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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
7
A lengthy extract offers practical farming tips covering coop care and cleaning, feeding routines for sows and pigs, pasture management, alfalfa preparation, and crop suggestions. It emphasizes healthy stock, regular care, and economical farming practices for dairy, beef, poultry, and hog production, with notes on soil tests and manure use.
A Iowa fruit dealer queried a weather observer about Western New York grape belt rain. Forecasted rain proved accurate, letting him order two carloads instead of one. Rain came, prices rose, and profit followed. He regrets not buying four cars.
A historical note argues that sudden death and funeral summaries are not uniquely American. Citing I Chronicles 24 12 13 it points to ancient patterns where rulers suffer illness and seek physicians rather than divine aid and die, showing such stories precede the United States.
A boy named Claude lingers over washing, retorts he is no angel, and begs not to rush. His mother checks his face and hands as she prepares him for a promised motor ride with his father.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item frames a character as a con artist type with a joke about him charging interest on moral support. The playful line paints a wary portrait of a troublesome figure.
In a debate on pen and sword, a question arises whether a fountain pen user could be deemed to carry concealed weapons, prompting discussion on legality and intent.
Notice urges careful examination of Castoria bottles ensuring the signature of Lea or Le as a mark of authenticity. Claims Castoria has been in use for over 30 years and is commonly sought by children who cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
An elderly brewer Mr Barleycorn and his workers attend Sunday services in church attire from the brewery. The parson, after a chat, requests he stop bringing the men as they snore during sermons, hindering his preaching.
A North Alabama father tries to curb slang by offering his son one dollar if he refrains from saying all right for two weeks. The boy agrees to start immediately and corrects his speech.
For some years Spain has been experimenting with American dry farming methods to cope with arid conditions. Experimental plots, soil moisture studies, and crop yield observations have informed adaptations suitable for local climate.
A fragment cites a marital warning about danger from affectionate actions toward a neighbor. It mentions a charming widow and echoes a moral dilemma about loving one’s neighbor as oneself. The text reads as a clipped quotation with unclear context or source.
Advertisement for Allen's Poot-Rase antiseptic powder marketed to soothe tired tender feet. Claims relief for swelling nervous feet and adds comfort for dancing. Promotes substitution avoidance and lists address in Le Roy Olmsted area.
In a family dining story Wallie and his father visit a restaurant. Wallie savors pie a la mode and later jokes about ice cream on beef. He notes the paradox of dessert and beef in a humorous world and reflects on language play.
A small Kentucky lawn of bluegrass and sweet clover was mowed by six white rabbits. We built a movable seven by ten foot pen and moved it daily, letting the rabbits do the work and achieving mutual satisfaction, as noted by Christian Endeavor World.
In England a grandmother elect to servant Mary hung a Votes for Women card in a window. The act drew attention as a bold public statement amid suffrage tensions before a broader movement unfolds.
A speaker argues a man should state all he believes to set a positive example for others. The remark emphasizes honesty in conduct and the impact of personal example on societal behavior.
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