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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
2
The advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe herbal remedy for babies with colic fever and upset stomach. It claims quick calming effects, pleasant taste, and a free care book, urging parents to choose genuine Castoria prescribed by physicians.
The Cecropia caterpillar, a large silk worm, is described as a beautiful creature by Nature Magazine. It often grows to four inches and sports conspicuous protuberances illuminated in coral red yellow and blue against a bluish green body.
An old advertisement touts a Safe and Proven Remedy to cure a cold in one day. The box allegedly bears the signature of E. W. Grove. Price listed at 30 cents.
A colonial era remark notes fathers tally sons over daughters, implying six daughters may be present yet ignored in counts. The line captures gender bias in family statistics and social norms.
Americans told to guard kidney health by drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to flush clogged kidneys, neutralize acids, and ease bladder issues and related pains.
The wealthy St Croix Creighton waits fifteen minutes for Meely Schwenckton a demure Pennsylvania Dutch girl who is late and seemingly out of his class. He admires her beauty yet she keeps him at a distance causing his chagrin.
Meely Schwenckten returns home to a chaotic house ruled by Aunt Rosy and a strict father. Meely’s disguise of confidence clashes with the kitchen’s dirty upheaval as Susie’s illness tests family loyalties and control.
London architect N Rooksby Steele explains how Britain's bullion house began at Mercers Hall and moved to Grocers Hall. Sampson laid the foundation stone in 1752 with Britannia sculpted by Taylor, inspiring the bank’s nickname.
A reflective comment notes that mere good intentions do not grant heroic status. The piece contrasts intentions with actions and suggests true heroism requires deeds beyond talk.
Lesson for December 11 outlines Isaiah 7 37 31 36 87 with focus on Immanuel prophecy divine protection and faith. It covers Ahaz trust in God not Assyria Hezekiah prayer and delivery, and the Assyrian siege ending when an angel smites 185 000 in the camp of Sennacherib with divine judgment.
A quotation notes that the Bible provides a firm platform in scientific study and a ladder by which to ascend to conclusions, attributed to Lieutenant Maury.
Hudson Taylor notes that all gods giants were weak men who accomplished much for God by trusting in His presence with them. The quote emphasizes faith over personal strength and persistence in divine companionship.
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