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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
2
Meely seeks a practical marriage while weighing true affection for St. Croix Creighton. Marvin Creighton appears, as Meely hides in her festive frock to avoid recognition, observing his subtle charm and contrasting his mood with St. Croix’s stern demeanor.
Handsome St Croix Creighton awaits his secret Pennsylvania Dutch sweetheart Meely Schwenckton at their trysting place. Meely, a schoolteacher boarding at the Schwenckton home, keeps him at a distance. Rumors say Creighton may replace Marvin Creighton as heir and marry the titled English cousin, unsettling the local social circle.
Meely Schwenckton frets over a Kutztown Normal diploma while hiding a dangerous liaison with St Croix. Rumors swirl as Marvin Creighton, the district superintendent, looms, and Aunt Rosy eyes every move with sly suspicion. Meely plots danger and escape after a coded rendezvous ends near the closed schoolhouse.
The New York Evening World notes that famed figures such as Napoleon Lincoln Socrates and Marlborough were henpecked. Napoleon’s letter to Josephine ends with a burning kiss line and Lincoln’s shyness fueled complaints from biographers. Marlborough’s wife nagged him though he led troops to victory with Eugene of Savoy.
An Ohio State Journal remark explains that a dashy or hurried style may produce nothing of value, arguing speed does not guarantee quality and clear craft matters in writing.
Lesson text surveys Mark chapter 1 with themes of Jesus as the Son of God, John the Baptist as forerunner, baptism of repentance, and Jesus' temptation. It explains gospel imagery, key terms, and the path from prophecy to fulfillment.
A biblical excerpt from Deuteronomy 11 11 12 describes a land God cares for. It notes the land will drink water from heaven and that the Lord s eyes are upon it from the start to the end of the year.
A devotional line attributed to Fenelon notes that all things from God's Hand and Land bear good fruit, implying divine blessing on providence and harvest.
ANLAN O. Pat Sage, head football coach at Indiana, noted Midwest leader in football since early days at Chicago. He played quarterback and end, captained the 1906 Chicago team, and later coached at Butler before joining Indiana where a strong 1920s gridiron machine emerged.
Theodore Raben a wholesale fruit dealer gambled his business on the Cubs pennant and daily games during bankruptcy. He wagered bananas prunes and grapefruit and lost over 500 dollars a day plus 10 000 on the race. His assets were listed at 1200 with liabilities of 12000.
A Notre Dame millionaire player, said to be valued at 5 million dollars, is not considered superior to many Irish athletes working through school. The unnamed donor likely refers to Fred Miller, regular left tackle and top linesman, whose Milwaukee, Wisconsin home is listed. A photograph shows Miller in football gear.
Bob Jones praised the average golfer at an Atlanta club luncheon calling the duffer the backbone of the game. He argued champions don t create golf the ordinary player does by supporting clubs and courses and shaping the sport s future.
A boxing booking agency would replace managers, handling match deals for boxers and taking a five percent commission. Promoters would work directly with the agency, safeguarding boxers’ interests and reducing manager interference. The system would remove a major nuisance in the sport.
A collection of notes covers Gene Tunney’s potential marriage rights, European sports facilities, college and professional baseball captaincies and trades, jockeys with 200-win years, Red Sox spring camps, and historic track and pitching feats. It highlights Stanfor ds nonconference losses, Meusel’s Pacific Coast manager prospects, and Bobby Jones on golf administration.
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