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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
7
A statesman urges carrying the remains of the Discoverer through the canal drawing in the State Department amid a long standing dispute. The proposal ties to historical claims and international relations tensions. Officials weigh symbolic gesture against logistical and diplomatic concerns.
Washington. In the AnnArbor Naval Academy chapel lay the hoped rest for John Paul Jones. A Dominican plan to move Columbus remains to the Oregon prow and San Francisco exhibit ignites a U S state department issue. Bryan may decide between Santo Domingo and Seville claims amid long running controversy on Columbus bones.
International Sunday School lesson by E O Sellers of Moody Bible Institute Chicago presents doctrinal guidance for weekly study. The author outlines themes, scripture focal points, and applications for the evening department and broader church education.
A discussion on farming in Western Canada highlighting the role of experimental farms in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It notes government support colleges and demonstrations improving practical education and the rise of vocational training as key to future farming success with strong emphasis on cooperation between government and private entities. The piece cites Dean Curtiss of Ames Agricultural College and Canadian investment in livestock breeding and cooperative creameries.
A failing butcher, rivaled by a street neighbor, considers closing shop until a minister suggests prayer. After one week, the butcher reports success, claiming that praying the night the minister left led to the beggar across the road breaking his neck the next morning.
A quick-lunch manager informs a patron that checks are limited to 60 cents and, in case of further overeating, the nearest hospital is 6598 Eveningside. The exchange implies autointoxication concerns and hospital referral.
A humorous exchange about a barber and a hair restorer ends with the line the barber “made a bald pretense.” The quip plays on appearances and failed treatments in a light, witty tone.
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