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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
3
Training tips for beginners stress selecting quality tools for woodworking. The article advises against cheap or poor tools and suggests proper handling of handsaws, rip saws, crags cut saws, and backsaws. It emphasizes practice and correct use as essential for satisfactory results.
This excerpt outlines selecting folding rules and handsaws, choosing rip and crosscut teeth counts, and teaching safe sawing technique. It covers setting saw teeth, blade angles, and practice drills to build accuracy with a backsaw and handsaw for woodwork.
In Naples with his father, a famed humorist recalls the city’s poor districts and a volcano misfire. The pair compare Naples to Milwaukee, mock health and porters, and riff on Vesuvius with comic science likening Earth to beer and lava to molten maple sugar.
A Chicago boy recounts a wild trip with his father to Pompeii. They explore ruins and discuss telephones and electric lights unearthed in the dig, then chase a swindler who sold an ancient urn tampered with by a dago.
The essay lauds Joan of Arc as the most extraordinary person in history, noting her lack of formal training yet swift competence in law and warfare. Twain argues her unlearned genius, courage, and native sagacity outshine all educated rivals, leaving a lasting absence of comparable precedents.
The piece extols American free press as unique among nations while noting flaws such as sensationalism and yellow journalism. It argues that unfettered expression channels unexpressed beliefs regardless of commercialization and that suppression elsewhere risks unrest and government legitimacy.
Oklahoma farmer H F Wattson, dubbed the sweet potato king, reportedly harvested 6,080 bushels last year and plans to plant 50 acres this season. The fragment mentions acreage and questions about yields and factors affecting production.
A San Francisco resident credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing dyspepsia after eight boxes. He reports relief from stomach pain insomnia and irritability and urges others to seek relief through proper diet and the pills. The ad notes the pills are sold by druggists and promotes a diet booklet from the Dr Williams Medical Co.
Ancient Egypt notes wheat as king of foods and promotes Egg-O-See as a superior form. It claims whole wheat delicately flaked with malt adds digestibility, presenting a premium cereal with no gifts or premiums.
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