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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
A historical ad explains the preparation of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It details gathering herbs seasonally, solvent extraction, sterilization, pasteurization, and sealing in sterile bottles, claiming effectiveness for female illnesses and presenting letters from women health restored.
A pithy note from the Macon Republican on aging and philosophy. The piece contrasts aging men with shifting speech as people begin using abstract terms in everyday life, including comments about taxis and soft drinks.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless, instant remedy for hard corns soft corns and calluses. It promises relief by applying a small amount to the affected area and lifting the corn away with the fingers. The note credits a Cincinnati genius as the discoverer and notes a low price at drugstores.
General Pershing’s war map room in Washington is being rebuilt in the old National Museum. The setting includes the commander’s chair and aides chairs, a table for documents, and the same linooleum background used with the map. The map, brought in in pieces, is joined, and its kitchenlike linooleum evokes daily history in action.
A man offers $3,000 to marry Mr Grabcom’s daughter and proposes a six month trial to prove he is a suitable son in law. The exchange suggests practical planning before marriage and emphasizes choosing good company for a contented life.
Farmers labor longer with increased foot stress and rely on Allen's Foot Base antiseptic powder to ease friction in shoes and foot baths. The product refreshes tired blistered feet and is advertised as helping comfort for workers, with women reportedly frequent users. Sold by dealers nationwide.
Mrs Talkerton-Oh seeks help to break Gladys of thumb sucking. Her husband suggests the habit will fade as she grows and the activity interferes with talking, prompting self- cessation.
The U.S. Railroad Administration states it can provide free information to homeseekers about farming opportunities. Manager JF Edwards of the Agricultural Section invites requests, asking readers to name the state they wish to learn about and contact Room 170 in Washington, D.C.
Advertisement notes Cuticura soap, ointment, and talcum as daily toilet items. Soap cleanses and purifies skin while Ointment soothes and heals, Talcum powders and perfumes. Claims the set keeps skin clear and complete on any toilet table. 25 cents each.
The saying notes that calling someone names provokes anger more than it resolves disputes. It suggests that personal attacks fail to address the relevant points and weaken persuasive power.
An advertisement urges immediate action for kidney trouble with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, promoted as the pure original Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Haarlem, Netherlands. It warns against delays and promises relief if used, with money-back guarantee if not helping.
Readers would gain insights into writers if original manuscripts were seen. Chesterton’s handwriting is described as shocking by an English editor. Jacobs uses typed manuscripts with few corrections, while Wells Kipling Bennett and Doyle are noted for neat copy. Stacpoole’s handwriting varies from neat to scribbled sheets torn from a copybook.
Heard on the Train captures a brief overheard exchange about memory and relatives. The light dialogue pivots on a deaf man and a recalled father, ending with a shared line that invites familiar recognition.
The USDA notes petit Gaten carpet grass is a perennial creeping grass thriving on sandy loam from Virginia to Texas. It yields seed, supports heavy grazing, grows most of the year, and thrives with heat and moisture. Propagation for lawns uses sod or sets with proper soil prep and fertilization.
Fairfield county South Carolina aims to raise stock and crop yields with purebred bulls and cooperative fertilizer buying. The county agent reports farmers have ordered several purebred bulls and plans to exceed last year. Two hundred seventy tons of 16 percent acid phosphate were ordered cooperatively, saving money. York county agent helped farmers save ninety dollars on a cooperative fertilizer order.
The Agriculture Department urges Irish potato growers to inspect crops for potato wart, a European disease detected in 27 coal mining districts of Pennsylvania since 1911. It warns the disease bloats tubers, survives eight years in soil, and can devastate the industry. infected soil must be rotated, tubers burned, and contaminated stock avoided.
A fragmented article discusses counterfeit aspirin noting the Bayer Cross as a sign of genuine tablets while warning millions of fraudulent pills were sold nationwide. It touches on soap production using soapweed also called Spanish bayonet, detailing harvesting and processing for toilet soaps and woolen washings.
A playful inquiry on what prayers are leads to a bedtime joke about sending prayers at night for the night rate. A meditation links ideals to standards, moral action, and law with a Hebrew proverb fragment about a deaf man.
Clear guide on harvesting parsnips notes roots must remain intact. Do not cut or break roots. pull by hand after digging trenches along both sides of the row to avoid damage. Hand-pulling is presented as the only practical method to preserve market value.
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