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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
7
Lightfoot the deer hides from hunters and baying hounds in the Green Forest. A tense chase leads to a close gunshot near his hiding place as he runs for life and safety amid panic, fear, and endless pursuit.
Virginia Reid, screen actress, wears a black wool crepe frock with clever pique buttons trimming the bodice and wings. The fabric forms the muffler collar and the one piece cut gives a jacket like back. A peaked hat of ribbed black crepe completes the stylish ensemble.
The fragment mentions Eve's Epicrams and MerMace as a gamble but a woman knows the cards are stacked against him before she displays. It notes the United States Leprosy Colony, the federal Leprosarium at Carville, Louisiana, as the only U S facility of its kind.
The guide advises using heavy paper napkins for casual tea to save on linen, suggests personalized napkins, and notes many sandwich varieties plus small cookies and cream puffs served with cocoa. It highlights simple food accessories like a frying basket to create potato nests and fill them with creamed dishes. Western Newspaper Union.
Doukas Malloch in the WNT Service presents a poetic meditation on schooling. The piece contrasts practical study with imaginative culture, arguing a school should nurture romance glamour history language and dreamers. It champions learning as a foundation for future writers readers and leaders.
The article describes a magician's trick using an upside down match box and a pulled drawer to create the rising and sinking motion. The box is placed on the left palm, the drawer slightly extended, and finger tension manipulated to lift the box, then the right hand opens the drawer to reveal the box to spectators.
A Navajo woman Eekh-pah explains clan leadership runs through the matrilineal line and wealth from sheep. Wick Miller notes Navajo women accept final word and rarely pursue equal rights, recounting divorce by separation and nontraditional marriage practices among the Navajo.
The text argues thinking alone cannot guide life and urges seeking help beyond oneself. It notes negative answers cause confusion, but mental activity must extend further, pushing reasoning to its limit to discover external aid.
A pilot quips about Naples as the craft flies over the city. The passenger confirms, and the pilot reveals the engine is not functioning. The exchange captures a dark humor moment during an in flight joke.
A witty exchange has Farmer Corntessel criticizing his son Josh for laziness. A ready made philosopher suggests a young man should learn to say no, while the farmer affirms the need for effort around the place as Josh responds with a defiant stare.
The champion athlete in bed with a cold learns his temperature is a hundred and one degrees. He asks the doctor how high the fever is and what the world record stands at.
A wife scathingly accuses her husband of laziness worthlessness and untrustworthiness while the husband calm ly retorts that no man is perfect. The dialogue showcases a tense domestic dispute with sharp reproaches and restrained amusement.
An athletic young member says if the speaker harms him he will not target the eye but strike at the jaw. The exchange highlights rising tensions in parliamentary decorum.
Pattern 9545 offers a wedge yoke dressy afternoon frock with raglan sleeves and a gored skirt. Sizes 14 to 42 available, fabric needs vary. complete sew chart included. Send fifteen cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. New York for this pattern.
A heated exchange erupts amid a neighborhood dispute as a resident calls out a neighbor's reckless behavior and a nearby fire incident sparks concern. The gist centers on accusations of carelessness and threats to public safety in a tense exchange.
A dialogue notes a gloomy citizen arguing that praise and hope for success must be purchased from a fortune teller, since nothing in life comes free. The exchange underscores cynicism about advice and the price of optimism.
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