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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
2
Lieutenant Thuthedce Tryne Tonated States Navy flyer est hab breaks a 1000 kilometer speed record for aircraft. The test at Unarmpton Teed surpasses the previous mark by a wide margin, with Wow males an hour and a cost figure noting $572 per hour.
In Tibet a two ear tax is levied while one eared men pay half and those without ears are exempt. The policy, introduced a year ago, reportedly sparked a revolutionary outbreak and altered fortunes for affected communities.
A lively tale centers on Miss Red Hen planning a solo while Red Top the Rooster preps a self made anthem. Ducks prepare for music as geese fuse with barnyard sounds in a celebrated, chaotic performance.
A historical profile of engineer John Lyle Tarrington born on a farm who counted objects daily, decided to study engineering after a remark, entered university at twenty-two, and built bridges worldwide including a hundred million dollars in projects. He led in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
The article notes a belief that ringworm can be cured by wetting a finger with saliva and rubbing sunwise around the lesion. It links this to sun worship and ancient ideas of saliva as a spiritual life force, tracing to Pliny and Roman thinkers and comparing to ceremonial circuits at Heliopolis and Stonehenge.
The term hobnob meaning to drink and chat snugly derives from old English hearth corners where an ale hole and a small round nob table sat near the chimney. A 1923 Western Newspaper Union note cites Anna S Turnquist explaining the cozy perching spot called snuggery.
The piece argues cowardice lies in escaping problems and daily issues must be met with discipline. Mastery comes from self control and timely action, not submission to fate. It stresses fighting daily knots of life to develop mind and heart, ending with the admonition to act now.
Ambulating Amelia quips that pedestrians face a case of survival of the fittest, noting the harsh realities of urban walking. The remark underscores ongoing concerns about street safety and individual resilience in crowded city streets.
A playful Ex change quip recalls Mrs Giddy as a self-made widow whose husband died from eating misprints in her cookbook. The jest underscores a humorous exchange about flawed recipes and fate.
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