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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1924

Page

5

Holiday Fragments and Local Notices Mixed in Slice

Dalton and Sugar Creek two schools enjoy two weeks holiday. George Ressler of Massillon visited grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz and two daughters spent weekend in Cleveland. 1925 auto licenses on sale at Camp's Service Station Dalton. Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Lewis visited nephew Alfred Fellabom injured in Cleveland. Willard Hauenstein home from Muskingum. Jacob Ault, 80, Marshallville, dies. survived by daughter Ida Stump. funeral held.

Dalton Sugar Creek George Ressler Massillon A. E. Schultz Cleveland Camp’s Dalton, D J. N J. F. Moser West Main Street Chas. Myers David Lewis Alfred Fellabom Clevelannd Jacob Ault Marshallville L Ike Long Wayne County Ida Stump

Patent Seeks to Improve Room Radiator Efficiency

A new patent proposes suspending radiators from side walls to reduce supporting feet and diffuse heat more evenly in rooms. The design aims to boost heating efficiency and minimize the clutter of freestanding bases.

England's First Laureate Emerges in 1619 Ben Jonson

The historic office of poet laureate in England was legally established in 1619 when it was conferred on Ben Jonson, marking a formal recognition amid earlier Chaucer era poet mentions.

Chaucer England Ben Jonson

Marvelous Memory disputed aging by memory

Two cousins Jennie and Kate argued over who was older. Jennie claimed precedence by recalling visiting Kate’s house and greeting Aunt Sarah, who replied that Kate isn’t burned yet, a playful misquote reflecting a family memory.

Jennie Kate Katie Sarah Katy Boston Transcript

For Rent and Sale Notices from Dalton Ohio Region

Classified notices list rental and sale offers including a six room rental with garage at Dr Purdy residence and a 100 acre farm four miles southeast of Dalton. Also items for sale such as a 125 year old grandfather clock a fox terrier pups hog rack and collie pups with contact names in Dalton Ohio plus a hosiery sales proposition from International Stocking Mills in Norristown Pa and farm supplies from Gold Star Farm Orrville Ohio.

Dr. Purdy International Stocking Mills Norristown

Dusty Men Reflected in Boston Transcript Quotation

A quoted line from the Int. Boston Transcript notes a metaphorical image of men as dust without sand, suggesting fragility or erosion of character. The concise opinion reflects literary style rather than event reporting.

Boston Transcript

Mercury Based Lie Detector Adopted by California Scientist

The report explains a device by Dr Albert Lehneider of the University of California that uses a capillary electrimeter and mercury thread to detect deceit. Minute wires connect to forefinger contacts and glass tubing forms part of the apparatus. The system claims to expose guilty secrets through mercury fluctuations.

Albert Lehneider University of California London

To Clean Painted Walls and Woodwork Tips

Advice on cleaning painted walls and woodwork using a mixture of equal parts vinegar and kerosene. Apply with a cloth, wipe, and dry to finish.

Quote on Failure and Purpose by George Eliot

A reflective line contrasts the fear of failure with the courage to adhere to one’s clearest purpose. It presents a Stoic view that steadfast commitment matters more than external outcomes.

George Eliot

Failed Franklin expeditions sought Arctic glory in 19th century

Between 1817 and 1857 a total of 39 expeditions were sent into Arctic regions to find Sir John Franklin. One voyage, starting May 1 1845, finally yielded relics of Franklin's expedition.

Franklin Arctic Sir John Frankklin North Pole

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tefirst Savings and Loan CO Massillons Brazil Gibson’s Store Akron B. F. Goodrich Co Akron, Ohio Essary W. P. Slusser Sonnenberg Camp Scott’s Marion Kraus Kidron Dalton Furniture, Co W. H. Scott Willard H. Hauenstein Muskingum Mary Rudy Harold Schweisberger Wooster Glen Haney Ohio State John D. Owens Wadsworth Dalton, O Cullen McFarren, Dalton, O R. H. Camp Lee Pratt Gold Star Farm A. J. Sommer Lincoln Highway Orrville Ohio Ira Johnson Iain For Eversharp Ivan .M. Wagner Dalton, Ohio Christmas Shade’s Dry Goods Delton, Ohio
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