the stork allegedly refused their home. A physician visited Mrs. Warren for a week and on February 15, 1910, they announced the birth. Mrs Campbell later returned from Manhattan on October 28 and took the child back despite the Warrens pleas.

New York City Staten Island Arthur W. Warren Maude Campbell Warrens

Carnegie Reunites With Western Pennsylvania Friends

Andrew Carnegie hosted a reunion at his New York home on Fifth Avenue inviting twenty former railroad and telegraph workers from western Pennsylvania. Guests, now varied in status, recalled old times while sharing tea and stories at the tea table.

New York City Andrew Carnegie Pennsylvania Mr. Carnegie Ninetieth Street Fifth Avenue Carnegie

Death Ends Remarkable Career

Paris France Robert Louis Philippe Eugene Ferdinand D Orleans Duc DeChartres brother of the late Comte DeParis and grandson of Louis Philippe died at 70 He and his elder brother served on General McClellans staff during the American Civil War and were members of the Grand Army of the Republic

Paris France Robert Louis Philippe Eugene Ferdinand D’orleans Duc DeChartres Comte DeParis Louis Philippe George B. McClellan Grand Army United States

Death by Cross Toll In Ohio Towns And Notes On Stadia

Long column recounts multiple incidents from Ohio locales including a sheriff raid on a poker game in Millersburg, a banker’s bankruptcy tie to doughnut holes, Bristol terror stopped by authorities, a Tremont Countess Nellie Lyttle’s news from Germany, and local police actions. It also includes religious text discussion tied to the crucifixion of Jesus with meditations on the seven sayings from the cross and redemption themes.

Millersburg O.marshall W Hoover Walter Bell Hight Mayor Marchand Bell Sandusky Stephen C. Bolton Elmore Claude B. DeWitt Floyd Chauncey Felgen James A. Dunden Bristol Delaware James R. Lyttle Nellie Lyttle Enlenburg Germany Count Bothe Enlenburg Kaiser’s Court August Enlenburg Oberlin Cassie Chadwick Ohio Penitentiary Louis Marshall Oberlin College Massillon State Hospital Citizen’s National Bank Wills Findlay Congresman Cole Willis Ada Canton Katie Manz Elizabeth Massillon Harter Kenton Henry Elsasses Elsagier Galion Elizabeth Seif Youngstown W. H. Taft Margaret Mary John Boggins John Boggins Pike Street Roosevelt Sewickley Taft John Wooley East Springfield Cleveland Ashtabula Canada East Toington Pilate Jesus God Cyrene Antonia Herod’s Palace Calvary Paradise Eloi Christ Ruskin Kingdom of Heaven Heaven Jofzour

Free recipe promises cure for weak kidneys

A Detroit doctor offers a free at home remedy costing $3.50 for kidney and bladder ailments. The notice promises rapid relief from pain, dribbling, and weakness and urges readers to request the recipe by mail.

A. HB. Robinson K-252 Luck Building Detroit Mich

Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Restored Kidney Health

An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ailments and related symptoms. A testimonial from Mrs. B. D. H. Dewey of Neligh Nebraska describes a severe dropsy episode in 1909 and credited the pills with restoring normal kidney function. The sales pitch urges readers to remember the name and buy from dealers, 60 cents per box via Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY.

Dean BD. H. Dewey Neligh Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Phrase on husband neglect and Wizard Oil as family remedy

A rural adage condemns a man who favors his pigs over his wife and children, labeling him the devil’s idea of a husband. It claims Hamlins Wizard Oil serves as a substitute for the family doctor in sudden mishaps, hence its common shelf presence.

Their Fate and a Witty Exchange at Table d hôte

Mrs. Crow-William asks about old age and what will become of them. Mr. Crow replies with a humorous image of ending up as quail on toast at a table d hôte restaurant.

Mrs. Crow William Mr. Crow

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion

A 50 cent Diapepsin case offers fast relief for upset stomachs and dyspepsia. It claims to digest food as if the stomach were not there and to prevent sour burps, belching, gas, and nausea within minutes. The ad ends with a quip about Eve and Adam.

Pape

Man Tells of Suicide Attempt and Refusal of Help

An article fragment describes a person taking Paris green to end his life and a specialist’s attempt to treat him. The patient initially resists care, insisting the doctor redeem him after his own actions. After a 24 hour pause, he calls to seek treatment again.

Parls Green Paris Green Paris Grée

A Meritorious Act in Banter at Court

The court records a humorous exchange as Mr Cynic asks for a real deed to aid others and Mr Optim replies with an odd act of kindness by kicking a banana peel off the sidewalk. The judge weighs the joke as a moment of wit rather than a serious act.

Cynic Optim

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