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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

3

Kudzu Moveed as Hardier Forage Crop in South

War era discoveries highlight kudzu as a hardy legume with high protein content averaging around 18 percent, capable of two to three hay cuttings per season and enduring winters to Nova Scotia. Originating from Florida experiments, kudzu improves poor soils through nitrogen fixation and provides year round stock feed with minimal cultivation after establishment.

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Afro Marshall Stetson Leads Red Men's Supper Feat

Stetson of Hanson stuffed and baked 40 chickens for the Red Men's ball supper. Also noted are surveys of 38,136 square miles by Agriculture Department scientists and inventions including a crank fed threading machine and a two seater velocipede. A Brazilian railroad uses old rails as telegraph poles to combat wood insects. A dead whale ashore near Pemqunqld Point was dynamited. weight over 20 tons. Also tips on cleaning windshields with kerosene and a birthday party for Mrs Henry F Snow and her twin sister Evelina Dawley aged 70. A new art preservation chemical by Dr. Chickashige is reported.

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Lesson Themes for Lune 29 Reading Series

Primary TOPIC shows love to Heavenly Father with lessons on God Jesus and the Holy Spirit. It outlines twelve lessons from creation to faith, grace, repentance, obedience, prayer, and the Holy Spirit’s gift of love, within a faith and practice framework.

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Staying Away From Church Habit Shunned In Prose

A reflective piece on Sunday church attendance noting that absence can stem from illness or petty grievances. It argues Jesus is present to offer forgiveness even to an unworthy member and warns readers not to judge others for missing services.

Jesus Eatonic

Charity and Denial Quote Teaching Love of God

A short reflection contrasts acts of charity with denial as a measure of true faith. The speaker cites F W Robertson suggesting generosity reveals divine love more than sermons while denial exposes limits of wisdom. The quote emphasizes practical virtue over theoretical theology.

F W. Robertson

Grandest Thing on Earth Quotation About Character

A reflective quote asserts that all people can leave a grand legacy through character, enabling future generations to rise and recognize a mother’s piety or a father’s virtue as the greatest gift. The passage credits divine grace and parental piety as enduring influences.

N. Marcleod

Transcends All Substance Quote Attributed to Madame Swetchine

A brief meditation cites Madame Swetchine on divine will guiding the present moment as daily bread that transcends all substance. The line reflects a spiritual philosophy valuing immediacy over material state.

Madame Swetchine

Howdy Gap meets Gap Johnson in Tumilinville

In a Tumilinville shopping trip, Gap Johnson greets Rumpus Ridge luminary Howdy Gap and shares a string of rough mishaps at home. He jokes that despite a puny wife, ill children, a damaged house, a broken arm, a shooting incident, and a swapped running horse, his luck remains strong with hunting dogs thriving.

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Boy Brings Urgent Question as Stranger Offers Help

A hurried encounter on a hill sees a flushed boy rush to a stranger asking if they know his father. The child speaks with wide eyes and eager belief, while the adult offers calm, puzzled reassurance amid the brief exchange.

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Long-winded Philadelphia lawyer ends epic plea

Retired Philadelphia attorney famed for verbosity delivers a six hour closing argument. An opposing counsel sends a note inviting him to a hotel for a Bourbon break, prompting the speaker to yield to the audience and depart toward the hotel.

Who Would Do the Work If Everyone Were Rich

A provocative think piece questions economic balance. it argues universal wealth could shift labor incentives, with implications for production, innovation, and social structure. The author critiques wealth distribution and explores potential societal changes.

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