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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
5
Local residents extend New Year wishes and share holiday travel and visits. Frank Wertz visits his sister in Morrow county. many families spend Christmas in Millersburg Orrville New Castle and other places. Township trustees set year end meeting. Haverstock and Davis garage progress noted. D H S teams play alumni games. Christmas church entertainment praised with a notable mountain scene display.
A collection of humorous and pointed witticisms on luxury, marriage, courtrooms, cigarettes, aviation, and politics. Notable lines include remarks on doctors in murder trials, Americans spending abroad, and the enduring tug of the good old days.
A Pittsburgh woman is accused of shooting her husband after he refused to take her to the cinema. The incident highlights domestic tension amid a night out turning violent.
A household tip proposes replacing lettuce celery and mayonnaise on a plate with a large steak to create a tastier lunch option. The suggestion frames the change as a simple substitution to boost flavor and satisfaction at mealtime.
Report states Leon Trotzky has been expelled from the Soviet Internationale for the third time. Observers note he may think the move signals lack of trust and could push him further from Soviet leadership.
The continent faces a revolt over what counts as immodest attire with strong disagreement on standards. Public opinion diverges widely as authorities push for conformity while individuals resist defining modesty.
罗马一位统计学家预言到1957年飞机将以每小时850英里飞行。然而人性使然，到1958年人们会认为速度还不够快。
At the annual convention of the American Bakers association a loaf claimed to be found in an Egyptian pharaoh tomb was displayed. Attendees debated its authenticity and the origin was blamed on someone.
Methuselah and a boy aged six hundred fifty two fish one afternoon when the boy hauls in an extra large specimen. Methuselah grumbles that it is beginners luck in the lighthearted quick read.
A fragmented quote argues that some school history texts claim to present new facts while effectively rehashing familiar narratives. It critiques the notion of novelty in historical interpretation and suggests the US is rarely depicted correctly.
Farm Life notes that what once were daily needs such as log cabins fire places horses and candles are now luxuries for many. The piece contrasts past hardships with modern comforts and muses on changing values and preferences across generations.
Railroads across the country are discarding semaphore signals in favor of electric lights. The change aims for clearer signals at any time and over longer distances while reducing operating costs. Three principal types of light signals are described, including white light replicas of semaphore, and red yellow green systems for traffic style control.
In heavy traffic drivers hurry to save seconds, risking crashes. The piece argues leisurely driving wastes five extra minutes but reduces stress and danger, suggesting patience over rush to reach home with less risk.
London, Europe’s largest city, features miniature European cars with wheel bases barely longer than a bicycle. The compact sedans, under a man’s shoulder height, dart about on little fuel, their popularity rising due to tax tied to weight and horsepower.
Dr. Everett Waid retiring president of the American Institute of Architects argues congestion in New York and other large cities would ease if people lived near their jobs. He cites waste from transporting workers twice daily as absurd and illogical and favors walking distance housing.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler asserts the world lacks geniuses while a Philadelphia observer identifies six exceptional children among two hundred. The reflection notes that nothing is ever as bad as it appears.
A European observer notes that in Turkestan a husband can obtain divorce by simply saying Get thee gone. In the U S such a move could incur alimony obligations and even spark a shooting affray.
The remark about engraving the Lord's Prayer on a pin head mocks excessive piety while warning against name calling. It questions where to draw the line when judging those who merely waste time.
Willie argues against washing the neck each morning claiming sleep does not dirty him. The piece presents a contest between hygiene norms and personal comfort in a humorous debate style.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Goudy entertained at a Christmas dinner Monday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Camp and family, Dale Goudy and Bobbie, L. P. Goudy and Dick, and C R. Goudy and Carl. Visitors at home for the holidays included Prof. Ross Wyre Dana's Warren Ohio Fred Hunsicker Carlton Roberts Ohio Northern Russell Kurzen Elmer Haney Clair Kirchhofer Raymond Geis Ohio State Hallie Roberts and Dennis Saurer of Chanute Field Rantoul Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Wilson GO Lehman and family of Lakewood Geo S Lehman of Toledo Mrs Anna Lehman of Orrville and J W Reed of Mansfield were guests at the FH Kraus home Monday. Mr and Mrs Andree of Akron Mr and Mrs Kent Spangler and baby of Massillon Mrs Perry Wilson of Youngerton Mr and Mrs Elmer Stuch were at wo SELES Arnold home 1 Xmas. Mr and Mrs James Scott of Fredericksburg Misses Mabel and Mildred Scott of Detroit and Mr Ross Wyre and Mr Jack Maenpa of Warren spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Morris Hershey.
Charles C. Jones, probate judge, announces C F Buchwalter has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of John F Budd of Wayne County Ohio. Official notice dated October 3.
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