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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
6
A brutal Alaska sledge dog Kazan rescues his master Thorpe, then travels north with Isobel. The party faces a deadly blizzard as Joan, carrying a baby, pushes toward safety with Kazan guiding the sledge through treacherous ice and wind, seeking a final shelter.
Joan endures a harrowing night as Pierre Radisson weakens from exhaustion. Kazan senses danger while Gray Wolf warns of a looming threat. Joan awakens to a bitter cold dawn and plans a desperate 40 mile river journey to reach their cabin with baby Joan and Kazan.
Fragmented note mentions dawn and a cast of characters including Joan and Len in a puzzling scene. Source text is garbled with missing letters and unclear events.
A fragment notes Joan and her baby face danger after she falls on a sledge. the next installment promises a graphic depiction of what happens next.
A Bath tale from Lon Wellman’s moving crew recounts a Frenchman boyhood toothache relief. Lacking dentists, he used gunpowder and a fuse to blast the tooth from his jaw, then reappeared the next day smiling with the hole where the tooth had been.
An electric company in Youngstown Ohio tested 5000 irons on 15 day free trials. Only three were returned and four defaulted on payment after customers moved away. Company policy required customers to return irons themselves, contributing to the low return record.
A New Orleans newspaper prize contest on love drew 23761 entries. The winning answer says love is the doorway through which the human soul moves from selfishness into service and from solitude into kinship with all humanity. Southerners are said to be especially sentimental in this quip.
W J R King, manager of the United States Employment bureau, reports a request for a stenographer aged thirty to forty who is past giggling and flirting. The employer seeks a woman who needs to work, desires to leave the city for a small country town, with a $40 a month salary.
Yellowstone elk shipped to Washington for sentimental value have become a nuisance, with reports of orchard damage totaling about 20 000 dollars in a short period. The animals reportedly cause significant harm to local apple crops and orchards.
Commercial dried buttermilk hits market as a new feed additive. A Chicago firm controls 20 million pounds yearly output and plans use in special mixing feed for fattening poultry and hogs.
A George Creel essay in Everybodys Magazine outlines wartime repurposing of peaceful factories. Jewelers, sash-chain makers, phonograph firms, underwear makers, music mall producers, and many others could shift to producing cartridges, shells, fuses, primers, and related war materials.
A courtroom exchange features a judge quipping that outward height may mislead about a man’s suitability for army service. The dialogue highlights appearances versus reality in a humorous legal moment.
A proverb notes that hardship tempers wit and resolve, warning that scarcity can force ingenuity and resilience in men. The saying links cleverness to need, reflecting common wisdom about poverty's role in shaping character.
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