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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
3
A motivational piece urges punctuality and initiative. It argues that timeliness shapes career success and leadership potential, warning that lateness breeds lethargy and procrastination and that now is the time to act to advance. The column credits McClure Syndicate.
A reflective poem notes that wealth and visions may fail yet true fortune lies in friendship. It emphasizes enduring support from friends as the lasting good, while acknowledging doubt, hurt, and envy as common worldly responses to effort and success.
A witty excerpt on marriage from Helen Rowland. It jokes that romance promises adventure but is marred by monotony. It contrasts male and female antics, noting how secrets like bank robberies or lipstick flaws affect love more than betrayals.
A poetic exhortation to seek simple comforts and trust in loving connections as the foundation of a happy home. It reflects a maternal tone urging practical joys and loyal companionship to sustain the soul.
Water cress grows widely in clean brook water and serves as a blood purifier and tonic. It is best fresh and rich in minerals, especially sulfur and phosphorus. The piece provides a water cress soup recipe and several serving ideas including with lamb chops, salads, and sandwiches.
Ezekiel prophesies to Israel in captivity, condemning false shepherds for neglecting the flock and foretelling restoration. The Lord will seek the scattered, bring them home, and establish peace through the Messiah, the good shepherd, blessing all nations.
A concise quotation attributed to Maurice Maeterlinck on the value of time and labor in shaping a nation’s moral worth, highlighting how hours of freedom reflect national character.
A reflective line notes that human life exists between memory and expectation. It suggests that current choices are shaped by history while aspirations push toward what comes next. The sentiment frames time as a bridge between eras.
Veteran jurist A P Tarbox of University Place Nebraska praises Tanlac for restoring his digestion and energy after a long legal career. He credits Tanlac with stopping indigestion and rebuilding his strength over the last two years. He urges others to try the remedy and notes over a million bottles sold. Tanlac is sold by all reputable druggists.
London Tit-Bits notes that a labor government mirrors a long tradition of climbing from mill and mines to state offices. It profiles Ben Jonson and other notable figures who began in humble trades before achieving prominence.
A New York editor visiting California joins a Hollywood party and vows to abandon reserve to embrace the bolder film world. He chats with a young actress who soon cries, saying she has waited a year for a gentlemanly interaction, revealing the town’s reputation contrasts with his behavior.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment used daily or as needed to keep the complexion clear the scalp clean and hands soft and white. The advertisement adds Cuticura Talcum as part of the trio for toilet use.
A Birmingham exhibit unveils a safe lock that opens to a musical tone rather than a numeric code. The device responds to a specific pitch and resists mismatched tones, suggesting future safeblowers must carry tuning forks instead of tools.
In a reader exchange from London Answers a caller notes Mrs Jones winning a vacuum cleaner in a competition. Another listener asks if she has a vacuum, and she replies she owns none.
An advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for castor oil paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It claims over twenty years of use and no narcotics with directions on each package and widespread physician approval.
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