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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

3

From Forty Five to Sixty Morse Okla Change of Life

Mrs Alice Raney of Morse Oklahoma says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her through the Change of Life at age 45 and she is now over 60 with eight children and good health. Her daughter and daughter-in-law also recommend the remedy and she occasionally uses it herself. The advertisement urges women to seek Pinkham's remedy for relief during this critical period and offers confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.

Morse Okla Lydia E. Pinkham Alice Raney Oklahoma Pinkham

Diplomats and Customs Clash Over Baggage Searches

Secretary of State Colby pledges to seek court orders to stop Treasury customs from inspecting baggage of foreign diplomats arriving in the United States. Officials say diplomats may bring liquor in and consignments already in the country can only be removed by a diplomat or household member, sparking tensions and fears of a broader dispute.

Ashington Colby Treasury Department United States Land of the Free Roumania Monaco Sweden Albania Armenia Liberia Customs Service

First US Postage Stamps and Franklin’s Place in History

The article recalls the first US postage stamp issued in 1847, Ben Franklin’s role as early postal chief, and the evolution to 475 stamp types by the modern era. It notes the 3,712,000 stamps issued in three years and the 1851 recall date, with details on denominations, colors, and design elements.

United States New York City Benjamin Franklin Postoffice U. S Franklin Philadelphia England City Boston Continental Congress Post Office Department

National Poultry and Egg Figures Highlight U S Output

Data from the U S Department of Agriculture reported to the National Poultry and Egg Association convention in Chicago show 23 484 000 000 hen cackles and 1 957 000 000 dozen eggs produced in the United States last year. Farmers earned about 850 million dollars from eggs at 43 8 cents a dozen, plus 143 million from poultry at 23 84 cents per pound and 506 million from butter sold at 59 5 cents per pound. Wholesale egg prices ranged 48 2 to 55 6 cents per dozen. Chicago and New York City figures for best butter also cited.

America United States Sam National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association Chicago Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture New York City Gotham

Farm Tenantry Increases Vary Across Central West States

Reports from Washington show farm tenancy rising in Illinois Minnesota Nebraska and Ohio while Wisconsin and Oklahoma diverge. Oklahoma records a 7 percent drop since 1910, Iowa data unavailable, and Illinois notes a 4 percent rise to 45.5 percent in 1919. Minnesota remains high due to high grain prices and farmer hesitancy to sell, Nebraska up about 4 percent, Ohio up about 5 percent.

Kansas Central West Washington Wisconsin Oklahoma Illinois Minnesota Nebraska Qohlo H. H. Shutz Joseph A. Becker Madison Wis State Department of Agriculture Springfield Ohio A. Q. Falconer Ohio State University M J. Holmberg Leon Stuhr

The Doctor's Wife Christmas Eve Secret

A doctor and his wife face temptation and jealousy on Christmas Eve. The physician’s late visit to a patient awakens his wife’s insecurity, but he returns devoted, promising a shared Christmas. She recognizes their happiness and finds joy in their family.

Feminine Politics and Party Allegiances Note

A Michigan Gargoyle excerpt and Indianapolis News quotation depict women discussing party labels and voting choices. The dialogue contrasts Demopublican loyalties with critiques of Brown and concerns about family prestige if he wins.

Brown Indianapolis News

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Colors for All Fabrics

An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes offer simple directions for dyeing worn garments and fabrics including wool silk cotton or blends. It encourages women to ask their druggist for a Diamond Dyes Color Card to choose colors and ensure rich, fadeless results.

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Joke on Amateur Farmer

A federal official in Washington buys a summer farm and enjoys inspecting crops. While strolling, he scolds the hired man for leaving cut grass on the ground. The man explains that the stray blades are crump? dribbling becomes dribbl ings, a humorous mishearing of crumplings.

Washington

Australian gunner court-martialed in 1915

An Australian gunner was court-martialed in 1915 at Serapeum, Egypt, charged with tethering a piece of cheese to a stake in the ground, alleged to prejudice good order and military discipline. The report quotes the New York Independent as the source.

Serapeum Egypt New York Independent

Beauty Marshaled for Czar Selection in 16th Century Russia

The czar Ivan IV held a crowded process to choose a bride from Russia’s belles. About 1,600 contestants gathered in Moscow for preliminary province trials, then a formal hall selection. Anastasia, from a poor family, won and became empress of 60 million people.

Russia Ivan Moscow Anastasia

Justice McReynolds on Streetcar Front Door Incident

The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts Justice McReynolds attempting to board a street car at the front. The motorman ordered him to return to the rear, then muttered and rang the bell as the car moved on. This highlights outsider status of Supreme Court justices among DC residents.

Court of Appeal District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice McReynolds Cleveland Plain Dealer

The Author's 7 Wantage Girlie Story Teases Heroine

A snippet from The Author's 7 Wantage shows a playful exchange as a writer propositions a woman to be the heroine in a story. The quip hinges on how she is treated, suggesting meta fiction humor.

Convictions Felt Easier With Large Bank Balance

A saying notes that achieving courage in standing by beliefs is simpler when one possesses substantial financial resources. The idea contrasts personal resolve with wealth, implying money underpins risk tolerance and steadfastness.

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