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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
3
Fifteen pounds of potatoes equal one peck. There are usually about three medium mature potatoes or five to eight new potatoes in a pound. Many Have the Habit. When a man tells me he has troubles of his own he says it reminds me that folks want to talk instead of listening.
The Warwick Vase, a large Grecian marble bowl of 138 gallons, is housed in the conservatory of Warwick Castle Park England. Found at Hadrian’s villa near Tivoli by Sir William Hamilton and presented to the earl of Warwick’s family, it features vine motifs panther skin satyrs ivy Bacchus and augurs staff with a Latin inscription detailing its discovery.
Pathfinder Magazine notes remaining confusion over postal card dunning. Section 471 bars obscene or defamatory language that harms reputation. The Post Office excludes fraternal notices of dues and requests for settlement from this rule, provided they do not imply past due status.
In 1820 Hans Christian Oersted of Denmark began the first research in electromagnetism. He showed that an electric current creates a magnetic effect by deflecting a compass needle when a wire is placed near it. Changing the current reversed the deflection, a finding foundational to electrical communication.
The Niagara river, 37 miles long, links Lake Erie and Lake Ontario with a total fall of 326 feet. It carries 210,000 cubic feet per second, while an international treaty limits power use to 56,000 cfs. Power output is 1,250,000 horsepower. Only 5 percent crosses American Falls. the Horseshoe spillway handles 15 to 20 times that volume, 6 to 10 feet deep at the crest center.
A Pearson's Weekly note explains buoy shapes signaling navigational guidance. Conical buoys mark starboard sides, spherical buoys indicate shallow water banks, and toffee-tin shaped buoys mark the port side for captains entering harbors.
A Stettin clock features a bearded face that rolls its eyes every second and holds a metal plate revealing the day of the month, dated 1736. A Swiss clock from centuries ago is built to stick out its tongue at onlookers who check the time.
Mixed chorus from Dalton high school plans to go caroling Christmas Eve with townspeople in Kidron and Dalton invited to hear it by leaving red lights in windows. F F A boys hosted the last chapel program featuring devotionals, music, a talk on Southeastern Ohio, and various acts.
Miss Lois Wolf hosted the Jung Frauen Home Economics club meeting on Thursday December 12 to honor former Dalton high school instructor Mrs John Swartzwalder. Thirty two members attended with gifts of linen and other items, then refreshments were served.
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