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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
5
A vintage recipe card gives Orange Pecan Waffles with flour baking powder sugar and sliced pecans. It lists Jewel Special shortening eggs milk orange marmalade and finishes with a side of Orange Fluff made from whipped cream sugar and marmalade.
Practical advice from the Associated Newspapers WNU Service on common chores. Tips include loosening jar stoppers with warm water, absorbing grease with brown paper, placing doctor’s number on medicine cabinet, avoiding sun on mirrors, ironing tablecloths in thirds, removing finger marks with kerosene oil, and using hot water to rinse.
The column weighs Pope Pius health and prospects for peace while detailing Secretary Hull eight peace pillars. It argues a strong air and submarine defense is the key US shield and critiques grand naval builds as less effective. It notes London fire history and praises Buenos Aires greetings to President Hoover.
Nancy Atwell finds Grandmother Atwell’s happiness quilt in the attic and recalls stories of family memories. She plans to help Anna and Peggy with Christmas, hoping the quilt’s history brings joy and purpose to her solitary holiday in Connecticut hills.
A lesson tracing how Christian faith expanded in hostile times. It cites Bible preaching as the catalyst, celebrates faithful heroes, and urges believers to run the race with focus on Jesus, casting aside hindrances and sin.
The passage reflects on Christmas time as a period of kindness and giving beyond its sacred origins. It notes how the season inspires generosity and pleasant decoration, citing Dickens’s view of the holiday’s enduring appeal and communal warmth.
A reflection on the man who remains loyal to God and conscience despite fierce assaults from passion fortune and society, illustrating the inward compass that guides steadfast virtue.
A brief aphoristic note links pride to ingratitude, suggesting that ingratitude arises from pride and that actions of ingratitude reflect this core motive. The passage emphasizes the intimate connection between pride and ungrateful behavior.
A compact reflection on the value of honesty in small acts, echoed with Paley’s view that fidelity in trifles signals trustworthiness in greater matters. The quotation underscores consistency between private and public conduct.
A reflective quote contrasts accepting what is with trusting what may be, framing patience as a core life lesson. The sentiment echoes Browning’s enduring view that reality and possibility coexist, urging calm resilience.
Marcus Au offers a terse aphorism on personal integrity urging individuals to hold themselves upright rather than be swayed by others. The line frames moral self-command as essential.
A Bell Syndicate essay discusses choosing between independence and affection within families and marriages. It weighs loneliness versus companionship, noting youth often overvalue freedom while experience shows affection justifies some restraint. It urges permitting personal differences to maintain lasting ties.
Pattern 5520 provides instructions and charts for a lace filet set including chair covers scarf ends and buffet sets. The guide shows stitches materials and an illustration and asks readers to send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle New York for access.
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