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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
7
All 12 recipes are inside every sack of Gold Medal Kitchen Tested Flour. Ask your grocer for Gold Medal Kitchen Tested Flour and get a full set today. Washburn Crosby Company.
A childhood anecdote recalls Ted visiting a neighbor with a permanent. On returning home he asks his mother why her hair isn’t barbecued. An ad promotes Hoxie's Croup Remedy from Kells Co. of Newburgh New York with no opium and no nausea for 50 cents. Also a remark about people content with the current national anthem.
A compact ad card quotes a provocative line about marriage and money. It then touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as a cure for indigestion with a 25 cent price and a New York address at 372 Pearl Street.
Mr. Foster jokes about taking six trunks while his wife refuses, claiming her clothes are fashionable and already packed in a suitcase. The exchange highlights domestic banter over travel preparations and appearance.
In a brief exchange the daughter announces plans to open a tea house and the parent expresses broad approval, noting that the world needs more tea houses. The dialogue emphasizes supportive familial backing for the venture.
A Buena Vista Colorado shepherd dog loses her pup and is comforted when her owner brings home a baby jack rabbit. The dog immediately adopts the rabbit, feeding it from a box on the porch as it makes a peculiar drumming sound with its hind legs to signal hunger.
A quirky item notes that successful men are bald and seem to “click” toward leadership. The short squib ties baldness to climbing to the top in a humorous observed pattern.
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