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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
4
Notice indicates mail matter entered at Dalton Ohio post office as second class. Contains brief filing line with date and code reference, typical of period postal notices.
A collection of wry quips and satirical quatrains lampoons politics business and society. The notes reference coroner Zaring Harriman Taft Bryan Rockefeller Tillman and John D Rockefeller with playful mockery of oysters poetry and public reform. The tone is humorous topical and lightly critical.
Arlington Lodge I C O F holds its annual Memorial service over the graves of deceased brothers on Monday evening June 24. Members and visitors are invited to attend. Mothers meet at 1 C C F hall at 6 p.m. then proceed to the cemetery where Rev J I Hoak will speak and the graves will be decorated by children with the order ritual.
Rufus Soldner of Berne visits from Indiana for St Moser funeral. John Schneck sells 12 acre farm near Vandora for 170000 to Abr Amstutz. Salem church plans Central Mennonite Conference for September. Centenarian Peter Moser dies at 83 years. Descendants total 161 with seven children and multiple generations.
Practical laundry tips for delicate fabrics and color preservation. Use pillow slips for fine lingerie, iron on the wrong side, avoid excessive heat, wind clothes line toward you to prevent tangles, and use cold water for sacks and certain fabrics. Color care includes salt for blue green alum, oxgall for grays, hay water for tan or linen colors.
The undersigned thank friends neighbors and telephone employees for assistance during the illness and burial of our beloved father and grandfather Mr D P MoseR and family.
A Dallas man, Mr. E. Goodloe of 107 St Louis St, recounts using Dr King s New Life Pills over the past year. He claims they effectively relieve malaria and biliousness unlike any laxative fever previously tried and mentions availability at A J White s drug store.
1907 advertisement from a farmer offering registered stallions and colt prospects. The owner touts the best blood for road horses and invites buyers to visit the farm to see the stock, with announcements of cards to come.
John Garrett of North Mills NC writes that he fired his walking stick after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He claims the salve healed a sore that resisted all treatments and left him a happy man, with a druggist guarantee for piles and burns.
A promotional notice invites Ohio residents to apply for limited Japanes e Flower Association seed collections. Semidwarf annuals must be planted by July 15 to yield summer and autumn blooms. Each applicant receives one lot with planting instructions, and prepaid postage for full garden packets by sending name, address, and fifteen 2c stamps to 74 Lafayette Street New York.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for overnight relief. It claims soothing effects for stomach and liver, priced at 20 cents with free sample offers at A. J. White’s drug store.
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