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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
6
Memorial Day in Dalton feels like a home coming as visitors list former residents and friends who stopped by the Marvin Wertz home and other sites. Names span Cleveland to Louisville with families from Akron Canton Detroit Wooster and others.
Earl Locke and wife visit Ann Arbor Michigan with son Fred. Mildred and Anna Santschi Grace Amstutz and Mary Hauenstein vacation in the west. Mrs C W Plance and Julia in Pittsburg. Frank Cline and wife at Camp Robinson Arkansas to see her brother Pvt Richard Allen. Mrs Effie Eschliman in Youngs Town.
Mrs Minnie Hawk of Orrville was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Denbrook. Mrs Wm B Powell of Columbiana organized a 30 member Home Nursing class in that city. she is a former Dalton resident. Dr Stahl chaired Rotary night introducing Frank Zanders of Canton who showed war images from Russia and Canadian fishing. Mr and Mrs Reuben Steiner visited with Mrs S's father Royal Totten recovering from major surgery at Aultman hospital Canton. Stanwood 4H Victory club met at Stanwood school May 26 with officers Maxheimer, Schaller, Owens, Miller and others. advisor Harold Roush. next meeting June 9 at Stanwood school.
A Christian Science view argues that proper human adjustment aligns thought with God's law of abundance. It cites Jesus feeding the multitude as proof that supply follows spiritual thinking, not mortal shortage, and urges relinquishing selfishness to receive daily provisions.
A boy visits multiple butchers seeking a tough steak for his father who will eat it all if it’s tender. Store clerks dismiss the request or misjudge demand as hard times push families to buy the cheapest cuts, while one clerk finally asks the reason behind needing toughness.
A playful exchange between a husband and wife turns on love and money. The wife argues affection would curb cigar spending if asked, while the husband retorts that true love would make her ask only if she loved him as she ought.
A conversation shows a daughter declaring she will marry Perry, while the mother warns that marrying Perry means marrying nobody, revealing a clash over naming a chosen suitor and family expectations.
A young cat, often late and scolded by its mother, pleads for independence asking if it can lead one of its own lives. The humorous vignette ends with the hopeful request for personal autonomy.
Dialogue fragment shows Mabel dismissing a man with limited experience as unsuitable. The exchange centers on dating, judgment, and desire for maturity in a partner. No broader context provided.
A brief exchange contrasts the straight and narrow road with life’s detours. The two voices acknowledge discipline and the challenges of wandering paths in a concise, proverb like exchange. The dialogue frames moral motion and personal choice without additional context.
The answer notes the fool's urge to display his misfortune and inflame his own temper when not given a chance to show off. It emphasizes the folly of seeking attention through public outbursts and loud reactions.
War Bonds fund heavy tanks built in American plants. The army uses eight tanks of 14 tons and medium tanks of 28 tons, with heavy 60 ton beasts costing 120000 dollars. Tanks praised for armor and guns, funded by citizens investing at least ten percent of income.
Scientists note home type barometers cannot accurately predict weather. Weather prediction relies on many factors beyond atmospheric pressure. Some home barometers use colored figures that change with humidity, signaling what has already happened rather than what will occur.
A fragmented text snippet references a hammock and a pendulum of summer. It mentions a hard working wife and a person named Thad, but the overall meaning and context are unclear from the readable lines.
A compact reflection notes that mornings interrupt even the sweetest dreams with the alarm clock. It suggests the pull of rest yields to the day’s obligations, framing wakeful duty as a bittersweet limit on imagination.
A bantering exchange with a guest joking about elevated dining room status and high costs, while the proprietor deflects with witty remarks. The talk shifts to a mine's condition as a passerby comments on industry fortunes.
A scene in a restaurant shows an angry customer discovering a button in his soup while a waitress thanks him for finding it. The moment ends with relief as the item is identified and retrieved.
Bell System developed a gas pressurized long distance cable method to locate leaks. Cables are divided into gas sections with pressure plugs and valves at intervals. Pressure contactors trigger alarms at the office, guiding leak locating measurements to prevent moisture damage. Oil pumped nitrogen gas is used.
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