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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
7
A New York politician touring Spain tries to draw milk for a waiter to understand. He sketched a cow and milk maid, the waiter grinned and rushed off to buy milk, returning with bullfights tickets instead, leaving the meal unresolved.
An itinerant showman who promoted foot races balloon ascensions and early aviation refused to fly at a New York suburb fair, delaying as a crowd waited. He cites a Burlington Iowa audience that waited eighteen months for him to take to the sky.
A short piece extols the danger of a man who revels in dominance and crushing others. It links his callous behavior to historical tyranny, warns of the moral reckoning, and urges early correction of children showing these traits. McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
The quote highlights that force wins battles but lasting peace requires generosity. It argues Lincoln sought a conciliatory plan to reunite the South after the Civil War, a plan neglected in favor of partisan aims after his assassination, leading to dark days. It notes Lincoln’s humble origins and rise to prominence through self education.
The piece notes Lincoln born February 12 1809 and killed April 14 1865 by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre. It highlights his farm upbringing and strong physique that aided four years of war and his presidential elections in 1860 and 1864, with abolition as policy amid union preservation.
Lesson outlines the church at Antioch as a mission hub with prophets and teachers, highlights Barnabas and Saul as the first foreign missionaries, the Spirit’s call and the church’s sending, and describes their preaching in Cyprus and the opposition from Elymas the sorcerer.
A poem extols courage and steadfast effort. It praises fighting on despite fate, choosing integrity over surrender. It asserts that even in defeat one preserves the flag of trust, and that successors will carry dawn from fallen efforts.
Samuel Slater born 1760 at Holly House Farm Derbyshire England was fifth son of William and Elizabeth Slater. Apprenticed to Jedediah Strutt for six and a half years he mastered spinning and then pursued steam and cotton manufacturing. He left England with only memory of machine designs to seek a new world in America. He became a leading cotton manufacturer in Pennsylvania and the Slater name is occupational slang for a man who slates.
General John Joseph Pershing, born September 18 1860 in Linn county Missouri, rose from poverty to West Point via competitive exams. His career intertwined with tragedy and triumph facing Philippine Moro campaigns Kuroki’s Manchuria and Villa era deployments amid enduring personal losses.
Mexico and a California fire tragedy frame the tale of General Pershing. The narrative recalls his service in Indian campaigns, the Santiago campaign, the Philippines, and against the Moros, where he even learned their language. He was sent in pursuit of ...
The passage describes a commander chosen to lead expeditionary forces. It notes a stern but warm face, a quick smile, and a talent for taking desired positions with minimal casualties. The portrayal emphasizes calm leadership and strategic aptitude.
A short note quotes George Eliot on the peril of accepting dull achievement as the future self. The passage discusses appetite and ambition in a reflective tone, referencing a cookbook by Mottier as context.
The text describes easy desserts using corn starch puddings and emergency options. It details beating egg yolks with maple syrup or brown sugar and milk, dipping bread slices to brown in butter, and options for maple sauce. It also outlines a apricot syrup frozen dessert made from canned apricots, juice, and sugar.
A compact philosophical reflection on living morally through justice honor and mercy. It speaks of life as a spiritual endeavor beyond temporal time, centered on freedom, contentment in God, and acceptance of fate in God.
The Baltimore Sun notes Chinese soldiers used a stern strategy when facing bandits. They invited outlaws to enlist, and as black guards arrived by rail, the soldiers killed most and wounded the rest before they could depart the cars. This act is described as real diplomacy, signaling harsher responses to further peaceful pursuits.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for improving skin after a wash. It claims relief for poor complexions dandruff itching and red rough hands with simple daily use.
Dialogue between Sam and Rastus about life and luck, warning that pulling more ace cards will change his ordinary life. Tone suggests a humorous exchange in a rural or minstrel style setting.
A brief, fragmented excerpt notes a conversation about voice improvement and remaining uncured status, attributed to a Penn State Froth context. The text presents a casual exchange with no clear event or outcome.
A brief ad at 372 Pearl St N Y promotes Pr Peery's Dead Shot claiming it cures tapeworm and worm infestations. The druggish note invites customers to obtain the remedy locally through Ady.
A man endures extreme temperatures and restrains himself, then begins to feel comfortable with the situation as conditions ease.
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