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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday School at 9:30 AM Epworth League at 6:30 PM and Evening Service at 7:30 PM next Sabbath.
Morning schedule announces Bible School at 9 30 A M Sermon at 10 36 A M and a Young People Meeting at 6 30 P M with all invited to attend.
Rev R E Conrad pastor. Sunday School 9 15 A M Public worship 10 30 A M C E 6 30 P M Samuel Martin leader Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 30 All not worshiping elsewhere invited to attend these services.
A mother visits her spinster aunts and views their quilts. Jane shows a four patch made by Jane, and Mary’s nine patch by a seven year old. The silk quilt uses many tiny irregular pieces from friends and old clothing as gifts. James asks if the silk quilt is all patch.
Aunt Mary Wells denounces the merry go round in a small Kentucky town. She cautions her employer against riding the ride after witnessing others ride and disembark at the same spot, calling out the behavior as foolish and wasteful.
Dalton dealers list current buying prices including Wheat at 2.13 per bushel Corn 1.40 per bushel Oats 0.65 per bushel Wool 0.10 per pound Potatoes 1.10 per hundredweight Butter 0.45 per pound Chickens 0.32 per pound Eggs 0.40 per dozen
A London Times report notes Atherton Lancashire miners at Fletcher Burrows baths adopting cleaner dress and habits. Usage climbs from ten to fifty percent as older workers resist. Young men embrace baths, while elder miners joke about future dress and social events.
A critique on perpetual youth and stunted maturity. The piece argues that a man who remains a dabbler into adulthood loses value, becoming a perpetual critic rather than a contributor. It warns that without growing through work, time becomes wasted and the man remains merely a burden.
Mayor Cornell Schreiber of Toledo denounces Bolshevism as a quack remedy and mocks a sister tale about Blanc and Nore. The exchange touches on overworked professionals and the idea of taking a holiday with a change of scene and reading.
A wife teases her husband the struggling artist for spending days on his pictures while not earning enough for paint. He replies that masters like Rembrandt sold for little then and now their works are priceless, so he paints for descendants.
Mr Gadspur warns that friendship should not blind political judgment. Mr Dubwalite adds a method of gauging newcomers by probing their views on garden tool borrowing and then taking the opposing side.
An older ad story features a girl who waited months for a lover’s letter of forgiveness and then wed another man. The movie manager warns the concept is too old or too modern and critiques the government and post office.
The Gazette reports night police on duty this week. W. D. Kosier begins a new house on his Easton area farm. J. H. Stoll to teach winter school near Canaan. A party of Miss Della Eckard Miss Mary Eckard Clyde Rudy and Guy Rudy visited May Shaffer near Canal Fulton last week. Thieves stole buggy harness from H. K. Staver Monday night. Minnie Stauffer of Koch's visits sister Mrs. Charles Wecht on Main Street. Coxey reportedly demands 1.50 per day wages on the stump and pays quarry hands 90c.
Tax books for Dalton and Sugar Creek township will be at the 1st National Bank from June 26 through July 9 inclusive. 39-2w.
Vacationists and travelers flock to the Great Lakes with Lake Erie drawing crowds. The Seeandbee steamship operates daily between Cleveland and Buffalo, famed for its size and luxurious fittings, earning the nickname The Floating Hotel.
Help wanted for sales of lubricating oils greases and paints. Salary or commission. Apply The Lennox Oil and Paint Co Cleveland Ohio. 39 2.
Catarrhal deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. The remedy must act constitutionally through the blood, with Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as curing most cases and offering a $100 reward for any uncured case. Circulation free. Price 75 cents.
The Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio features HRE D helmets allegedly worn by Kaiser William II Von Bethmann Hollweg and General Ludendorff. Lowell Thomas will present travelogues with German revolution footage and Palestine pictures from General Allenby era.
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