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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
6
Industrial publisher Doubleday Pace & Co releases a WNU Service notice detailing upcoming distribution and catalog adjustments. The short advisory outlines publication dates and contact points for retailers and libraries seeking the new editions.
In spring on the North Shore a circle of guests led by Paula hosts Gen Emile Goguet and Roelf Pool. Dirk De Jong and Selina greet them at his Chicago apartment as romance, duty, and past wars mingle with Selina’s farm life and Roelf’s return.
General Goguet and Boelf Pool were in Chicago for one night, sharing time during a layover and discussing upcoming engagements. The passage notes their brief stay and movements within the city.
Wild geese are wary and vigilant while feeding, maintaining a sentry system. Two or three may circle high to watch for distant threats, aided by acute hearing and a strong sense of smell. If winds disclose a threat, they instantly take to the air, their eerie cry fueling legends of phantom packs.
A brief essay argues that true growth comes from development of mind and heart, not increased size or money. It notes that many people swell in pride rather than in stature, and a little wealth tends to inflame vanity.
A penniless Russian immigrant in New York rose from a shammos in a small synagogue to a leading East Side real estate operator and millionaire. He revealed to a bank manager that he could not read or write, only signing with his name after learning from his wife. The banker marveled at his success despite illiteracy.
A southern state once paid families with insane members a yearly support of one hundred dollars. A northern visitor and local guide discover a hill country homestead and remark the owner is forehanded though having had much luck, noting the seven children in the household.
Electric interurban lines from Indianapolis connect farms and towns with Hoosier riders. Conductor Jess, a farm boy turned rail worker, explains he should spit at Zionsville but will wait until Lebanon, amid a chorus of familiar first names and kinfolk aboard the Lafayette limited.
Mrs L Gingrich of Baltimore Maryland says she used T L Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease her Change of Life and a weak system. She notes improvement after one bottle and continued use through the difficult period. She recommends it for women and cites help for her daughters during marriage and childbirth.
The piece jokes about choosing sharp lawyers with big retainers and returns the funds quickly. It notes North Dakota has 14.1 percent of its population under five, the highest share among states.
Italy now holds about 38 million residents across a land mass roughly equal in size to Indiana and Illinois combined. The figures emphasize Italy's demographic scale relative to its geographic footprint.
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