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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
7
The Commercial Casualty Insurance Co offers a new accident and sickness policy for ages 16 to 70 paying 25 dollars weekly benefits and 5,000 dollars accidental death for ten dollars per year. No medical exam, 5 days free inspection, returnable if not satisfied. Surplus to policy holders 5,000,000. Thousands already insured.
Burton W Blair of Marion Ohio spent three years making a hand built art table using 1557 wood pieces across seventeen species. The tabletop features three designs including the Masonic square and compass and the American Legion emblem. Blair began the project on October 5 1925 the day ground was broken for the Harding memorial.
The Coats family rose from James Coats making bhread in Ferguille Paisley to immense wealth. Nine cotton kings led by Lord Glentanar built an estate valued at £4,624,263. Mrs Coats Boyd’s death adds £748,118 to a family total of £21,295,274. Death duties amount to £1,104,528.
A brief dialogue shows Hewitt asking why not get his goat and Jewett replying he is a vegetarian. The exchange foregrounds a humorous clash over diet and practical purpose.
A brief painted proverb attributed to Sir Walter Raleigh admonishes that those who guard their mouths also guard their lies. It emphasizes restraint in speech and truthfulness as a moral guide.
A man who is neither a good talker nor a good listener endures a trying time, facing social friction and misunderstanding in daily interactions.
A pithy remark reflects on bachelorhood and the freedom it affords. The line suggests a humorous view that avoiding marriage spares one from certain commitments and duties.
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