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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

2

White House Gifts Through History From Cheese to Pets

A lively survey of gifts received by U S Presidents from early times to the Coolidges Hoover and others. It notes Cheshire cheese to Andrew Jacksons hat to Roosevelt bears and a raccoon and shows the White House menagerie grew from mere curiosities into a running tradition of gifts from kings, towns, and admirers across centuries.

Muscat Martin van Buren van Buren National Museum Franklin Pierce Massachusetts Pittsfield Boston Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln President Grant Pennsylvania Avenue Grant Washington Zoo Roosevelt Menelik Abyssina Benjamin Harrison Polly Omaha Harrisons White House Taft Wilson Harding Coolidges Rob Roy Coolidge Sand Tim Marines Kole Rebecca Black Hills Boy Scouts Coolidge Zoo National Zoological Park Washington

Sea Jinx Said To Doom Rustler Captain Robertson

Coast guard and Roy B McCormick blame a sea hoodoo for the Rustler wreck off the south jetty. Captain George Robertson disappeared as the fishing boat broke to pieces on the rocks after a final attempt to beat back to sea. The mysterious disaster follows the earlier burning of the schooner Inez at Yaquina head, which McCormick links to the hoodoo.

Portland Ore Coast Guard Roy B McCormick George Robertson Newport Robertson Captain Robertson Roy B. McCormick Inez Yaquina Head McCormick Marshfield Mc. Cormick

Gambler's Trim and Schoolyard Sparks on Broadway

A New York club gambler who vanished last spring reappeared lighter after nine weeks of farm work in Pennsylvania. He built a garden, tended crops, and claimed hard labor beat retreat to leisure. In another scene, Eddie Dunn avoids cigarettes to stay youthful on Broadway. A student in a strict prep school ran a dorm switchboard scam with old wall phones, charging peers for the service.

New York Pennsylvania Eddie Dunn George M. Cohan Broadway Eddie Dunn Edale Bel Syndicate Inc

Husband mails severed finger after wife elopes in Kaunas

In Kaunas, Lithuania, the husband of Mme Marie Schaulis former state opera singer, enraged by her elopement with another opera member, threatened to shoot them both but, urged by friends, cut off his wedding finger and mailed it to her to draw society’s attention to her alleged misconduct.

Kaunas Lithuania Mme Marie Schaulis State Opera

Woman Seeks Separation Over Husband’s Movie Obsessed Life

Mrs. Claire Rosenfeld 24 files for separation from Dr John D Rosenfeld 30 of the Bronx claiming his devotion to movies drove a wedge in their marriage. She left with their two year old daughter after growing tired of his film fixation.

New York Claire Rosenfeld John D Rosenfeld Bronx

Gum Champ Chews 45 Sticks at One Time

Betram Smith a McKendree college student of Lebanon is known on campus as the gum chewing champion after chewing 44 sticks at one time with most of the student body as witnesses He aims to learn the record for chewing gum days and then try to break it possibly challenging intercollegiate competition

Coolidge White House Vermont Prince of Wales Lebanon Betram Smith McKendree College

Waterworks Pays Town Taxes No Levy Colby Kansas

Topeka reports Colby Kansas will levy no taxes this year becoming taxless for a second year. Municipally operated water plant runs under city manager V Snell and earns enough to cover Colby’s taxes while granting residents a 20 percent reduction in water rates for the summer months.

Topeka Kan Colby V Snell

Planes Open Siam Jungle Trail Says Trade Chief

Don C. Bliss, Bangkok trade commissioner, reports air travel has opened the jungles of Siam once filled with parrots and monkeys, expanding access and potential commerce in the region.

Bangkok Don C. Bliss

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