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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
7
A reflective essay compares tree growth to mental development focusing on how attention imagination and reasoning expand when one seeks light. It warns against dwelling in ignorance and urges hard work to compete with educated people and shape the future of humanity.
Wayne D. McMurray notes William Cowper known for penetrating poetry and dislike of discipline. The article traces his fragile health from Westminster to clerkship, bar admission, and periods of mental illness ending in 1800.
A historical note traces the De Pauw surname from its likely origin as De Pau from Pau in Navarre to its adoption by a Kentucky Indiana lineage. It links Charles de Pauw born 1822 Salem Indiana to John de Pauw and Elizabeth Battiste, and mentions Welsh roots for Blood and a Dakis-based origin for Deacon.
A 1925 poem urges loving at home and toward all neighbors rather than distant wealth. It seeks enduring, kind, faithful affection that travels far, remains true despite unkindness, and persists to keep the speaker pure, with a faith that love can save at last.
A brief misc quote depicts life’s currents and storms as tests of character. Eugene Dolson notes the pilot’s strength emerges in storms while calm waters smooth the path to lofty goals.
A compact era style guide lists quick supper ideas. Hot Ham Sandwiches use creamed butter and fried bread. Chopped Steak on Casserole bakes with rice and tomato or brown gravy. Puree of Pea Soup blends peas with milk parsley flour and butter. a Sugar and Cornflake dessert and Popcorn Macaroona mix eggs coconut and nuts. a bean pepper and tomato dish rounds out the menu.
The line notes a girl misnaming the undertaker as the dietitian to sound better. It reflects a humorous or ironic mishearing about profession labels in a neighborly vignette.
An anecdote recalls a Confederate-leaning justice of the peace who heard a cow damage case. A skilled railroad plaintiff’s lawyer delivered dramatic oratory, invoking history and symbols, but the defense prevailed as the judge shed tears and proclaimed the defense wins.
The passage recalls two blunt jokes from June 1918 in France. A Negro regiment retreats under fire as white soldiers mock their haste. The black troops answer with defiant humor about proper support and provision.
A colored man on the sidewalk is challenged by an unseen speaker from a barred window. The caller asks for the time and asserts the man will not go anywhere, prompting a terse exchange about watches and movement.
The Designer Magazine notes 1923 figures show high spending on baked beans peaches corn tomatoes peas meat and milk totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. It highlights major canned goods categories and substantial consumer demand.
A consumer alert urges buyers to verify the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity. It warns that imitations may be unsafe and emphasizes the product's safety history and physician endorsement.
Fisherman Frank B. Hargrave of Latrobe Pennsylvania jerked his line and felt a strong tug. Turning, he found a bold chicken had swallowed the hook and bait.
An advertisement offers a free bottle of the Williams Treatment for rheumatic pains and general soreness. It invites readers to write to Dr. D A Williams Co department HA 2988 East Hampton Connecticut for 82 doses. The ad notes the product is dependable safe and quick and mentions the company has 83 years established.
He asks for age, she answers she is eighteen, prompting his surprised reaction. The brief scene centers on curiosity and a straightforward confirmation of age.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and fragrant skin and baby powder, claimed to refresh heavy skin and render other perfumes unnecessary. It is part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap and Ointment.
A witty exchange asks if any family member achieved a brilliant marriage. The professor replies that his wife did, highlighting a personal triumph.
Capper's Weekly notes wild ducks follow water passes much like trains on rails. In Minnesota and North Dakota sportsmen chart points on lakes that lie along these passes expecting ducks to fly there. About 9,000 of Minnesota’s 19,000 lakes have no duck sightings.
A persuasive ad claims rheumatism ends by building red blood cells. It urges readers to take 8 8 8 8 5 to destroy impurities inside and restore strength, promising freedom from swollen joints and pain.
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