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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
A fragment notes Lincoln born in 1809 and marked as 99 years ago on a midweek date, mingling with lines of holiday jingle about sleigh bells and wistful wishes for a sleigh with a fiery steed from the past week.
The Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Railway Co announces train times from Creston to Seville and public square with multiple daily departures to Wooster Linndale Elyria and Norwalk. Limited and theatre cars operate with special weekend service. for rates contact Garfield Building Cleveland.
Methodist Episcopal led by Rev J T Hoak preaches 11:00 a m and 7:00 p m all invited Presbyterian with Rev J W Findlay also 11:00 a m and 7:00 p m Salem Mennonite Canyon Hey and A A Sommer preside Sabbath school 9 a m preaching 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m United Presbyterian Rev W H Hubbell preaches 11 a m subject Achan's Sin all invited to attend
Advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming to regulate stomach liver and bowels to help digestion. Promotes the pills at 25 cents at A J Whites drug store.
A letter argues lead-and-oil paint is inferior to better paints. It cites a Sheffield Pennsylvania example where 40 gallons of paint were bought, 10 returned, and discusses coverage lasting and the need for zinc in lead-based mixes. The writer endorses improved paint and notes M F McDowell sells Devoe paints.
The piece analyzes Canada's looming fuel crisis with timber depletion in Ontario and rising coal costs. It notes efforts to dry peat and manufacture peat fuel, and mentions a Montreal firm losing large sums trying to solve peat fuel production. A separate Civil War era line about General Crude’s tent is included.
A woman with a $10,000 deposit visited an influential friend at night as newspapers named her bank. The next morning she took a call, and her business friend advised waiting while he sought banks for an advance. Four banks failed to help, the fifth promised, and Iris was told to bring her check, but she declined due to a dressmaker engagement.
A London Chronicle report claims the Italian anarchist Lucchesi, alleged assassin of Empress Elizabeth, enjoys government supplied meals and pipe privileges in Geneva. He is said to have four meals daily, fresh air, lectures, paid labor, and to read Voltaire Montesquieu and Rousseau as preparations for memoirs.
A correspondent describes Moorish warriors near Casablanca using dust clouds from dragged sticks to cover foot soldiers advancing and firing on French troops defending the city. The maneuvers show disciplined, effective resistance amid repeated assaults on Casablanca.
Edmond Rostand faced expulsion from College Stanislas for a disciplinary breach, sparking student uproar. The mob tore his cap and divided it into pieces, each boy wearing a fragment as a term decoration, a tale well known in French literary circles for its noted sympathy and support.
The Times notes shifts in housing nomenclature from tenement and flat to court hall arms and chambers. It observes streetwise prestige terms like new dwellings on Claremont Avenue now termed league dwellings and hints at changes in language reflecting social status.
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