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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1907

Page

9

The Girl from Tim's Place in the Maine Woods

Chip McGuire, a 16 year old girl sold by her father to Pete Bolduc, escapes to the Frisbie camp in the Maine woods. Angie and the Frisbie household care for her as she recounts a supernatural tale of spectres and hardship.

Chip McGuire Tim's Maine Woods Pete Bolduc Martin Frisble Martin Raymond Stetgen Mrs Frisbie Angie McGuire Tim Ray Levi Ned Jim Tomblgbee Nellie Grey Kentucky Chip

Waif’s Fate and Angie’s indecision in a quiet moment

The scene centers on a calm animal gesture between a mistress and her waif, noting a settled fate and Angie’s lingering indecision. The tone hints at a fragile, intimate event shaping future choices without explicit outcome.

Angie

Wilderness Wedding Quest and a Hidden Hermit Mystery

In Greenvale a long-lost hermit Amzi Curtis is tracked by Martin Frisbie and companions to a wilderness lake. With his daughter Angeline and niece Ray, they plan a future cabin life, while Levi warns of a pursuer named Bolduc as Chip recalls a harsh childhood and Old Tomah’s care.

Levi Ray Martin Angie Chip Greenvale Davi Amzi Curtis Amzi Angeline Aunt Comfort Martin Frisbie McGuire Old Cy Walker Old Cy Angle Civilization Amazi

His High Estimation of Steam

An editor muses on steam navigation and Carlyle’s shock value noting steam as the world’s greatest civilizer. He argues literature art religion and nearly all we value would be sacrificed before steam, a force he calls essential to civilization.

Carlyle India the Ryder

Pen Economy Tale From a Merchant’s Ink Well

A merchant drops two or three old pens into his ink well and pours writing fluid over them. He claims this pen economy prolongs the life of his pens by allowing the ink’s corrosive power to attack the old pens rather than the one in use.

Peruna Endorsements From Families Across Cities

Letters from Edward M Burtt of St Louis and Charles Levy of New York praise Peruna for catarrh and related ailments in head nose throat and ears. Customers report cures in multiple family members after using Peruna fluids or tablets. Free Peruna Almanac for 1908 offered at drugstores.

Edward M. Burtt N. Jefferson Ave St. Louis Charles Levy Alien St New York N. Y

Barber Chooses One Path in Cafe Encounter

A young American barber in a men’s cafe clashes with an Englishman who criticizes Yankee business. The next day the Englishman enters for a shave, but the barber remains reading and tells him to go up the street for his share, noting they only lather here.

Eczema Healed After Cuticura Trio Trial

A Piermont New Hampshire mother recalls her son now twenty two who at four months old developed severe eczema that covered most of his body. After trying many medicines she used Cuticura Remedies and within six months he was fully well. October 24 1905.

R. L. Risley Piermont, N. H

Heads or tails prompt from Boston man on coin flip

A Boston man asks in a coin flip whether to read obverse or reverse. He balances the coin and asks Eh and That is to say, heads or tails.

Boston

Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Claims One Day Cold Cure

Advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine laxative with the slogan Be W Grove and the promise World over to cure a cold in one day for 2 cents.

BE W.grove

Roads to the grave phrase from Cicero

An epigraphic note cites Cicero stating that many roads lead toward the grave, illustrating a reflection on mortality and fate.

Cicero

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Charles Clark Munn Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co Bolduc Old Tomah Dad Tomah Eczema Wee Pen Ea
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