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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
8
A 21 feet square strawberry shortcake, baked by the Massillon state hospital bakery, was served Friday to 1,800 patients and staff. The cake was cut into four foot squares for distribution with milk, while hospital gardens provided berries and vegetables for meals, and the grounds showed abundant blossoms.
A Kansas City man won a divorce after accusing his wife of neglect due to her prolific writing of love stories for magazines. He claimed he did most of the cooking and housework while she pursued literary work, with Cupid leaving the parlor as the metaphorical bug entered the scene.
John Bresson of Paint township was injured while eating cherries on Sunday when he fell, struck a fence and a projecting nail inflicted a long arm gash. Dr. Clark of Mt. Eaton treated the wound and sutured 22 stitches.
A faded ad describes pills that claim to regulate the stomach liver and bowels and restore appetite and energy. It urges readers to try them at the price of 25 cents.
Announcement notes Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill join under one management uniting Wild West and Far East tours. The act will feature new elements including Rossi’s Musical Elephants and a Battle of Summit Springs recreating a key Indian Wars scene with Col. Cody. Reduced rail fares will aid fans visiting southern scenes.
County Commissioners voted to extend the tax payment deadline from June 20 to May 2, applicable only in townships without a tax collector.
Orrville man Charles "Skip" Brant received an additional thirty day workhouse term Saturday night from Mayor W Feeman after being arrested on a fighting on a train charge by Special Officer Jewell of the Pennsylvania lines.
The report states Brant pleaded guilty and was sent to the work house. His associate accompanied him. Officer Jewell doubted the pal’s guilt and released him. Ghier Johnson escorted the suspect to the workhouse Monday morning. Wooster police arrested four on intoxication charges Saturday night, each fined one dollar plus costs. Wooster News.
A historic health note claims an obstinate headache may vanish if the head behind the ears is bathed in hot water. The advice reflects old domestic remedial practices without medical endorsement.
The Gazette advertises as a festival bill specialty office offering an attractive eight peat job. The note urges callers to contact for details.
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