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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
7
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece urges daily self reflection on character. It states time changes us and we shape tomorrow by today’s actions, warning that cruelty, selfishness, and shirking duty lead to a poorer future. It emphasizes living nobly and treating others as we wish to be treated.
The article recounts Martin Luther born to a lawyer family, joining a Erfurt monastery in 1505, his Rome pilgrimage, the 95 theses, excommunication, and the protective aid of a German prince. It notes Luther's death on February 18, 1546 in Eisleben, his birthplace.
Poem wishes lasting joy happiness and peace beyond New Year with hopes for friends gatherings and love through the year. It speaks of silver threads of friendship and daily walking with merry hearts and hands to shake. It ends urging to remember loved ones and things to do and say all year long.
A dated recipe extract describes French Potato Soup using onions, potatoes, butter, milk, and bread cubes, plus a yeast batter for rolls and a Peach Cup using peaches, eggs, milk, flour, baking powder, salt, and butter. The instruction notes a 1925 Wes source.
A weekly lesson review from Athens to Rome covers Paul the missionary and his service. It notes key events from Paul’s preaching in Athens and Corinth to his trials in Jerusalem and Rome, emphasizing faith, courage, prayer, love, and endurance in facing opposition.
The passage cites Dr. L Brown Stinkler, a New York psychologist, critiquing egotism and social climbers while lampooning ideas of the millennium promised by prominent intellectuals. He defines terms such as dude sloven spender miser snob and climber to illustrate class bias and thinking parity.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products to clear pimples and blackheads. It advises applying Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes. Daily use is recommended to maintain clear skin, with Cuticura Talcum also advertised.
A Grind stone avenue salesman recalls an annual event in his old town the discovery of a tarantula on a bunch of bananas by the leading grocer. The town marshal allegedly captured the giant spider and placed it in a corked bottle on display in the grocer's window to thrill the populace. Women screamed and girls fainted as residents gathered to inspect the spectacle.
A lighthearted exchange unfolds as a visitor asks to borrow a cup of sugar from the new neighbor. The Old Settler and the Judge discuss sending the man to the Jones household to obtain the favor, highlighting neighborly courtesy and social civility.
Morning relief for smarting eyes promised by Roman Eye Balsam advertised at 3872 Pearl Street New York. The ad claims scalding sticky eyes ease with regular use before retiring, urging readers to try the product for overnight comfort.
A brief note cites a conversation between Agnes and another speaker about a confidential chat seen yesterday. The exchange suggests a rift as Agnes avoids speaking today, reflecting personal tension and social maneuvering in a Boston Transcript item.
A London Post columnist reports a curious tale of a cat selecting a car engine as a warm nursery. A man returned to find his unattended vehicle occupied by a feline brood, the cat having claimed the engine floor for birthing kittens.
A speaker notes a man’s goodness contrasts with a lack of resemblance to Jesus. The aim is to awaken in others a living memory of Christ through presence, voice, tone, eye, and spirit that radiates from such a man. The statement urges men to remind others of Jesus Christ by example.
Sufferers find relief by building rich red blood to fight impurities that cause rheumatism. 8,8,8 claims to purify blood, reduce rheumatism symptoms, and restore appetite and vigor as it supports red blood cell production. Available from druggists in larger bottles.
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