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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
6
A Chicago Record-Herald poem recounts a progression of ten babies and a proud father, each stanza marking a new arrival or event. The piece ties themes of motherhood self-reliance and a national reference to Roosevelt with a line about race death by own action.
Three women friends face an awkward luncheon when their funds run low. They pool pennies, scramble for a solution, and secretly reimburse the restaurant after leaving no other option but to depart quickly. The incident ends their weekly Dutch treat lunches.
Thelwe Purposes of Minister Witte envisioned a state liquor monopoly to reduce drunkenness by limiting access and to boost government income. From 1893 to 1901 the system cost 73 million dollars to establish, with revenues covering expenses and a surplus. In 1901 receipts reached 81.7 million and expenses 62.5 million, netting 19.2 million, plus 108.8 million in liquor tax. A 133.6 million gallon sales year occurred, while reports of illicit speakeasies rose and rural districts saw no clear fall in drunkenness, though saloons vanished locally.
The piece advises keeping basting threads in plaits and hems until garments are nearly finished to ensure proper fit and appearance. It covers soft kid waistcoats with velvet trims, plain tailor made frocks with minimal sleeves, and notes on hair growth tonic and liver health as fashion-adjacent tips.
West Chester Pennsylvania farmers along the main Pennsylvania line complain blasting for a new low grade freight line disturbs nests. They say hens will not sit and shocks from blasts kill chicks before hatching, predicting few chicks this spring.
A California man asserts he has perfected a device allowing travel at 200 miles per hour. He argues the world needs an invention to prevent items from being left behind or lost during rapid transit.
A practical guide to crafting a waste paper basket that suits any room. It suggests using a square cardboard box as a base, with a silk or paper lining and a silk outer wrap, finished with ribbon bows. Materials: silk, lining, ribbon.
Paris artists voted on model complexion with 12 participants. The winning look, labeled a classic complexion, is smooth, olive and durable, resisting weather. An American model shares routines: daily cold baths, heavy night cream, and selective washing to maintain a flawless skin.
Instructional piece describes making a decorative photo frame from silk satin or linen with embroidery or painting. Two cut cards form a heart opening, front covered with silk and wadding, edges turned under then glued, back supports of double card with sateen, framing for cabinets carte-de-visites or midgets.
Open season brings a novel aid for anglers a do it yourself fishing semaphore. The device signals a catch and indicates small or large fish using a weighted float cylinder two signal arms and linked triggers. A practical project for perch and bass with step by step assembly and testing guidance.
A fragment notes a son and mentions the shift from sheer wind lines to fabric such as cloth and leather, implying a craft or trade transition amidst delicate textures.
The article notes 6,000,000 smokers in France with eight pipe smokers, five cigar smokers, and two cigarette users per 15. It also states France consumes more than 8,000,000 cigarettes annually.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a relative connection and a personal setback. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify specifics.
Edna has stayed in the house for several days with a cold and refuses to eat, worrying her mother who fears weakness. Edna claims strength yet says her legs feel bow legged, as quoted by the Philadelphia Press.
Owners of a new Goshen Indiana theater name the house the Jefferson theater in a nationwide first tribute to the late actor.
An English writer discusses American traits in humor and a Canadian view warns Americans shape Canadian culture. Anecdotes include shark encounters, a bookbinder's quip, and a tale of a corporal who trusts fatalism amid frontier dangers.
At the Order of Railway Conductors biennial convention in Portland Oregon resolutions condemn secret rebates and call for restraint on federal rate control. They oppose giving power to a single body and argue current freight rates keep transport costs low, noting rates average about two percent of consumer prices.
In Brooklyn Life the Bloptons are described as living beyond their income and now beyond their credit. The snippet frames a public concern over their finances and spending habits.
Three years after, Eugene E. Lario of Denver testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache and stopped pain, stating no change in opinion since his 1899 endorsement. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo manufactures. sold by druggists at ten cents per box.
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