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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
Thousands of yards ready for sale in New York's Market City. Mr Mellon has sourced silks and wash goods from manufacturers and importers eager to cut losses. Bargains abound on staple weaves and latest fancies as buyers seize unusually low prices and gains from sellers.
A composite local notice page reports sales offers by F F H Pope of Kent Ohio and A J White in Dalton. It lists events from Flag Day reminders to Massillon booster week plans, train schedule changes on the W and L E Dalton division, and upcoming picnics, hospital dedication, church activities, and local visits.
Local notices report new cement pavements installed in front of Chalfin Slusser Freet Son First National Bank and other sites in Dalton. The Ohio Department of Agriculture will inspect all apiaries statewide under a new law. A Buchwalter reunion is planned June 22 at the home of Kk Wenger. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Buchwalter with one surviving. Several community events include a Methodist Ladies sale, boys’ work on onion farm, and other social updates.
Arlington Lodge No 776 I O O F holds memorial services next Monday at 5 30 pm at the cemetery with music by the consolidated Wands. W J Patterson of Wooster will deliver the address. Public invited.
A Boston guest asks about a dining room explosion in an Arizona hotel. The waiter explains no shooting occurred as a cartridge dropped from the new cook’s revolver into the snap, and a patron carried out by mistake crushed it between his teeth.
A humorous exchange riffs on the idea that even the world’s longest rivers lined end to end could not encircle the earth. The speaker questions the plausibility of the claim, highlighting the playful absurdity of the remark.
Gwendolin asks if a man is handsome while Yvonne agrees he is perfect except for bowlegs and being cross eyed. They banter about the stranger’s appearance in a light, humorous exchange.
A witty verse notes the fly's industrious tread and its spread of Latin germs as it toils about. The speaker mocks scholarly pretensions through a tiny creature's work and its unintended spread of ideas.
A job applicant states I am a plain spoken man and faces a railroad official who replies that the applicant lacks the required experience. The official says the railroad is advertising for an experienced train announcer.
A caller states he intends visiting Miss Femme to learn the secrets of a secret society she joined last night. The exchange hints at intrigue and potential revelations awaiting Miss Femme’s disclosure.
In a dialogue a father explains to his son that an average man is one who frets about money owed to him by others more than the money he owes to them. This reflection highlights common financial concerns and personal priorities.
A cartoon panel shows a wife venting that her cooking pleases no one but her husband. A beggar jokes that she should divorce and marry him. The humorous strip appears in Meggendorfer Blaetter, reflecting light social satire.
A quotation notes the amendment creates an opportunity to reside on a higher basis while skeptics claim it would grant voting rights only if a man proves he lives with his wife. The exchange highlights concerns over constitutional scope and marital status in voter eligibility discussions.
A playful dialogue hints at Mrs. Askitt being a woman of fact and Mrs. Noitt praising her for hosting a dinner party without offending any neighbor. a light social vignette showcases tact and social ease.
A fragmentary remark notes that Misa Oldgirl’s hair and eyes should match but do not. It questions what fails to align about beasts, citing a raven hue and crow’s feet as contrasting features.
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