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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
3
The piece compares marriage vows to car loyalty explaining how owners grow attached to their vehicles through shared experiences. It notes how owners defend cars amid repairs and towings, fib about mileage, and resist dealers, tying affection to pride and self-image in a nostalgic, humorous tone.
A humorous note on the Mud Turpin in Hollywood areas described as fond of custard pies. The creature reportedly basks near silversheets and hides when alarmed, with shell material once boiled usable as film though costly. An illustration shows a full-grown turpin with a walnut shell head and navy bean eyes.
The statement weighs water power reliance and ranks continents by potential wealth, naming Asia Africa and South America as the richest based on resource dependence. It emphasizes regional energy capacity and global economic implications without detailing data.
A writer argues dominating wives arise from early responsibility and not from natural desire. He asserts normal women seek a partner to lead, while dominating behavior reflects weak or lazy husbands. The piece frames domination as a shared dynamic shaped by marriage roles and calls it a cruel echo of inequality.
A whimsical tale where garden produce discuss fashion and photography. Carrot, Lettuce, Beans, Peas, Tomato, Radish and Onion seek stylish outfits for a page in a picture book. The camera man captures them, but the veggies complain they are shown in dull black and white and demand colorful costumes. The chorus asks readers to help restore their bright attire.
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union feature lists family friendly dishes including Scalloped Apples With Peanut Brittle and Spanish Delight. It covers lemon pie, Orange Cocktails in Canada, Rhubarb Punch, and notes honey as a healthy child sweetener. The closing line asserts women should voice their own opinions.
A witty remark suggests a calm domestic scene, noting a couple has lived together ten years without a confrontation. The line implies skepticism about marital serenity, hinting at underlying tension or irony in their relationship.
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