18 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
1
Leo Paridon nine, killed instantly by his twelve year old brother George at the family home three miles southeast of Doylestown. A loaded shotgun was used during play upstairs. the gun fired at close range and the boy died in the kitchen area. Funeral held at the Catholic church in Doylestown. family had ten children.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas writes that he lay in bed five weeks with blood poisoning from a spider bite that caused a large deep sore on his leg. He credits doctors failing then a local salve to cure him.
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad offers Homeseeker tickets to most western and southwestern points on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at greatly reduced round trip rates. Tickets include liberal return limits and stopover privileges. For full details contact any W and L E agent or write R F Kelly G P A Cleveland O.
A column lists three candy recipes: Cocoanut Candy with grated coconut sugar and milk of coconut. Walnut Crusts with sugar milk and English walnuts. and Fupas a fudge like mix with brown sugar cream vanilla chocolate and butter. Each recipe gives boiling times and mixing steps.
Personal experience claims the tube provides instant relief for all forms of piles. It can be applied directly to affected parts reducing inflammation and swelling. Price advertised as 50 cents with a guarantee.
Wayne county Bar Association met in the common pleas court room Monday morning to name Hon. K. S. Wertz to the Board of Trustees in place of M. L. Smyser. The Wooster News reports Wertz’s acceptance of the trusteeship as an honor for a former Dalton boy.
Tourist trip from Chicago to Amarillo Texas organized by the P L Person Land Dog. H C Albright of Orrville Ohio represents the venture and invites inquiries for details and reservations.
A moral miscellany on maintaining harmony in marriage urging patience kindness and shared finances. It promotes private affection over public display and notes guidance on conflict, trust, and mutual duties within the partnership. It references community life and a funeral with multiple local names.
An early 20th century pitch promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It emphasizes value and reliability, claiming the medicine cures colds and offers consistent results. Sold by A. J. White at five and ten cents a bottle.
Stroebel the postal clerk was convicted of stealing stamps from letters and replacing them with old ones. He was fined 830 and costs last week.
Two young girls argue which grandpa is taller. Agnes claims Grandpa R is taller, her sister says Grandpa I. is taller. Agnes settles it by noting Grandpa R has grown hair down the top of his head, while Grandpa F remains bald.
Earnest C Burker of Wayne township and Malinda Beachy of Sabithville. Jeremiah KK Donley and Keichle Hoover, both of Wooster. W BR Sendenheim and pa Gillispie, both of Doylestown. Wm-5 Markly of Canaan-township and Grace May Aukerman of Bur ok. Max W Rafeld of Rittman and Zelda Brubaker of Sterling.
A jumble of quirky items cites fast designs for women, ships, sports, and crime across regions. Prohibition, medical cures, wild wagers, and odd trials flare with mixed social humor and local anecdotes.
A Wayne County dealer touts painting quality and aging of buggies, claiming longer wear with proper inside and outside paint. The piece promotes early orders, two months cure time, and the Gerstenslager brand with a hint of annual sales events.
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