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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
7
A night watchman records the killing of a nuisance cat at a factory. He describes binding the animal with a rope and throwing it from a banister to a cellar area, noting the death as severe and murderfull. The note ends with a stray fact about tobacco ashes containing potash per cent.
Anurnc claims to cure backache lumbago and rheumatism. The advertisement invites readers to send 10 cents to Dr. Vv. M. Pierce of Albany New York for a large trial package.
Alaska prohibits employment of boys under sixteen in underground mines. The rule aims to shield youths from dangerous mining work and safeguard their education and safety.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Flubdub says he can provide moral support but implies he will not contribute financially. The remark highlights a distinction between backing in principle and funding.
Aviation fever grips readers as aviators achieve notable feats. The public eye widens to flying wonders with commentary on famed Gabby and other pilots turning homes into wings.
An expert guide explains pruning aims for symmetry and open heads to admit light and air while protecting fruit from sun scorch. It covers seasonal timing, shaping at ages two and three, and differences among apple cherry pear and other trees.
Operating expenses for the average eastern Nebraska farm run about 1500 dollars annually or 7 to 7.50 dollars per acre. This includes depreciation and labor costs and excludes land interest. Per acre land costs rise with land value, at least 5 dollars on 100 dollar land and up to 7.50 on 150 dollar land. Expenses are similar across farms except very large or small, implying profits come from higher receipts, not lower costs.
The science of plant breeding has rapidly advanced in the last century or two. Developments in this field now far surpass examples from thousands of years before.
Historical field trials from the Missouri state fruit experiment station tested five cultivation systems in orchards. Cowpeas with rye, clover rotations, crimson clover with vetch, continuous sod, and clean cultivation showed cowspeas and rye best while clean cultivation and sod risks tree health. Systematic cultivation proved essential to orchard life.
An ad claims toxins are filtered by the kidneys and a long life can be gained by drinking water and taking Anuric from the local druggist. It says Anuric is thirty seven times stronger than lithia and dissolves uric acid like hot water dissolves sugar, promising relief from backache and urinary issues.
Testimonial letters praise Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets for kidney trouble and lameness. Mrs. Melinda Miller of Bainbridge Ohio says she was cured after years of kidney issues and recommends the remedy. Mrs. E. D. Er sends for a trial package, noting husband’s relief from backache and frequent urination.
A device lets homeowners heat homes by a push button or alarm clock. It uses a weight and magnets to pull open furnace drafts, regulating heat without leaving bed. The mechanism includes a dampers and rope setup with an armature and pulleys to reduce rope friction.
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse and purify. Dry lightly and apply Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. Stops itching, clears pimples, removes dandruff and scalp irritations, and heals red rough hands. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
Many long neglected holdings in Brazil are being worked again after decades of abandonment. Carmelite and Benedictine estates have revived production with foreign agriculturists settling monastic colonies. Sugar planting and coffee cultivation are being revived to unprecedented levels in several states and municipalities.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer humorous exchange unfolds as a suitor delays proposing, the woman offers to wait, then withdraws, and the suitor proposes a compromise to keep both chances alive.
Vintage ad urging mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the recognizable signature of its maker, claiming the remedy has been in use for over 30 years and that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
A humorous exchange mocks experts blaming dietary habits for divorces and cabarets as curiously linked causes. The text promotes a product labeled Bromo Quinine with Groves signatures on the box, noting its tonic and laxative claims without side effects described.
A man once feared his wife finding out about attending a grand ballet. now he is judged as inconsiderate if he does not attend every show with the family, highlighting changes in expectations around shared cultural outings.
Valuable lignite deposits found in Sicily described as brown and partly carbonized. The report notes Capri women have long acted as porters and many men sell coral specimens.
The piece argues that extreme wealth breeds isolation and hollow desires. It cites wealth’s paradoxical pull toward costly estates or private yachts, creating social distance and antic sociability that the rich often sense, even if only at night.
Samuel Gompers says scientific management largely favors employers and harms workers. He cites a wife joke about a cooking course to illustrate misaligned incentives and tension between management and employees.
The Ohio State Journal notes the recurring dilemma for a matron around forty two when fitting into a new gown. The piece predicts the slinky style will dominate the coming season and implies a return to facing fashion fit challenges.
A fragment shows a light exchange where Mrs Green flatters a man, claiming he has a wonderful husband while noting emotions. The line closes with a stray remark about men being free and unequal.
A study notes about 1,200 kinds of insects inhabit an oak tree area. Researchers recorded diverse species nesting in the tree, highlighting the oak as a bustling miniature habitat.
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