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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
5
A club tradition calls for a spring tea with In the Time of Roses as the theme. Plan rose colored décor and varied dainty sandwiches and petite cakes, plus mints or nuts per guest, and ensure kitchen stock mirrors table platters for steady service. Recipes include Bishop's Bread, Butter Ovals, Little Swedish Tea Cakes, and more baked goods with clear bake times and temperatures.
Practical inexpensive guide with party planning tips menus and hostess hints. Includes tested recipes for various occasions and ideas to host successful gatherings. Available for ten cents at Howe care 919 North Michigan Avenue with mailing details.
June 23 lesson notes cover primate texts chosen and used with permission from the International Council of Past Education. The outline lists authors, topics, and educational aims for baseline study.
The lesson highlights apostasy and robbery as Israel withholds tithes and offerings. It warns that God will judge but offers blessing for repentance, citing Malachi 3 7 18 and the promise of windows of heaven. The author urges readers to heed God’s call and embrace spiritual fellowship.
A brief reflection on kindness highlighting that while helpful deeds are good, the closest value lies in a truly helpful heart. The piece praises generosity and the virtue of considering others.
A proverb-like line warns that paths a man thinks proper may lead to death, emphasizing the peril of self deceiving choices and the ultimate consequence of improper conduct. The message stresses caution and moral reflection.
A weekly feature follows Miss Fixit turning an old rocker into a desk centerpiece. The article previews Sewing Book 5, offering 32 pages of homemaking ideas for 10 cents, with blue desk color, blue velvet frames, and red ribbon accents. Betsy returns with attic finds and more DIY tips next week.
The quiz asks who delivered the famous orations first called philippics. It also covers Bible verses length order, Suomi as an alternate name, ship slop cost, juror eligibility by state, a person who vents troubles, origin of Arabic numerals, sailing speed versus wind, visa quota exemptions, and Muscovy as an ancient name for a country.
Demosthenes opposed Philip of Macedon. Esther 8 9 is the longest and John 11 35 the shortest. Suomi is Finns. A clothing store lawsuit aims at the crew. In 24 states plus DC women may serve on juries. The technical name is an he donist commonly called a grouch. India. Light racing sailboats can gain about 50 percent speed at a wind angle. Canada Canal Zone Cuba Dominican Republic Haiti Mexico Newfoundland and Central and South American independent nations. Russia.
A compact quotation notes that passions hold injustice and own interest making them dangerous to follow even when seeming reasonable. It warns to mistrust passions despite apparent sanity.
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