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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
7
The piece touts Caruso Nordica and Sembrich as divine voices, yet warns that hearing them costs money. It compares ticket prices to buying a golden trumpet, urging readers to secure seats despite high costs.
In a crowded room the Dudleighs critique artist Gresham’s portrait of Mrs. Dudleigh as Eloise adds commentary. Mrs. Dudleigh presses for refined flesh tones, while Hugh resists to protect the likeness, and Eloise weighs in with cautious approvals.
In a dramatic studio scene Mrs. Dudleigh demands realism over impressionism as painter Gresham reshapes a likeness. The portrait, revealing Eloise, astonishes Gerald and Mrs. Dudleigh, who concede the transformation while Eloise smiles. Town and Country notes the artist’s triumph.
An Isador Singer analysis outlines rising Jewish intermarriage in Austria Hungary Germany and Scandinavian capitals with 5 923 to 6 684 Jewish marriages and hundreds of mixed unions. It notes shifts in Britain Australia and the United States as Jewish immigrants adapt to American citizenry and suggests a future Sanhedrin in Cleveland to craft a religious platform.
The diagrams show a quick to erect poultry house 24 feet wide and 12 feet deep with a roof sloping from 12 feet at the front to six feet at the back. It includes a scratching shed 12 by 16 feet and an additional 9-foot section for...
The Prairie Farmer describes a roosting apartment 8 by 12 with a small door linking to a scratching shed. Front wire netting shields the coop while sunlit hours optimize warmth, and a large weather door may seal the front during rain or snow.
In New York, six cats, three black and three tawny, guarded the body of Aunt Mary Becke found dead of heart failure in a small store at 976 East 163rd Street. They hissed at the owner, coroner’s physician, and police, forcing morgue attendants to wait while officers removed the body.
An Illinois correspondent warns against starting heavy corn rations too early in fattening hogs. Build frame with nitrogenous feeds first, then add carbonaceous foods. Include clover alfalfa or milk with corn for better gains, limit pasture work, and tailor feeding to development stage.
Western breeders save more lambs with lambing tents, boar kept away from sows, strong quarters, and Clover pasture cited. Mare milk drawn after heating. colt nurse delayed until cooled. Hog feed judged by actual quality. Spring horse pairings urged to favor size and gait. avoid purely showy matches. Tin can irrigation suggested for deep-root watering of tomatoes and peppers with slower soil absorption.
A Missouri college study notes single female lambs weigh about three fourths of a pound more than twin females while twin males slightly outpace single females. Nutrition and early grain feeding can help twin lambs thrive, boosting flock profitability when twin births are bred for and properly cared for.
A garden marker shown in the Farm and Home cut is a simple, lightweight device made from 1x3 inch runners and crosspieces with a rake handle tongue. It stays above ground and avoids sinking, praised for three years of use marking straight rows for melons squashes onions and other small plots.
Instructions describe a corn crib door built between uprights two to three feet apart with beveled boards. It explains numbering pieces, opening action, and loosened boards for removal. The piece also covers making potato seed ground by breaking, harrowing, manuring, furrowing, and planting one seed per hill with two eyes left on each piece.
North Dakota enacts a dairy law authorizing state inspectors to audit creameries and to act as instructors. The measure licenses creameries cheese factories and renovated butter plants and tasks inspectors with enforcing current and future dairy statutes. Farmers should persist with traditional farming while improving methods with familiar crops.
The quote suggests a remark on maternal nature among hens and people, noting a similar depth of instinct across individuals. It reflects a humorous comparison of character and care in both hens and humans.
A mother recalls her ten year old Jud ward and neighbor boy leaving to have tintypes taken. Edward returns munching a banana after noting prices fell to three for ten cents. He jokes that bananas change price while tintypes stay constant.
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quip links Mrs Homely and Mrs Blu blud over fishing. The talk centers on compliments and the idea of “artful casting” rather than bait as the key to catching attention or praise.
Moravia New York June 5 Mr Benjamin Wilson recalls his wife nearly dying from diabetes and rheumatism before using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She lost 70 pounds then gained health and weight to 190 pounds. He calls the remedy a God send and warns others against false promises.
A fragmented ad text set includes a soap making note using Ivory Soap and soda, then a paste for cleaning dirt followed by tea or coffee dyeing. It also advertises Allen's Foot-Ease with a northwestern mail order pitch and a one line moral quote about heaven and a separate Christian remark from The Commoner.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women's ailments including backache and menstrual disorders. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Holmes of North Dakota and Mrs. Gotrely of New York, urging readers to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice in Lynn Massachusetts and to consider the product as a trusted, decades-long remedy.
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