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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
3
The author argues American relief fed starving Russians creating gratitude symbolized by Ahra, the initials of the American Relief Administration. Trotzky’s threats contrast with the Russian reaction, and the piece predicts a harsh winter with millions more starving unless aid continues.
John Dickinson Sherman surveys Christmas tradition across the United States, tracing its evolution from colonial divisions to a modern national holiday. He notes how Virginians Pilgrims Puritans and Cavaliers shaped observance, highlights charity in wartime relief, and praises carol singing and the idea of Christmas as universal goodwill across communities and nations.
Five year old twins Jane and John awaken to find a new mother Santa left by the hearth. The golden haired figure, warm with embrace, becomes a beloved presence as their father shares in the holiday joy. The card on her sleeve reads a Christmas wish fulfilled.
The Supreme Court upholds California and Washington alien land laws prohibiting Asiatics from owning real estate. Justice Butler rules the Fourteenth Amendment is not violated and the laws do not breach the U.S. Japan treaty. The decision reinforces state rights to bar land ownership by noncitizens not declaring intent to become citizens.
Col. W. B. Greeley told the Biological Society at the Cosmos Club that national forests shelter over 615000 big game animals including 440000 deer and 48500 elk while national parks remain hunting free. He urged continued wildlife protection and noted grazing reductions on 1.500.000 acres near Yellowstone and Grand Canyon borders to preserve forage for game and the need for more game refuges amid rising forest use.
Island White Oshkosh, a white collie from Oshkosh Wisconsin, was accepted by President Coolidge. The dog, fifteen months old, has a thick pure white coat and a noble head. His kennel notes say the breed is loyal, intelligent, and suited for work and companionship on farms and remote stations.
The American Indian Defense Society of New York outlines a plan to resolve Pueblo land disputes in New Mexico. It opposes the Lenroot substitute and Bursum bill, seeks consent with compensation for lands taken, and proposes a three member commission to map lands and guide suits to recover lands held adversely. The goal is to restore title to Pueblo owners where appropriate and compensate or settle with long‑holding white claimants.
A Glen Allen resident, Mrs Ida Ere, attests the Vegetable Compound relieved her pains after ineffective medical treatments. She states it gave her strength and grants permission to publish her testimonial for others.
Electric fans replace hand-pulled punkahs and electric lights supplant coconut oil lamps as modern conveniences spread in conservative India.
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