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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
4
A farmer's niece recalls skunk families near Meadow Brook and a bachelor friend who raised nine kits. Stories describe their antics with milk bottles, bites to nests, grub hunting, and the humor of encounters with dogs and hens, ending with a wary warning to keep calm.
A dessert guide features Tokay grapes served with a cream cheese cranberry dip spiked with cardamom. The recipe instructs washing and snipping grapes into clusters and mixing cream cheese with cranberry juice, salt, and spice, yielding 4 to 6 servings.
A dog named Duke is shunned from the porch and chained under a catalpa tree. After days of sun wind and rain he still lacks a rose scent. The narrator recalls tomato juice can remove odors but questions sufficiency of juice.
An ad promotes 100 Stanback tablets or 50 Stanback powders claiming relief from arthritis and rheumatism. It guarantees a refund of the purchase price if relief is not achieved and asks customers to return unused portions. Stanback Company Salisbury North Carolina.
The fragment describes Steve yelling at a dog as a disruptive moment. No further details are provided.
A farm story describes a skunk fleeing the coop followed by Duke the dog as farm air fills with a sharp odor. The henhouse remains closed all night while the skunk gorges on eggs and is finally driven away by morning chores. Steve uses a wet handkerchief to enter the coop and water the hens.
A farmer recalls stopping entry to keep the skunk out and notes the animal as a farmer's friend despite eating eggs. Duke refused to approach the hen house after skunk encounters, highlighting the cautious view on keeping dogs and wilds together.
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