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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
7
A humorous venting poem about tracking daily expenses and a missing thirty cents. The speaker lists car fares, a straw hat, lunch, shoeshine, cigars, grape juice, bleachers, peanuts, ginger ale, and a donation for foreign missions, lamenting the continual outgo.
In Cat Hollow the Rev Jim Wallace and wife lead a rough camp to build a church. The crowd funds a new place, costumes shed, and women attend in plain dress as Jim preaches plain talk. Spike Hammond wed Kate and cheers erupt as Jim’s family joins the congregation.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a designer claiming a new cornet with a reflex action will “blow the head off anybody that tries to use it” once perfected. The remark highlights bold experimentation in musical instrument innovation.
In a light exchanged cited by the Chicago Daily News the jolly groom jokes about his honeymoon while the bride urges restraint, saying she notices he visits the buffet car too often and hopes he stays dry.
In a brief exchange, Knicker Rockefeller argues that money alone cannot define life. Bocker counters that losing money is a significant concern, framing a debate on wealth versus value.
A brief promo notes ready made clothing from De Style offering perfect fit via ready made options. Weekly publication highlights easy access to fashionable apparel.
W 3 Coburn of Delta county Colorado demonstrates a top grafting technique to graft scions into grooves cut with a half moon knife. The method avoids split stock and produces strong connections, waxing and usual handling follow, claiming higher success than cleft grafts.
The Ohio Farmer notes winter injury to young fruit trees from sun scald, rabbits, and mice. Protection includes sun shading with wire cloth or wood veneer, proper pruning, and keeping ground clear of grass or weeds. For rabbits, barriers may need to extend two to three feet above ground.
The article notes cocoons one to two inches long hanging from small branches contain many eggs that hatch in spring. If left on trees they can strip leaves by early summer, especially on cedar trees. Farmers' Review urges immediate removal and destruction of cocoons to prevent damage.
A young patient jokes about wanting a tooth, asking for it after a dentist pulls it. He explains he will take it home, stuff it with sugar, place it on a plate, and watch it ache, delighting in the mischief.
Miss De Playne taunts a man who claimed her face would make a man limb a fence. The diplomat retorts that the remark meant only if the man stood on the other side of the fence. The exchange plays as witty repartee in the Chicago Journal.
Prominent resident Mr R Roberts of Dayton Tenn testifies to kidney trouble relief from Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He claims complete cure and lasting effect with no return of pain, noting back strength and ease of stooping after using the remedy.
Gladys recalls watching a football match and notes the players focusing on Reggie as if he were chased by the eleven men. The observer from Sappincotts sits where the action appears to center on him.
An assortment of old cureads touts Cuticura as a complete external and internal remedy for skin and hair issues from infancy to old age. It claims to stop hair loss, remove crusts and dandruff, soothe itching, and nourish roots with a full set of Soap Ointment and Pink Powder.
Mrs. W. G. Davis of Groesbeels Texas reports relief from back aches dizziness and kidney irregularities after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She passed gravel stones and recovered with her back strong and health improved. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Yester-Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Alfalfa hay suits young calves while hay’s paint value lies in appearance and money. Move sheep to the turnip field to harvest the crop. Inspect farm buildings now and repair them promptly. Do not winter calves or colts on late cut hay as their stomachs cannot digest it. Oil bearings of tools and wagons to prevent wear and extend life.
A tight board fence or covered shed extending 50 feet from the barn corner blocks cold winds. The posts should be set three feet deep and six feet high before ground freezes, improving stock comfort significantly.
Bulletin 46 from J H Gris dale at the central experiment farm in Ottawa outlines alfalfa growing tips. Key points include sowing sufficient and good germinable seed, preparing fertile land, avoiding nurse crops to prevent poor yields, proper seedbed preparation, and ensuring surface soil has enough plant food, with oats expected at 40 bushels per acre. Do not sow on poorly drained land. aim for drainage to at least two feet deep.
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