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Fannie Nurst writes a novel described as a social drama of modern tendered families and urban relationships. The excerpt notes publication by McClure Newaper Syndicate in 1930.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
3
Fannie Nurst writes a novel described as a social drama of modern tendered families and urban relationships. The excerpt notes publication by McClure Newaper Syndicate in 1930.
Al Koken a fifty six year old Wall Street broker marries Dot Feverall a beautiful singer once sent to Arizona for health The marriage sustains happiness for years yet Dot falls for a young engineer and their finances strain Al quietly helps them while clinging to his own quiet happiness and lingering affection for Dot.
A survey traces the meaning of seven seas from ancient European lists to modern usage. It lists the seven historic European seas and details eastern Pacific Indian and Arctic Ocean groupings plus tropical and Western Hemisphere seas. Noting cited authority George W. Stimpson the Nuggets of Knowledge describes it as a figurative term for all seas and oceans worldwide.
A newly married woman, leaving teaching, spoke to her club about her cooking attempts. She described making a pie for dinner with a banana saver and a digart vats, noting the effort and learning process in homemaking.
A Bible lesson outlines Saul's Pharisee training, fierce hatred of Jesus, and dramatic conversion. Ananias visits Saul, restoring sight and commissioning him as a witness to all. The study emphasizes conversion's nature and effect for Christians.
A religious reflection quoting Baxter on jealousy and human choice in salvation. It argues that happiness comes from Christ's choosing and granting joy, not from human preference. The tone is devotional and exhortatory.
Hawaiian foresters planted 298 650 trees in the territory last year per a report to the forest service. Fourteen seven kinds of trees were planted led by ash oaks and paper bark with California coast redwood fourth at 28 892. Over 623 800 trees grown in the commission nurseries were distributed for private land planting under a cooperative with the US Forest Service. An Army plane sowed a mixture of seeds saplings at 2000 feet at a eroded area spreading 1689 pounds of seeds.
A Portland Express report notes the judge’s rebuke as a man admits placing a lead nickel into a cigar vending machine. The exchange includes the question if the judge ever smoked such a cigar, highlighting the courtroom confrontation.
A chorus condemns the city's harsh climate for reformers and residents alike as critics argue policy failures intensify social woes. Local officials respond with calls for accountability and targeted relief.
Philanthropist Max Epstein donates $1,000,000 for a Chicago art gallery at a Blackstone dinner. He cites critics who claim virtue is abandoned, calling such views absurd. He shares a mirror anecdote about public vanity to illustrate the point.
A Santa Barbara matron buys an airplane and names it after her husband on her first solo flight. Friends note the tribute, but she retorts that she named the craft for likeness rather than homage quoting the couple as both smoky, unreliable, and often unmanageable.
An old German farm shows birds abandoning a field after a loud speaker under a scarecrow emits sounds. The scarecrow’s coat hides the device as birds exclaim and flee, whether a professor or a singer supplies the voice.
In Aldenville Massachusetts a miscommunication sent firemen rushing to a barbershop for a shave and haircut. Ephraim Ducharme requested service and learned Peter Breault was at the Aldenville gas station, prompting a call to dispatch him to the shop.
Ducharme waited at the shop as his message asking for a barber was misinterpreted and a fire truck was sent instead.
E. Marchand, president of the National University society, warned that unemployment is rising as many are displaced by incapability to learn further. He urged extending education time and changing education quality to meet demand.
The line notes Days as recording secretary of the chess club and asks what his duties include. The joke implies his task is to read the hours from the last meeting, underscoring a mundane administrative role.
A witty note from the Toledo Bluge mocks scarcity fears with a punchline about necks, reflecting humorous local commentary on food trends. The quip plays on headlines while preserving the paper’s playful tone.
A Chicago News aphorism notes that kindness yields a perpetual harvest, praising acts of generosity and the lasting value of benevolence.
A witty remark contrasts feminine grooming with legal strictness, noting that many women appear less lawyerlike than hennaed in appearance and demeanor.
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