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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
6
Illustration caption notes surrender of Hessian troops to General Washington. Credits include Yale’s Mabel Brady Garvin Institute and the George Washington Bicentennial Commission for the Two Hundredth Anniversary of George Washington’s Birth in 1932.
The piece recalls two pivotal Christmases in 1776 and 1777. It details Washington's bold December 1776 Delaware crossing and the Trenton victory against Hessians, as well as the harsh winter at Valley Forge in December 1777 with shortages, exposure, and dire conditions for the Continental Army.
A study on Timothy’s godly ancestry and training by his mother and grandmother, his call to join Paul, and his character. It emphasizes Christian heredity, personal Bible study, and the home’s role in molding faith, courage, and ministry within the church at Ephesus and beyond.
A compact reflection on humility, described as a vessel for other virtues. The passage argues humility sustains inner fire and self-estimation admits Christ to fill the heart, citing Thomas Adams.
A London Chronicle piece notes Minster Abbey, built in 740, as one of England’s oldest homes. The Benedictine community inhabited it for about eight centuries, and it has remained a private residence for the last three centuries, never left vacant.
In Dublin Judge Little harshly denounces jazz bands calling them a form of hell. He imagines a department where jazz bands gramophones loudspeakers and motor horns blare eternally, while the public endures perpetual sound. The remark follows a case to restrain late playing.
A quip filled exchange mocks past praise and hints at memory of affection. The speaker contrasts affection with later lack of generosity while weaving in a medicinal product reference and a biblical aside about Methuselah drinking camel’s milk to explain longevity.
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