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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
A humorous collection of letters and quips from readers to Mr Wynn and other correspondents. The items include jail sentence advice to a convict choosing a prison job, insomnia remedies with a playful whiskey suggestion, a giraffe neck explanation, a joke about a friend’s marriage affecting height, and cafe dining entertainment ideas.
Peter Rabbit and Honker the Goose discuss Dippy the Loon who spends summers nearby. Honker explains Dippy's aquatic prowess, back-set legs, and ability to dive and swim fast under water. Peter hopes to meet him but settles for hearing his voice before nightfall.
A Detroit News writer notes Barbados had no prior inhabitants at 1608 possession by Olive Blossom and 1627 English settlement, leading to a peaceful, undispossessed history under the British flag since.
A column on aging actors in film and theatre notes men face similar vanity. It cites a death by suicide of a seasoned actor who feared losing romantic roles and cites Mary Pickford Judith Anderson and Sarah Bernhardt as examples of women adapting with time. It argues aging can lead to realism and new character parts for both sexes.
Ironic Irene notes readers rely on the paper for weather reports and coins may deceive. WNU Service provides forecasts and updates, reflecting a cautious view of meteorological tips in daily newspapers.
A snowbound family endures a Marian Christmas with a clever gift rescue by Bob March who hides a photo in a book lid. Santa Claus sends a parachuted air mail gift to children Rob Mary and Tom, delivering cheer despite heavy snowfall and isolation.
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