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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
2
Ohio General Assembly reconvened in Columbus after a short recess to address city and school relief, appropriations, highways, and prohibition measures. The report details a murder verdict in Lancaster, a fatal crash near Lancaster, expansions in state services, civil and criminal incidents, and ongoing municipal and statewide policy debates.
Washington reports the war department has adopted the Ruggles orientator to train pilots. A dual ring device simulates flying motions, letting cadets test fitness without leaving the ground. The test reveals heart or nerve issues instantly, promising safer civilian and military flight training.
Senator New of Indiana moves to fast track a red flag bill aiming to curb anarchist propaganda. The draft bans display of flags or emblems advocating overthrow of government and restricts words and mails use with penalties up to 5000 dollars or five years imprisonment.
Laboratory experts at Madison Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin predict wood can be made fireproof and more durable than stone. They foresee wooden houses as cost efficient and nearly fireproof within years, noting current fires stem from improper wood use and that war spurred research now applicable to peacetime building.
Treasury officials report mixed views on minting a half-cent coin to simplify luxury tax payments. Chicago and other cities show agitation, but action requires Congress. revenue rules demand clear display of taxes to customers to prevent profiteering under new law. Violations carry fines up to 1600 dollars or imprisonment.
The ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Pherson Of Capsules as a 200 year old remedy to aid kidney liver bladder stomach disorders and urinary organ weakness. It promises relief with a course of three capsules taken daily and urges prompt purchase at drug stores to prevent incapacity.
Blind Edward Jones of Jefferson City Missouri keeps a flock by touch and builds his own coop. He hatches chicks and culls, marketing nonkeepers as broilers while raising birds for winter eggs. He attended all local poultry meetings and plans a blind poultry clubReadings from the USDA will be read aloud by the county home demonstration agent to members.
A witty exchange about an ideal husband. The line frames a humorous view of partnership where the wife holds decision power over fashion and arguments, presenting a playful gender dynamic in a domestic setting.
The Arkansawyer, aged 97, recalls nearly no travel. He tells of one trip to Torpidville at about age 80 when locals nearly lynched him, believing him guilty, and his swift escape home.
Police raid targets a questionable photograph gallery amid suspicions of illegal activity. The incident prompts irony about delayed progress in law enforcement and the headline signals a sharp, ironic turn in the case.
A prominent actress asserts she cannot bear anything gross near her. The exchange turns to her public image and the irony of gross receipts becoming a topic of conversation surrounding her career.
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