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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
9
Jim Irwin and Col. share plans to challenge Bonner for the school board. Neighbors debate vote turnout, family pressure, and the role of reading in civic life as Newton schemes to influence outcomes while dealing with his father’s political stance.
In March, ducks disrupt Bronson and Simms as they wander the colonel’s pasture seeking open water. Pete the hired man rebukes their hunting and recalls old duck-shooting days, noting the changed prairie and scarce water. Newton Bronson, once boastful, shows restraint amid new respectability and distant waterfowl.
The line claims evil deeds linger after mortality while good is buried with remains, offering a dark moral about actions and memory. The quotation echoes Shakespearean fatalism on virtue and vice.
Thelma gathers six homeless children for a Christmas dinner at a grand home. Hubert and Thelma host Tony Rose Frederick Charles Anna and Marie, sharing food and games with wary parents present, ending with a scene of warmth and family.
A playful scene features a young woman declaring she has hung a large mistletoe on a chandelier. The professor inspects the plant, mispronounces its species Viscum Album and family Loranthaceae, then remarks it is a jointed diphotemus shrub.
An advertisement touts Cutiura Toilet Trio with talcum powder as a fragrant economical skin care solution for faces babies and dusting. It claims the powder freshens skin and renders other perfumes unnecessary.
A critic cites the struggles of aspiring actresses facing rejection letters and professional doubt. A hopeful performer resolves to secure a role this fall despite setbacks, after recalling a photographer’s jibe about posing for “cloak and suit trade.”
A witty remark notes how people enjoy teasing a lover across social circles and gatherings. The line hints at playful public banter about romantic pairs. It captures a lighthearted cultural moment without detailing individuals or events.
An observation notes that a woman often shifts her stated age even after choosing a number, showing how constancy is rarely kept once a decision is made. The remark underscores fluctuating self-perception and social expectations surrounding age.
A vintage newspaper item promotes dyeing and tinting services for clothing and drapery at a price of 15 cents. The ad highlights the ability to refresh faded fabrics with simple color work.
Advertisement promises successful home dyeing with Diamond Dyes even for first timers. Druggists stock all colors and each package includes directions.
An Irish steward on a liner polished the captain's tea service then dropped the teapot overboard. When asked what can be lost if you know where it is the captain says nothing, prompting the steward to reveal the teapot lies at the bottom of the Atlantic.
A reflective line contrasts knowledge with pleasure wealth and power, asserting knowledge offers ecstatic enjoyment without limits of space and duration. It presents knowledge as superior to material gains and social status in providing enduring fulfillment.
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