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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
6
Excavations at Resina led by Professor Ventimiglia reach the dead heart of Herculaneum under the city. Fifteen thousand residents stand on the site, requiring new homes and compensation as houses at the edge are removed to free the heart of the ancient city for continued digging.
A brief note on a life exchange about a son learning piano tuning by mail. The dialogue highlights courtesy and valor as valued traits, with a light domestic observation about a wife’s dog.
A vintage medical ad promotes Syrup Pepsin as a natural laxative. It claims modest, nonhabit forming relief for constipation and related symptoms while urging readers to keep the head cool, feet warm, and bowels open. A free bottle offer is extended by mail from Monticello, Iowa.
A historic explainer on the U S flag code adopted after national flag conferences in 1923 and 1924. It outlines display rules, handling in processions and walls, half mast procedures, care instructions, cautions, and related federal acts for respect and proper use of the flag.
Bayer Aspirin is promoted as a swift reliable relief for neuritis neuralgia headaches and related pains with a history of 28 years in medical practice. It claims heart safety and offers uses for colds rheumatism sciatica and lumbago plus gargling for sore throat and tonsillitis. Each package shows the Bayer name and cross marked tablets.
In Portnocille Scotland a 1700 resident town with 560 voters faces civic friction as citizens resist holding office. The unique voter naming system uses Tee names for individuals. 141 Mairs 55 Woods and 33 Slaters are tracked to reduce confusion.
A quote from American Magazine advises speakers to let others introduce themselves and to take time in learning names. It emphasizes patience as a social courtesy and the value of accurate identification in conversations.
Second Man replies he never writes to women now and recalls a lesson received by correspondence.
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