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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
7
A heartbreak tale unfolds as a tormented young man asks for a farewell kiss. The woman consents reluctantly, then clings to him as emotions flare. She requests time to reconsider and the moment is softly veiled from public view.
A testimony from Mrs Shavina J Henderson of Stamford Connecticut dated March 6 and 12 1907 describes a severe rheumatic flare with skin peeling high fever hair loss and three bed sores. She credits Cuticura products with clearing her complexion healing bed sores and restoring hair shine.
In a humorous rural vignette, Egbert notes the horse’s strong attachment to the wagon as the pair share a quirky exchange about work and affection. The exchange hints at a lighter, folksy scene reflecting daily life and character.
A man named Eph faced the high court of Justice for alleged theft. He insists the birds were not chickens but ducks, claiming kinfolk ties and family bonds justify the act. The judge admonishes that wrongdoing remains theft regardless of intent or species.
A Minnesota schoolteacher known as the Postum Preacher describes her conversion from coffee to Postum. She details nervous prostration linked to coffee, improved health after using Postum, and urges readers to consider the drink as a healthier alternative.
Mrs. A. B. Payne of Columbus Mississippi suffered years of back and side pains and urinary discomfort. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid relief and lasting health, saying doctors offered no help before use. 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sells them.
The term Internal revenue is restricted to revenues collected by the internal revenue bureau of the treasury. It does not include all revenues from internal sources such as public land sales patent fees or postal service revenues.
A terse public notice states Taber and Whitman, Attorneys of Washington D C, will hear of something to their advantage. The item quotes Shakespeare about being true to oneself and not being false to any man.
At Emersa's dinner table a woman known as a lion hunter was described as a snob by Mrs. Emerson. Mr. Emerson objected that the word was harsh and classist, asking for a softer label. The wife suggested the term reflects sympathy with success.
A short dialogue about marriage and money features a brother warning against a youngBounder with no principle and a sister noting the manclaims only interest exists without principal. The exchange highlights mistrust and ironic financial talk in playful prose.
A vintage ad touts Marine Eye Remedy from Chicago. It claims the product soothes red weak weary and watery eyes and reduces eye pain. The offer includes a 48 page book in each package and promises free mail order information upon request.
A quotation from Lincoln urging belief that justice empowers action and calling people to fulfill their perceived duty with resolve and integrity. The line emphasizes moral courage and steadfast service.
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