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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
2
A tramp in England stops before a tavern sign reading George and the Dragon. He asks the landlady for a meal and old clothes, is refused, and then asks if he may speak to George. The encounter highlights his desperate plea for aid.
Advice for gifts to soldiers, sailors and Coast Guardsmen favors tobacco. Surveys show tobacco ranks first on service members gift lists, with Prince Albert in a pound can marketed by local tobacconists as a top choice for those in Uncle Sam’s branches.
Readers ask about using carbide residue from acetylene welders to make whitewash. The article notes carbide residue is lime like and suitable as a substitute for hydrated lime, with a suggested mix including milk and salt. It also covers plaster cracks, odor in containers, burning wood with steam heat, cleaning drainboards, refinishing floors, and storing books.
The lesson outlines the Great Commission given by Christ to His disciples, stressing world evangelization, authority, and the need for obedience. It notes the disciples’ prompt response, the sustaining belief that the Lord works with them, and the resulting joy and power in mission efforts across history.
The lesson presents selections approved by the International Council of Religious Education. It outlines topics for June 21 and lists scripture passages chosen for study.
A speaker compares two metal heads, one with noble facial features and striking strength, the other marred and unrecognizable. The craftsman explains the cooler metal caused the flaw, mirroring how some forms more precious than metal can suffer flaws in the same way.
Pattern No 8925 1s offers four sew ready garments for ages 1 to 5. Includes button front frock overalls rompers and bonnet in calico or gingham with braid trim. Size 2 requires 33 yards 35 inch cloth and 3 yards rack braid. Send order to the address provided.
A mix of trivia prompts includes meanings of mickle for Scotsman, the world’s largest ranch, Punic wars participants, continual versus continuous, Whitman’s O Captain reference, horse in harness action, concentric circles, dates related to Theodore Roosevelt 1916 and Woodrow Wilson 1919, and a mention of the senate.
The list includes items on geography Victoria River Downs in Australia and its area Rome Carthage contrasts continual versus continuous Lincoln and a noted action He pushes. It asks how many U S Presidents received the Nobel Peace Prize and which government body has sole power to try impeachments.
The quotation presents Woodrow Wilson advocating a worldwide commitment to peace and justice against autocratic power, aiming to unite free nations in a concert of purposes and actions to ensure these principles endure.
An article promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a gentler treatment for constipation. It claims the cereal works mainly on colon contents and aids normal elimination, with water intake recommended. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek, the piece advises consulting a doctor if not helped.
An advertisement urges home bakers to request a free grand cook book from Standard Brands Inc. It invites readers to mail a postcard with name and address to 691 Washington St New York City for recipes including yeast raised breads and cakes.
The Pader river in Germany is said to originate beneath a building in Paderborn. Its source is described as 200 springs that gush forth under the city's cathedral, tying a famed river to an urban landmark.
A wartime plea emphasizes morale and the USO’s work at training camps and in possessions from Alaska to the Caribbean. High officials including General MacArthur praise the organization while urging donations to local USO committees or to National Headquarters in New York City.
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