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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
4
Settlement Notice to Owe Accounts
All those owing accounts, please call and settle by Jan 1 to avoid placing in hands of a collection agency.
Year of Freedom Ends as Love and Carnival Ties Bind
Philip Ainsworth pursues a year of world travel funded by his father but squanders it until a carnival life and a knife throwing act set his path. He returns home to find Lesbia Graves with Henry Butler, and a chance reunion reveals whether their romance survives life on the road.
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Philip Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Cowles
Phil
Lesbia Graves
Philip
Vancouver
Stone Brothers
Dakota
Lesbia
Henry Butler
New England
Springfield
Massachusetts
Henry
Berkshires
Landlubbers and the proper sea phrase weigh anchor
The passage cites Stanley Rogers in Sea-Lore criticizing myths of nautical language. It notes that cast the anchor is incorrect and explains correct terms let go weigh anchor while describing the distinction between dropping an anchor and lifting it.
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Conrad
Stanley Rogers
Deadliest of Poisons Is Unguarded Tongue
A Montreal Family Herald excerpt warns that a cruel tongue can wound more deeply than torture, piercing family bonds and causing lasting grief. It emphasizes the danger of reckless speech and the harm it can do to mothers, fathers, and loved ones.
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Hell
Montreal Family Herald
Jerseys
Guernseys
Holsteins
Just What She Wanted By The Glove Counter
Mrs Lallaposa queries black kid gloves and notes latest style. Clerk explains fashion note mix up as vice versa means one but ton.
Poor Translations Turn Hymn Into Odd Dialect
Exchange notes a Hindu baby’s attempt to render Rock of Ages into a native dialect. The result reads as humorous and awkward, preserving the hymn’s idea but yielding clumsy phrasing and unintended humor.
Elevator romance turns grim with near catastrophe
A chatty old lady and an Innocent elevator boy reveal a dangerous lift ride. The boy notes frequent faults including a head injury, broken machinery, and a weak rope. He also mentions an ill engineer and a hamatoors on duty, implying rising danger and a tense, darkly ironic mood.
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Hamatoors
Weekly Scotsman
Butterfly's Funny Heart Beats Backwards
An eminent entomology professor explains butterfly heart function. Insects have a back located heart that compresses blood along a long vessel, starting at rear and moving forward. After several cycles the heart pauses and restarts at the front, pumping blood backward. Occasionally a middle start sends blood both directions.
Waterproof Drawing Ink Formula Currrent Standards Note
The Bureau of Standards defines waterproof drawing ink as a suspension of carbon black in water with dissolved shellac and borax. A sample formula uses 28 parts orange shellac and 7 parts borax per 1000 parts water, with filtering to remove wax and sediment. Bleached shellac dissolves poorly unless freshly prepared.
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Bureau of Standards
Adlerika Relief Ad Claims Gas and Bloating Cure
The ad touts Adlerika as a remedy for stomach gas and bloating improving sleep and appetite. It features testimonial notes from Mrs. E Touchstone and promotes a single spoonful effect on both upper and lower bowel plus old waste matter removal. The advertisement credits Robert E Reed, Druggist.
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Aderika
A New Salad Dressing Each Day For A Month
A Heinz Home Economics director presents many salad dressing bases and variations. Mayonnaise and French dressings form foundations for numerous flavor profiles including Thousand Island Tartar Russian and Indian styles, with bold additions like chili sauce horseradish and Roquefort options. The Cooked Salad Dressing base adds warmth and fruit dressings, while Whipped Cream and Savory options finish fruit and slaw dishes.
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