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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1927

Page

5

Pokeberry Sunday visitors and church notices

Sunday visitors included Mrs. Chas Heatwole and son Mark Aaron Paul and Titus Zimm erman Jonas Brubaker and family with Daniel Eberly Mrs David Nolt to be buried at Chapel church Wednesday. Seed potatoes remain high and scarce with farmers still planting. Joe Ressler visited cousins L M Butler Putman Ill and Sarah Herner Goshen Ind last Thursday. Paul and Mabel Ressler visited home folks Ezra Brubaker and family visited Sol Amstutz. Chapel church ladies aid meets at Allen Horst home Wednesday.

Joe Ressler Chas. Heatwole Mark Aaron Paul Titus Zimmerman Jonas Brubaker Daniel Eberly David Nolt L. M. Butler Putman, Ill Sarah Herner Goshen Ind Paul and Mabel Ressler Ezra Brubaker Sol. Amstutz Ladies’ Aid of Chapel Church Allen Horst

Dalton Markets Grain and Produce Prices Listed by Seven Dealers

Seven Dalton dealers publish current bid prices for agricultural commodities. Wheat No 1 per bushel 1.35. Corn and oats priced. butter per pound. eggs per dozen. chickens per pound for light and heavy classifications.

Dalton

Dalton News: Market Strawberries Band Concert and Local Notices

Home grown strawberries are in market. Dalton holds Saturday night band concerts all summer. Notables visitations include Fred Baumgartner in Columbus and Jos. Bergdorf in Massillon. Quiet notices cover bank events, family visits, and school conventions with local shop ads for suits and workwear. Poultry day announced at Wooster Experiment Station for June 17.

Dalton Fred Baumgartner Columbus John Criswell Randolph Herbert Eby Willard Helen Chattanooga Tenn Rudy Studer E. P. Gerber The Kidron Telephone Co

Portrait of Gov Richard Bellingham 1641 by William Read

Early portrait in the country is identified as 1641 likeness of Governor Richard Bellingham of Massachusetts painted by Boston artist William Read. The document notes Read as the painter and places the work in Boston.

Richard Bellingham Massachusetts Willam Read Boston

Winter Roots Grow When Ground Is Not Frostbound

The bureau of plant industry notes tree roots extend growth during winter below the frost belt. Roots halt when ground freezes to three or four inches.

Bureau of Plant Industry

Cats as Retrievers in Ancient Hunting Practices

Ancient Egyptians reportedly killed wild ducks with throwing sticks and decoys, trained cats as retrievers, and used hunting lions. Leopards were employed as long ago as Kubla Keabn's reign in China.

Notice To Cut Weeds In Dalton Ohio 1927

John W. Erwin mayor of Dalton Ohio gives notice to all owners lessees or agents that thistles dock wild mustard and wild lettuce and other weeds on lots and lands along sidewalks must be cut or destroyed. If not done by owners the village will do so at expense charged to the land and collected with taxes. witness June 2 1927.

Grand Lodge of Ohio, I. 9. O. F Wooster Dalton Band Cleveland Dodges Kidron A. C Dalton Kidron Orrville Courier G. C. of Ohio John W. Erwin Wayne County

Pure Heart and Grateful Breath, Gesner Quote

A devotional line by Gesner extols keeping a pure heart and giving thanks with each pulse and breath, framing gratitude as a consistent life rule.

Synthetic food from sun light and air nitrogen predicted

The article foresees chemists producing synthetic food from sunlight and atmospheric nitrogen to address global food shortages as population grows. It notes this method as a future solution and mentions experts predicting its role in feeding rising populations.

Turning of the Worm Origin in Henry VI

The line The smallest worm will turn from Shakespeare's Henry VI is widely cited as the origin of the expression turning point. It frames the idea that even the meek can rise to rebellion or resistance when pressed.

Henry VI

Tuberculosis Death Rate Falls Sharply in U S

The death rate from tuberculosis in the United States has decreased from 201 to 99 per 100,000 over the past twenty years, saving many lives and reducing suffering.

United States

Quarrels in House Lead to Police Court Remark

A woman in a police court defended herself against a landlady's complaint over domestic quarrels. She quipped that Tim would think she had gone soft rather than quarrel with her husband.

Tim

Treasury records tally unknown destroyed currency

Paul Kinkead reports in Liberty that the United States Treasury lists a flat sum of 1,000,000 as unknown destroyed to account for loss or destruction. He notes a much higher percentage of paper money is lost than books show, and the Treasury cannot determine the exact amount.

United States Treasury Paul Kinkead Liberty Treasury

Columbus Misled by Roger Bacon Error Claim

The passage argues that Columbus was misled into discovering America by Roger Bacon who claimed a small ocean separated Europe from eastern Asia, a reasoning deemed false.

Roger Bacon Columbus America Europe Asia

Phi Beta Kappa Admits Women In 1875 At Vermont

The admission of women to Phi Beta Kappa was not intended by the founders but scholarly merit required it. Women were first admitted at the Alpha chapter of Vermont in 1875.

Phi Beta Kappa Atawe Alpha Vermont

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