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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
7
In Covington Kentucky Mrs Harry Ashcroft describes severe illness easing after using a compound and Lydia E Pinkham preparations. She notes taking ten bottles for strength and adds praise for Sanative Wash and other medicines and invites letters from readers seeking advice.
A Philadelphia physician and his wife use cross word puzzles to ease insomnia as a relaxing aid. The doctor notes patients should not worry about sleep and focus on calming thoughts. Others prefer chess or attending football games as soothing pastimes.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete skin care set. It claims the talcum softens skin and provides fragrance, urging readers to buy the trio for household use.
Norristown Pennsylvania track walker Dennis Walker reports over 180000 miles covered in 42 years of rail line treks. He averages better than 12 miles daily and credits the routine with keeping him in good health.
A historical ad touts Dr Peerys Dead Shot as unmatched for quick parasite removal. It promises a single dose cleans out worms or tapeworms and references a price of 372 Pear 8t in New York.
Where we can neither be brethren nor friends let us be kind neighbors and pleasant acquaintances. The emphasis is on cultivating charity and cordial conduct as a social duty and practical path to goodwill.
A young writer Miss Terry pursues a meeting with the country’s leading critic. Despite lateness and shifting household routines, she learns a lesson when repeated on time visits are missed and a note explains that punctuality is a habit tied to foresight and self control.
The article traces John Dwight of Dedham as an early progenitor of the Dwight surname in America arriving in 1684 with Hannah. It notes many Dwights held prominence in religion education and government, mentions Timothy Dwight the educator, and discusses possible origins of the name including Thwaite and Dwight places in England.
The passage mixes memory notes on names and words with the origins of surnames such as Belcher Lowell Senior Pattison Paton and Newman. It references cultural terms and a casual observation of language shifts tied to family names and their meanings.
A poem reflects how a simple letter travels across the world from friend to friend. It notes the small effort required to send comfort and keepsake messages, praising the impact that a shared word can have on grief and happiness across many miles and seasons.
The piece portrays aging as a tollman journeying through years. It laments rising costs of life and health, and how indulgent habits and self blame trap us. The author argues we accumulate debts to ourselves, paying grudgingly as mortality and time demand more.
Soups for light meals use Cream of Carrot with carrot onion celery and parsley boiled then slow cooked. Cream of Lima Bean uses soaked beans with onion parsley or celery simmered, then milled, milk flour and butter blended and seasoned.
A humorous exchange shows Miss Dash seeking furniture via soap premium schemes. Judge quips about a friend who bought a six room house with one room of furniture and five filled with soap. The dialogue ends with wry lines on frankness and enthusiasm.
The Boston Transcript records a conversation where Hobbs mentions being hypnotized once and Dobbs states he is a married man. The dialogue highlights personal disclosures in a brief exchange.
A new British wheat variety set for next year’s sowing is claimed to revolutionize Britain’s flour industry by improving yields and quality for home markets and processing plants.
A playful exchange about a mustache in a lighthearted note. The dialog centers on humor sparked by a unique facial feature. No additional events or participants are described.
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