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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
5
A collage of items including a tongue in cheek note on an Alabama bard praising the poetry of prunes, remarks on Pennsylvania Politics, union church services in July and August, a Detroit bankrupt, a Texas dink shortage, a limburger cheese unloading in San Francisco, and May Irwin on happy marriages.
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses issued to residents of Rittman and nearby towns including E Reese Foreman to Hattie Sigler, Henry Smoyer to Vesta Sigler, J A Finley to Myrtle Ebert, George W Gatehouse to Josephine Secbondel, and Clayton Biddletown to Emma Filmer. Additional information appears on the R F D writing paper tablet at Scott’s.
Mr E Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dallas reports using King's New Life Pills over the past year. He says the pills effectively dispose of malaria and biliousness without grinding or griping. Priced 25 cents at A J White's drug store.
Balzac wore a cobalt blue dress coat with eighteen carat gold buttons for Quinola at the Odeon Paris. The play failed, leaving Balzac repeatedly short of cash. he even sold a button to jewelers to fund living costs, and the coat became famous as Les Ressources de Quinola.
In Munsiedel Bavaria a charity founded by Christopher Wanner in 1451 requires elderly residents to wear the founder's beard style clothes and cap. As a result pensioners still roam the town in fifteenth century attire despite centuries passing since the founder's death.
Yes ma am but if I do your laundry work ma am I must have the understanding that my husband collects the pay. But why can t you collect it yourself Manda he well you see ma am I don t want to rob the old man of the only Job he s ever likely to get Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Blusters dares Jigley to call him a liar as Wiseman defends against the charge. Wiseman notes the claim is a gross libel, while Blusters asserts his accuser admits he is a good liar. The exchange appears in the Catholic Standard and Times.
The note argues literary clubs resemble social gatherings like whist or bridge, serving as harmless hero worship by letting literary people meet in a less bookish class. The idea highlights club meetings as a social outlet rather than a serious literary cult.
A 1907 notice from a Wayne County farm invites horsemen to visit for beat blood road horses. It advertises stallions and a fine lot of colt prospects, urging calls to view and compare with other local stock.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports healing a decades long sore after trying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad guarantees relief for piles, burns, and other ailments and is offered by a druggist named Aydy White.
The article urges individuals to treat common ailments at home using Chamberlain remedies. It highlights products for colic and diarrhea, coughs, pain balm, and liver tablets, noting low cost and availability through A. J. White. It stresses prompt treatment and self reliance for minor injuries and illnesses.
A Cedar Grove Maine reader praises Electric Bitters after liver and kidney trouble, saying one bottle helped and three finished the cure. The paper guarantees relief for stomach and kidney issues and notes local availability at A J White druggist. Also mentions carbon paper and letter paper supplies at Scotts in town.
A lady customer suffered two to three years with tetter so bad she couldn't tend to her home. One box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. The Rooney firm in Almond Alabama reports Chamberlain's medicines give splendid satisfaction locally. Sold by Whiteman See.
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