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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
5
An assortment of Scott's Store promotions and local notes includes Baer's Almanac for 1931, Parker fountain pens, gas price drops, crepe paper, and holiday items. Local births, visits, and club rehearsals mix with notices of the 11th Regiment band and Obituary for Reuben B. Steiner. Gems of Thought conclude the page.
A note advertises Peloubet's or Jarbell's Notes on the S. S. Lessons as a present for teachers. Scott's bookstore is the seller. The ad emphasizes a suitable gift idea for Sunday school instructors.
Dinner guests from the Zaugg and Moser families visited Mr. and Mrs. William Hauenstein in West Lebanon. The town wired a new fire alarm system with two boxes in front of the town hall and Baumgartner garage, plus an automatic control and planned telephone central linkage. Rev. W H Hubbell was reelected secretary treasurer of the Cleveland Ministers Union for 1931, serving nearly four hundred ministers. The Senior Literary Society program included Chaplain Earl Sprunger and a piano solo by Helen Marty with talks by Carl Kratzer. New officers were elected: President Earl Springer, Secretary Dorothy Mumaw, Vice President John Kurzen, Sergeant Vic Zuercher, Critic Gertrude Johnson.
Documentation traces antiseptic use to early era of medicine and anesthesia development around 1846, highlighting milestones in surgical knowledge and practice.
A collection of maxims emphasizes personal integrity and self control. It warns that men who betray themselves lack honesty with others and will face consequences. it notes nature grants character but reputation must be earned.
A German inventor proposes an auto attachment that signals when a collision occurs. A Baltimore scientist develops a catalyst to convert deadly carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide to purge mines and garages of fumes. London taxi trials feature driver operated sliding panels, reducing doors in a Cape Town resident’s two seat taxicab. Chicago police create a chemical to detect obliterated numbers on cars and metal. A twin lightning arrester protects electric radios from lightning through aerials or light wires. A Chinese emigrant tribe in the Fervansk region of Russia has a language sung in tones with definite pitch.
A collection of aphorisms and quotations on energy empire trust bravery and caution. Notable lines from Dryden Congreve Seneca Shakespeare Wilte and Edgeworth offer views on virtue enemies and character.
The piece urges residents to keep money within their own community by shopping at local stores. It argues scarcity of funds makes it prudent to invest at home rather than take money elsewhere, and highlights that many shoppers discover bargains after Christmas when they visit local shops.
A compact collection of famous quotes notes sin as start of salvation and cautions about overcautious living. It warns against pride in learning and asserts nature remains ever unconquered, with terse, reflective lines from Luther Wilde Schiller Taylor and Cicero.
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