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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
7
A reflective piece on the hollowness of fame. The author argues that the pursuit of celebrity often divorces people from real happiness, leaving them isolated, weary, and longing for simple life away from public adulation. The piece cautions that fame can be shallow, mocked by critics, and eventually barren.
A verse piece argues that true virtue comes from love and shared purpose rather than strict rule following. It contrasts duty to law with a heart for the common good and praises those who serve others over profit, likening a scorekeeper to a fan who misses the game.
Satirical reflections on women and marriage portray a bachelor view of romance. The piece critiques coldness and clinginess in partners while framing men as quick to rationalize romance and home life. Copyright by Helen Rowland.
The passage discusses using inks beyond blue or black, praising green or violet inks for their flow and personal color expression. It notes social laughter for deviating from convention and suggests the practical benefit of ink that flows well and clearly identifies the sender through envelope appearance.
A vintage home cooking piece advises trusting Providence and patience while simmering vegetables with minimal water then serving with milk and salt and pepper. It describes simple garden salads and a peas and peanuts salad with olives celery and boiled dressing, plus a Sunday night lunch idea with lettuce, buttered bread, and milk.
Remove meat from a two pound lobster and cover with buttered crumbs. Add highly seasoned white sauce with cayenne and lemon juice. Refill body and tail shells and bake until crumbs brown. Skewer with wooden picks to keep shells flat.
Lesson outline for June 29 emphasizes righteousness and national revival. It covers three review methods Biographical and Summary approaches featuring Rehoboam Jeroboam Ahab Elijah Elisha Amos Hosea Nehemiah and others. It urges patriotism education and avoidance of idolatry with King David Solomon and Hezekiah interventions and ends with revival through the Word of God.
The text argues against the idea that God predestines some to be lost, asserting no scriptural basis. It states people perish due to their own deliberate rejection of the truth because they did not receive the love of the truth that could save them.
A compact religious note rejects modern or “new thought” phrasing as acceptable for the atonement of Christ. The Living Word conveys a firm stance against alternative spiritual formulations.
A note from The Living Word discusses a conflict involving a religious preacher. It frames the dispute as a contrast between the preacher and God, emphasizing theological over personal authority.
Brief item notes a quotation about Christian life emphasizing action over knowledge or hearing, attributed to W Rosertsson.
Archaeologists report the discovery of a six inch bone stylus with triangular cross section at Kish. Professor Langdon says scholars failed to reconstruct the instrument but he soon inscribed clay with it. Tombstones are cold yet offer a kind word for all under them.
In a witty exchange the first lawyer asserts his client will do the right thing and the second agrees. They conclude determining the right thing may require a long lawsuit to settle, suggesting deeper questions about ethics and legal action.
A humorous remark links Reggie’s sore mood to a boxing lesson from the night before. The quip labels poverty as a nuisance in a light, tongue in cheek tone.
An advertisement urges readers to switch from coffee to Postum a grain based beverage claiming coffee harms health and energy. It asserts coffee robs fatigue signals and offers a thirty day trial with a free week supply and personalized brewing directions from Carrière Blanchard.
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