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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
Reverend A E Stockham pastor EE L Ober superintendent Sunday School 9 30 Worship 10 30 Junior and Senior C E 6 30 Preaching 7 30 Children's Day observed Sunday June 14 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 30 Choir rehearsal 8 30
Salem Mennonite Church lists services led by Pastor A. R. Keiser with M. A. Niswander as S. S. Superintendent. Worship at 10 30 a m missionary offering during morning, Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m worship again at 8 30 p m. Mid week meeting Wednesday at 8 00 p m. Strangers welcome to visit and worship. members urged to attend.
Rev J H Schweisberger pastors the M E Church with Sunday School at 9 30 led by J B Gregory. Sermons at 10 30 and 7 30 at Dalton with no preaching at East Greenville. Epworth League gathers at 6 45 p m. Special features each Sunday invite warm worship in the summer months.
Rev Daniel Campbell presides with Pastor Lee Douglass supervising Sunday Sabbath School at 930 a m and preaching at 1030 a m U P C U at 630 p m with the topic How Shall We Invest Our Lives A youth event is planned for next Tuesday evening and a prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 730 p m The scripture verseKeep thy heart with all diligence is echoed throughout the notice.
The Christian Science Society of Orrville Ohio lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 a m with Wednesday 8 p m services. All services are at 114 North Main Street and the public is invited.
Jugt delivers a shipment of heavy steel fence posts. Time is here spray your cows with Fly Cide, the best we have ever tried. Its pleasant odor stands out among others. Bring an empty can to test, be convinced. Also Jar Hand Sprayers in stock. D Kirchhofer, Dalton Ohio. 132 Kidron Phone.
A brief passage notes an English orphan in India who uses a twig to clean his teeth. It describes chewing the twig to reach crevices, scrubbing to remove tartar, and remarks that many East Indians have white, strong teeth.
The article explains that June budding refers to early summer grafting where growth begins the same season. It notes best results with peach, describes three requirements for successful budding, and outlines steps including removing the support after ten days and careful top pruning to avoid drowning the bud, with planting possible the next winter.
Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station reports raspberry pruning results vary by plant vigor and climate. Strong canes should be kept while weak ones are removed. optimal numbers range from two to seven per plant depending on vigor. Cane diameter correlates with yield, with larger canes yielding more fruit per plant.
The article notes clover varieties mostly provide good grape yard cover and warns some start slowly in spring. It endorses Hubam clover as excellent green manure within a single year and explains timing for autumn harvest and spring plowing before frost.
A Streng spray of lime sulphur is required to control scale insects on young trees. Dilute eight gallons of lime sulphur in each gallon of water for liquid form, or use 15 pounds of powdered furm in 50 gallons. The spray is very strong and would burn foliage if applied during the growing season.
A young salesman opens with a friendly greeting and tries to pitch a corn razor, but the farmer dismisses the urban slang as useless here and suggests calling tools by their plain names like scythe. The exchange highlights rural practicality over city slang.
In London a Thick 4 clerk tried to skip work citing fog as a reason. He sent a note saying too thick to come. The boss replied with a sharper line saying too dense, don’t come at all.
Reports say the rye crop is the best exer. The remark notes nature’s perversity when rye is fit only for bread.
The brief note hints at a temporary government post with modest pay and an easy resignation. It suggests a fleeting appointment that may end as soon as circumstances allow.
A humorous exchange shows a clerk assuring a customer the shop fills prescriptions while he questions why the place is called a drug store. The human hyena nickname for J Fuller Gloom adds a biting aside.
The Langley family ends the long wait as their vessel finally anchors, resolving a period of extended studio or home staging. Neighbors note joyful relief at last contact and closure.
A cheeky Stanford Chaparral line jokes about quitting pipe organ lessons, noting the author felt childish while playing with their feet and poking fun at self embarrassment in campus humor.
A terse dialogue riffs on fidelity citing Adam as a counterexample to any claim of universal male virtue. The exchange highlights skepticism of steadfastness in romance with a biblical allusion.
Quip lines suggest a cautionary humor about risk and happiness, quoted with Black To White addressing a youth. The verse hints at feigned bliss and the need for life coverage reflecting a satirical tone.
A Louisville Courier Journal humor note presents a farmer replying to concern about crop variety. He confirms planting only onions and potatoes while joking his wife’s squash obsession last year led to restricting crops.
In a curt domestic exchange a wife mentions reading the new maid’s glower as evidence of experience with children, while a husband asks if the maid has any prior child care work. The dialogue centers on suspicion and implied capability.
A witty line from Melbourne Punch contrasts math with a boy wanting a shaving as the speaker wonders how twenty equal apple pieces would weigh. The quip uses a playful exchange to juxtapose calculation and a child’s request.
A Western-era remark notes women must trust more than men, with the rebuking line that they believe half of what men tell them. The snippet reflects gender attitudes and humor of the period.
Mrs Rox replies on her husband winning early in life with his first success at age twenty-one, implying an early achievement that shaped their path.
A long list of Decoration Day and Memorial Day visitors across multiple towns. Families from Magnolia Barberton Shreve Cleveland Wadsworth Orrville Wooster New Brighton Canton Canton Chicago are hosted at various homes including E Houghton Chas Wecht Tilden Welty and others. Residents welcome relatives and guests from a broad regional area.
Akron Mississippi figures Guy Garrett Iva Welty Ida Howells Massillon Doylestown and the Stouffer and Schriber families appear in a neighborhood notice listing residents and their households.
In the Canadian northwest territory six refuges totaling 261 800 square miles are established for exclusive use by Indians and Eskimos. These areas reserve vast tracts of land for indigenous communities and restrict outside settlement or exploitation.
The fragment traces match lighting history from Walker of St East Tees in 1829 to Reuben Partridge patenting a splint factory device in 1842 and notes safety matches being developed by 1862. The text mentions British patent activity and lighting methods of the era.
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