04 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
1
A succinct, period-tinged reflection contrasts crime punishment with religious roles. It comments on sin as price in police court, defines an organizer as the church music maker, and rumors a high churchman who believes in punishing innocents.
California lemons found on a tree. 55 of 300 Chinese theaters have sound films. Chicago links to 160 U.S. cities by transport. Florida declares the mocking bird as state bird and orange blossom as state flower. Kentucky drillers strike water gas at 370 feet near Shelbyville. Alaska voters lean toward Johnson over Smith. In Siam carpenter bee causes telephone and telegraph damage. North Carolina underground water use totals 25 million gallons daily. Sweden-US telegraphic traffic mostly via radio at 97 percent.
Questions arose about Reno granting 114 divorces in one day while notes compare wells freezing in summer and the world’s telephones connecting over 32 million people. Observations include hair growth averages, queen bee egg production, ancient Ethiopia dates, and unusual Mars classifications.
A stated communication of Cedar Lodge No. 430 F. and A. M. will be held Friday February 5 1932 at 7 30 p m Regular business J C McAdams W M W C Middleton Secretary.
A scientist reports the average person spends about eleven and a half minutes in absolute rest during sleep with most of the night involving muscular or mental activity.
A quotation notes that true worth requires exceptional skill and honesty, emphasizing that one should only undertake a task if they are truly adept and capable.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a prescription throat remedy promising rapid relief from soreness. It claims the medicine targets the cause to prevent progression and can be used by the whole family with a money back guarantee.
Winter arrives with cold snaps causing autos to balk and filling stations to sell alcohol. Rollin Moser to present winning essay at Salem Church CE meeting. Elizabeth Lehman, widow of Samuel Lehman, dies aged 88. funeral attended by many locals. Community notes cover illnesses, house exchanges, gatherings, musical programs, quilting bees, and local visits.
A notice lists a public sale at the seller's residence one mile east of Dalton near Rudy crossroads on Friday February 12 1932 at 1 PM. Items include horses cattle hens hay farming implements bees and various equipment with terms to be settled day of sale.
The funeral of Alvin Aker 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs G W Aker of Kenmore who died at Massillon City hospital Friday was held Sunday at 230 pm at Gordon and Hollinger funeral home Massillon. The Rev Mr Smith of the Barberton Evangelical church officiated. Interment was in Dalton cemetery Pallbearers were Francis Delegrange Robert Krantz Lester Swartz Henry Aker George Snodgrass and Leo Mong. The deceased was a grandson of Aker of this place.
The hardness of metal is tested by pressing a diamond into it and examining the resultant marks under a powerful microscope.
In January the Lima City Mission served 4738 free meals and provided 993 free lodgings. A soup line begun months earlier aided 2298 people. contributions of money vegetables food and clothing are welcomed.
The first real winter temperatures settled in Sunday and Monday with high winds. A cold snap dropped to 10 degrees above zero Sunday morning and winter continued through Monday. By Tuesday morning about three inches of snow covered the ground as temperatures rose and rain followed.
We, the undersigned, forbid dumping of rubbish on our premises. Signatories: Menno S. Steiner and Jacob J. Nussbaum.
A sequence of rural proverbs contrasts wealth and health with deeds over words. It hints at patience and practical labor, noting that promises and feast plans fail without action and that true improvement comes from steady effort and right-sized work.
The article explains how fats provide energy and warmth, proteins repair and build tissue, starches and sugars fuel activity and fat formation, and minerals support red blood cells bones and tissues. It notes vegetables are 80 valuable and vitamins A, B, C, D guide growth, with others less known.
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