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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
4
East Greenville and Dalton announce Sunday School at 9 15 a m and 9 15 a m respectively with preaching at 10 30 a m. Epworth League meets at 6 00 p m and preaching at 7 00 p m. Pastor W H Bryenton extends cordial invitation to all.
Sabbath School at 9 15 A M Merle Sermon at 10 30 A M Rev R B Fulton Pastor U P C U at 6 00 P M Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 P M
Sabbath School at 9 15 A M C E service at 6 00 P M Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 00 P M Everyone welcome.
Salem Mennonite Church sits 4 miles SW of Dalton. Sabbath School at 9:30 A M Ed Moser leads. Sermon at 10:30 A M except first Sunday. Missionary Program at 7:30 P M Christian Endeavor 8:30 P M. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study 8:00 P M. Pastor A W Sommer.
Dalton dealers quote prices for wheat 2.10 per bushel corn 1.50 oats 0.68 potatoes 0.50 butter 0.30 lard 0.30 chickens 0.24 eggs 0.30 wool 0.65.
The Fingston Post notes that a simple life offers steadier fulfillment and lasting value through steady service, contrasting it with a thrill-focused lifestyle. The piece emphasizes durability and satisfaction over excitement.
The passage argues that human life is harmed by excess in eating talking drinking gambling and other behaviors. It frames self restraint as essential to avoid pain, sorrow, and misfortune.
Quote from Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis urges constant practice of kind speech to improve the world. He argues happiness comes not from sporadic efforts but from habitual refinement of the tongue.
Madeline Berlo proclaims that no child is too young to be taught swimming and asserts children in Pacific island tribes learn before five. She argues civilization wrong to require years of age or knowledge for swimming ability.
In North Dakota near the Canadian line Akra becomes a Red Cross town. Women form a council of war to obtain yarn after Fargo and Bismarck cannot help. Husbands and sweethearts ordered to shear sheep and deliver clip, spinning sixty socks a day from wool.
A collection of aphorisms on marriage gender charity and effort. It contrasts entitlement and heroism with practical outcomes. The piece notes that success differs from money and that duties often require effort not preference.
Miners formed an ambulance class after many mining accidents. An exam asked how to treat frostbite and the student quipped to rub the frostbitten man with someone suffering sunstroke to revive them both.
The passage extolls the bee as the earth’s gardener and teacher of social order and industry. It credits bees with sustaining plant diversity and fruit and flower abundance, noting that without their visits many plant varieties would vanish.
The piece emphasizes simple, affordable poultry houses with adequate dryness and light. It advises roomy confinement, at least four square feet per bird, and a 12 foot wide design over narrow layouts. A 20 by 25 foot house can hold about 100 fowls with ample yard space.
Doctor Hrdlicka describes the pure American face as high and oval with long noses and a medium mouth, noting women may appear narrow and that ears are long. He says original Americans retain facial length while breadth narrows and jaws grow smaller across generations.
A cashier compliments a typist on her figure and typing after examining accounts. The typist retorts with a witty dig, noting their differences in appearance and abilities. The exchange ends with a playful tease about figures and typing.
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