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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
4
M E Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 with J B Gregory. Services at Dalton 10 30 and East Greenville 7 30. Near East Relief speaker attends each service. Epworth League 6 45. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 evening.
Salem Mennonite Church lists services for Sunday July 12 with Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m Evening Sermon 8 30 p m Choir rehearsal Tuesday 8 00 p m Mid week meeting Thursday 8 00 p m Instruction class Friday 2 00 p m The quote Come ye and let us go to the House of God is included.
Pastor Rev. A. E. Stockham leads preaching at 10 30 a m with E I Ober as superintendent. Christian Endeavor societies meet at 6 30 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m. Three more Sundays before vacation, urging continued high attendance.
Reverend Daniel Campbell leads services with Sabbath School at 9 30 a m and sermon The Crown of Rightousness at 10 30 a m The Y P C U meets at 6 30 p m with The Beatitudes of the New Testament The call to prayer is heard Wednesday The Women's Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs Sandwiths home Mrs Tschantz chairs the society Saturday hosts a festival to support the building fund All parishioners urged to support the event and church activities
Orrville Christian Science Society hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 00 a m with a Wednesday evening service at 8 p m. Services held at 114 North Main Street for the public.
A compact extract presents Bishop Spalding urging steadfast purpose and power to pursue aims. It frames resolve as a springtime bud ready to bloom, linking spiritual guidance with personal pursuit. The tone is exhortatory and reflective on motivation.
The fragment notes that scarce iron and limited natural supplies meant ancient peoples relied on few tools, mostly knives and weapons. It emphasizes how widespread iron deficiency influenced the development of early civilizations and technology.
The article explains that wood labeled gum or birch mahogany veneer is common but not real mahogany. Only solid mahogany or solid mahogany with substantial veneer qualifies as genuine, with solid options preferred.
In the Philippine islands about 450000 Moros, among the most fanatical natives, are the only group to petition that the United States retain control of the Philippines.
An old farmer on his back step watches a flood rage while a neighbor arrives with tidings of washed away hogs. He learns Flaherty’s and Larsen’s hogs are gone too, but he keeps a hopeful, humorous outlook on the disaster.
The article recalls a family rift between the De Golds and their country cousins sparked by a social visit. Mrs De Golds allegedly caused offense by inquiring if the family crest on the table cloth served as a laundry mark.
Poet laments a poem that nearly stopped his wife’s heart. editor quips circulation took a hit. The exchange captures a lighthearted moment in a literary page.
The verse fragment paints Thunder as a powerful figure who roars amid rain and storms. Imagery ties thunder to danger and weather, evoking a dramatic, rhythmic mood without a clear narrative.
A London humorist quips about a failing business man who interviews a secretarial applicant. The exchange mocks the man’s past performance and the assistant’s odd remark about cross word puzzles.
Drake aims to sue the railroad after a collision at a crossing. He blames the engineer for driving with one hand while in control of the train.
A humorous exchange features Mrs Junebride asking if a sponge cake passes as real, and her husband replying that it is nearly indistinguishable from a true bath sponge. The dialogue pivots on a playful domestic quip about cooking and household goods.
She-Mother explains the girls did not dance Ike this way in her day. He notes that might be why they avoided this dance style then.
A fragmentary verse compares a man labeled yellow or blue with a rare green grass widow, noting personal experience abroad yet none matching the green term. The lines evoke color symbolism in a travel-inspired observation.
An American Legion Weekly excerpt notes a historic or humorous tale where Liza Jane manipulates a man, freeing him from jail with swift action. The dialogue captures a dialectal claim of a woman using charm to alter a man’s fate, reflecting cultural storytelling.
A farmer comments on city girls with humor while describing a rural morning. Sarah milks 15 cows before breakfast, illustrating early work and countryside pace.
In a terse exchange two speakers discuss shopping for dress goods and choosing something quiet. A third remark hints at leaving for the crash department in a clipped, informal tone. The fragment preserves character and setting without narrative detail.
The Sidney Bulletin notes a humorous line about Teddie whose possessions, once in a handkerchief, are now tied to his wife’s name Maud. The quip contrasts past and present holdings in a playful social item.
A brief Washington dirge records a wry exchange greeting an aged figure with casual banter. The tone hints at nostalgia and quiet resilience through concise dialogue.
A hopeful job seeker, Waldron, tries Archibald Davenport for a letter of recommendation. Davenport’s harsh assessment backfires, and Waldron later uses the forged praise to land a sales position at Davenport Publishing after convincing Wilson of his qualifications.
Illinois agricultural experiment station recommends water sprout removal, pruning, and high pressure disc spray application for apple blotch. Use lime sulfur and lead arsenate at 244 gallons per 100 gallons of water with 2 pounds powdered arsenate. Schedule emphasizes sprays near petals fall and additional applications two and five weeks after, with protections during four to six weeks.
Bridge grafting can save trees damaged by rabbits mice and collar rot. Trim damaged bark to a clean edge fit beveled scion pieces bridge the wound insert and tack scions every 1.5 inches and wax ends to prevent drying out.
Cherry plum and peach trees suffer gummosis from winter injury borers and various diseases with gum exudation. Except for the bacterial form, remedy focuses on locating the trouble source and remedying it. In the West bacterial gummosis is managed by removing cankers and disinfecting, while good vigor and cultivation reduce susceptibility.
Three aphids are routinely found in eastern apple orchards. The rosy aphis is deemed most important due to its strong impact on fruit, followed by the green apple aphis, while the oat or grain aphis is least important.
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