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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
9
Practical guidance for holiday parcel sending from an Expressman. Use deadline labels, wooden boxes, full addresses, prepaid charges, and clear receipts. Include from and consignee addresses, protect fragile items, and mark perishables for priority handling.
S By MARTIN announces the sale of his entire stock of granite ware tin ware hollow ware and related items at reduced prices after disposing of the hardware business to Ira Johnson of Maysville. Barn hardware manufacturing continues in a more extensive way. Call early for bargains.
A New York Press excerpt mocks extreme health obsessions urging moderation in diet drink and habit. It notes various purported cures and dangers from water to wine and condemns cranks who tout rigid regimes while praising balanced living for longevity.
Frank Gibson invites shoppers to save money this fall by purchasing carpets or room size rugs at his store.
The I. C. O. F. Arlington lodge No. 776 elected C. B. Feasel as N. G. Dr. Wm. N. LaViers as W. G. PL Stusser as R. S. A. E. Schultz as F. S. J. R. Roabuck as Treas. D. H. Santmyer as Trustee during the Monday night session.
Leonard W. Cornabee of Elyria and Leona M. Sweeny of Wooster. Noble Z. Close of Orrville and Bertha E. Keller of Orrville. Charles M. Rife of Orrville and Eliza beth J. Stratton of Applecreek.
Local and traveling salesmen wanted in this state to represent Allen Nursery Co. in Rochester New York. Earn money selling easy selling special ties. Apply now for territory.
The quote cites Theodore Roosevelt warning that peace breeds sloth among soldiers and sailors who will fall to more disciplined rivals in war. It adds a witty remark about remorse after spending money on a supper, contrasted with using funds for essential needs.
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