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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
8
A breakfast guide recommends new dishes to start the day well. The feature highlights cornmeal waffles with syrup as the standout, giving a full recipe and tips on eggs, evaporated milk, and baking. It also advises choosing vacuum packed caffein free coffee alternatives and proper storage in a mason jar to maintain freshness.
A quote on education notes that every man who rises above the common level gains two educations the first from his instructor and the second a deeply personal lesson from himself.
Readable fragments describe a nautical or exploration-related event near the Pacific coast. Names, dates, and exact details are obscured, but the text references discovery of a route or area and mentions men associated with the endeavor. The fragmentary nature limits precise attribution.
A succinct saying notes one benefit of honesty is no need to recall past statements. The line highlights consistency and reduced mental load from not keeping track of pretense.
A golfer at Wentworth discussed a remarkable incident on the tenth hole as a crow lifted a ball from a clump of trees and carried it away to a nearby location, altering the play and the player's plan.
A collection of curious statements spans topics from kerosene freezing at extreme cold to Denmark's murder executions, Italy's rising birth rate, gender language gaps in parts of India, the River Jordan dimensions, and New York City's real estate value at 18.36 billion dollars.
Capper's Weekly quotes the children's bureau list of ten parent commandments. The advice urges calm speech truthfulness praise, habit formation, and consistent limits to avoid temper, nagging, and mixed messages while meeting essential tasks.
A Kansas City Star item comments on inflated claims about colleges, noting exaggerated tales of student dress, kidnapping rumors, ice queen events, psychology harm, graduates becoming bond traders, professor absent-mindedness, dean misanthropy, and student fashions and tastes. the piece mocks these sensational notions.
A historical note presents Confucius 551 to 479 B C as teaching nine points for noble men. It highlights clarity in sight and hearing, kindly appearance, respectful demeanor, careful speech, earnest effort, prudent inquiry in doubt, restraint in anger, and duty over gain.
The document notes 43 U.S. glider pilot license holders and defines a quadroon as one fourth negro. It mentions daily telephone conversations in 1929 totaling 64 173 144 with an average of one call per two people. It suggests removing leap year for a perpetual calendar and cites Panama Canal cargo records, including the Svelsee Banners 24.
Mr. Firestone asserts that higher effort lower expenses better service greater value and lower prices will increase sales and profits. His factories run around the clock and a semi annual statement shows earnings.
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