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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
3
A healthful spring dress guide urges ample breathing room, loose gymnasium style wear, and daily walking. It contrasts modern girl’s outfits with older restrictive fashions and stresses well fitting shoes and practical outer wear for indoors and out, with emphasis on comfort and hygiene.
The British and Foreign Bible Society notes a record year in scripture circulation despite Russia's upheavals, distributing over 500000 copies in European Russia and many more in Siberia.
Dr E P Blomer a Buffalo physician argues yearly insanity increases during strawberry season with cases decreasing after fruit fades He cites asylum records and plans to gather more data from California Ohio and other western patients He notes some people develop full body rashes from strawberries and suggests mind effects in nerves while officials review records for corroboration.
Americans use over 100 million gallons of paint yearly with more than half for houses. Ready mixed paints transformed the market after 1860 reducing costs and expanding access, while painters' self interest favors mixing over ready coatings.
A classroom exercise outlines a twelve period chart tracing Jesus life from birth in Egypt through the transfiguration, with milestones such as John the Baptist, baptism, miracles, parables, and two foundations. It lists lesson numbers, questions for scholars, and places, including Nazareth and Galilee.
Joseph A. Gill and Ottawa county claimants gain half the proceeds from gypsum on a long reserved mineral right in a Columbus area farm. The 108 year old surface rights reservation is upheld by the court despite several intermediate deeds.
Commander Amos Huffman of the G A R delivered the annual address at the opening session. Officers elected include Commander Dr G A Harman of Lancaster senior vice commander Theodore C Lindsey of Dayton junior vice commander John Kissane of Cincinnati. A resolution backs Gen R B Brown of Zanesville for commander in chief at the national encampment in Minneapolis next August. The Woman’s Relief Corps names Miss Jennie Laughlin of Mansfield department president. The Sons of Veterans elect Park F Yengling of Salem as commander.
John W. Kline, 37, seriously stabbed at Liberty Reese home in Martel. Reese, 60, jailed on charges of cutting with intent to kill. Reese reportedly found Kline in the dark after door was broken open. both claim involvement. Kline a widower.
In Wooster Ohio on Tuesday night a prominent young man named Fred Gill was shot in the right cheek by an unseen assailant while riding with two ladies. Authorities suspect jealousy as the motive with the shooter concealed in ambush as dusk fell.
Warren Ohio indictments against George M. Ford and R N Ford traced to a bank failure years ago. Prosecutor King on Wednesday nalled all four indictments in the courts here. R N Ford was indicted for embezzlement but jurors disagreed at the second trial.
The Interstate Commerce Commission in a brief session found that the Lake Shore railroad favored Standard Oil with rebates on storage charges at Chicago and adjourned to New Orleans. Standard Oil declined to present rebuttal witnesses, while independents viewed the move as evidence of guilt and were elated.
A southbound Pennsylvania train derailed at Elba on Thursday while traveling 40 mph. The locomotive baggage car and tender toppled over the embankment. the remainder halted at the bank edge. Engineer Vaughan was severely scalded and Fireman Shackles was injured and may die.
Coal operators won writs of injunction in Steubenville Ohio to bar Miners' Union officials and organizers from interfering with workers or trespassing on company property. The move aims to boost unionizing among miners at several mines.
A southbound express train struck the Kron and Columbus line train at Odig Idan near Akron Ohio Wednesday night causing the loss of valuable ponies from John 4H Sparks' circus. No other injuries reported.
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