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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
2
A White Plains Supreme Court judge urges husbands to give wives consistent care and affection to sustain harmony. The piece notes that kindness requires thought and sometimes sacrifice, such as skipping a golf game to comfort a lonely wife, or avoiding petty spats that drain the marriage.
The judge paused court proceedings to telephone his wife on their forty second wedding anniversary. He defended his stance as avoiding household trouble and noted he has likely enjoyed such understanding for decades. The anecdote highlights his practical consistency and personal timing.
A 1981 Western Newspaper Union piece urges women to manage household food costs amid depression. It stresses nourishing meals from inexpensive ingredients like a 15 cent soup bone, advocates better marketing training for girls, and calls for women to share strategies to weather financial hardship.
A short note warns that sitting while shuffling and dealing a dish is believed to bring bad luck, reflecting era superstition in 1931 syndicated humor.
Discussion of chowder types, including fish corn tomato and vegetable varieties. Notes on serving, inexpensive ingredients, and flavoring with salt pork onions celery parsley thyme and Worcester sauce. Mentions milked and milkless chowders and stock from fish heads for flavor. Also includes a humorous quote about a divorce lawyer and junk shop owner.
A young boy watches a tiny hummingbird hover over honeysuckle blooms. The bird repeatedly disappears and reappears on the top blossoms while buzzing and probing flowers. Mr Jogalong explains the bird sits on the blossoms then moves away, sounding like it is singing.
A boy visits a magical Land of Wonders meeting Mr Ruby Throat Hum ming Bird and Mr Jogalong. They glimpse tiny royal birds in a gray cup home. The boy hears his mother calling and magically returns to his back yard, learning wonder is everywhere if you view things differently.
A hotel clerk questions a patron who asserts he is paying five dollars a day. The exchange appears in the Border Cities Star and reflects a terse interaction over guest status and room charges.
"So your husband writes songs" prompts a reply about luck. "Yes" says the other. "Well you're lucky mine tries to sing them" delivers a lighthearted, domestic joke spotlighting talent and effort.
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