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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
5
In England a patent has been granted for a process to form cardboard into kitchen utensils such as kettles and saucepans. The method uses dipping in a solution of asphalt resin shellec and spirit, then air dries slowly to yield waterproof and acid resistant containers.
A thief loots a house in Arabia and discovers a nested set of gold boxes. Inside the final box he finds salt and, after tasting it, returns all stolen valuables. The tale underscores hospitality where one who has eaten salt cannot rob. The anecdote is attributed to Youth's Companion.
Good health depends on digestion and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are promoted to safeguard digestion and improve health. Address 372 Pearl St New York.
A Los Angeles Times note says Browning owns the era’s largest Hollywood cat known for a loud purr when petted by trusted handlers. A family friend cannot elicit the sound despite prolonged stroking and asks Browning to “make kitty start her engine.”
A brief exchange notes the monkeys appear cheerful and one speaker jokes they may derive amusement from people. The dialogue hints at a lighthearted, observational mood without further context or action.
Joan and Lancaster brace for a risky Avonmouth operation after a warning from Myers looms. He must go, risking morphine dangers while a shadowed enemy may be plotting. Joan fears the trap as rain and doubt press in.
Joan Wentworth frets as Doctor Lancaster’s fate hinges on his risky hospital run. Mrs Fraser consoles and hints at hidden troubles while the storm rages outside. The pair fear the doctor’s enemies and worry about his breaking habit as suspense builds toward a continuation.
The Newport News city name likely combines Newport and Newce. Captain Newport led the first vessel carrying settlers to Virginia and William Newce was an early colony treasurer. A variant spelling by Smith is noted as Nuse.
A brief item notes a violent landlady at Bow and her bald husband described as a badger a year after their marriage.
A witty exchange about a roll of money circulates as a cartoon caption style item. The dialogue shows Knicks remarking the money is not his, but to break it in for a friend, reflecting humorous urban life.
A collection of terse, aphoristic lines and observations. It notes a one-armed Baltimore steeple jack who sometimes uses his teeth, hints at a woman nearing thirty losing self-possession, and claims harmony emerges from discord. It ends with a query about those “made to mourn” and capable of a strong effort.
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