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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
3
Bertha Prescot, softened by Christmas, invites a young book agent, recently ill and jobless, into her home for lunch. She learns the agent’s hardship and shares her own sorrow of losing a child, then asks her to stay through the holiday season.
A reflective verse by Elia Bissell Chatfield notes Christmas as a practical toil yet reveals the childlike delight of stockings, parcels, and wrapping. The poet argues generosity and gentleness awaken in hearts as Christmas morning brings surprise and renewed worth.
A terse note from 1928 recalls how the spirit of Christmas bonded two isolated individuals. A brief visit by a small envoy blossomed into a lasting partnership, with the pair discovering enduring happiness and choosing to live together beyond the holiday.
Mrs Moon longs for familiar gifts this Christmas including satellites, star earrings, a gray-cloud scarf, and the ever faithful dipper that never wears out as quoted by M. B. Thomas in 1923.
A reflective note on happiness and wealth stating that yearly Christmas joys grow yet cautioning that big fortunes do not guarantee contentment, suggesting that a rich man could still be miserable after Christmas.
In a tense exchange, Mme Mourline and an associate discuss presenting a counterfeit antique as a valuable gift to outdo rivals. They debate options, stressing the need for something truly exceptional while acknowledging others will scrutinize the item's cost and authenticity.
A translated French Christmas tale follows Mme Mourline and her husband as they fret over gifts for friends the Jullins. Wealth shifts strain after Justin’s brother’s fortune turns the Jullins into millionaires, eroding intimacy and provoking snobbery.
A reflective Christmas meditation quoting the 1923 Christmas message by F. H. Sweet. It asks if there is room for Christ in homes and hearts amid holiday preparations and gift plans, urging charity and awareness of the least in society.
Old Hen I ll give you a piece of non no ee Bv0U auvVIce. Young Hen What is it Old Hen An egg a day keeps the butcher away Progressive Grocer. Hoxsle s Remedy the life saver of children It prevents pneumonia No opium No nausea 60 cts All druggists Adv.
A Boston Transcript line presents a mother daughter exchange about love and engagement experience. The daughter claims three engagements as wisdom while advising caution to her mother. The item reflects era tone and humor in a newspaper quotation.
A box Cascarets for liver and bowels promises relief from biliousness constipation and sick headache. The ad notes Cascarets cure indigestion and is sold in drug stores. The line hints at a humorous average man resisting the joke.
An old harmless vegetable butter color sold in drug stores and general stores for 85 cents. The note adds a reflective line about friendship fading without good feeling.
Local advertisement promotes Allcock's Plasters as a remedy for various aches and pains. The copy urges readers to try a trial to be convinced of their benefits.
A humorous quotation from a reader’s note features a dog named Lucky and a father asking his son about bachelorhood. The reply frames bachelor life as enviable, with a playful warning about sharing the idea with the mother.
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