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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
8
Ashland the home of Augusta Evans Wilson reflects Greek revival with West Indian influence in its later form. The veranda encloses the house with white columns and Bermuda style double decks, illustrating a distinctly American adaptation of classical design.
A curious street discussion on aviation ends abruptly as a commanding female figure calls Henry to dinner. The imagined future sees air travel rising above the globe and astronauts watching the world from space.
Frederick Harrison laments the 200 year struggle to pick the right books amid a flood of printed matter. He argues readers need a strong character and a firm system to avoid being overwhelmed by wrong books and to find vital knowledge.
The Montgolfier brothers began the idea of a balloon by observing rising smoke in the late eighteenth century. In June 1783 they built a 35 foot diameter cloth bag inflated over a straw fire, leading to the use of hydrogen gas and the balloon as used today. Charles, a Paris natural philosophy professor, proposed hydrogen for flight.
A reader recalls sensational novels as they discuss library visits and the recurring figure Lorytt. The exchange notes that such hits draw calls and attention, though the topic remains a common, unremarkable chatter among attendants.
Fragmentary notes describe Chawlie burning or throwing lighted cigarettes from a window. The overheard lines reference an “awning” and a “record” with unclear context, suggesting a small incident of arson or reckless behavior. Further details are unreadable in the text.
Public sale notices list 21 head of cattle 22 hogs 7 sheep and horses at Bodine near Orrville and 3 miles north east of Dalton. Tools furniture and farm equipment valued items from a residence sale at Dalton on Saturday January 7 are offered with a second auction at another Dalton address. George Washington items and library volumes appear among displayed goods. Sales begin at 12 and 1 o'clock with auctioneers Brenner and Moser and clerks listed.
J F Boyer of Fer tile Missouri advocates Electric Bitters for backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. He credits ten bottles with curing him and says he is now well. Also proven for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders and female complaints. 60c at A J White.
A. Schingeck of Buffalo declares Dr King’s Life Pills cured his chronic constipation after others failed. The ad promotes relief for biliousness jaundice indigestion headaches malaria and debility with a 23 cent price at A J White’s.
Consumers planning rug or carpet purchases this autumn may find savings at Curatoré. The notice cites pricing opportunities and mentions Kralik and Gibson in association with the sale.
Professor of Animal Husbandry at Ohio State University outlines profitable feeds and nutrients for horses. The article discusses balanced rations, hay quality, grain types, and supplemental minerals to optimize performance and health.
The article advises clean dusty free food, highlighting timothy hay quality and oats suitability. It compares oats and corn for work horses showing corn lowers hourly feed cost, notes bran mash laxative benefits, and suggests alfalfa hay if available. It ends with a feeding guideline of about one pound grain per 100 pounds live weight, adjusted for work.
The article advises readers to decide breed choice based on personal aptitude and local conditions. It recommends selecting a well known breed with broad market demand, considering production qualifications and local climate, soil, and cropping. Emphasizes grazing efficiency and that one good cow beats three poor ones in dairy, plus the value of proper hen care and feeding.
Fragmentary report lists equipment and car names for routes between Toledo Pittsburg Chicago and Cleveland Wheeling. Mentions cafe parlor cars sleeper and reclining chair cars with numbers 6 8 82 85 and stops on signal or passenger service.
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