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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
7
An 80 year old Philadelphia man recounts years of eczema starting on the scalp and hands around 1900. After trial with doctors and medicines he credits Cuticura Ointment Regent and Resolvent baths with relief following six baths and frequent use, urging others to try the products.
In a Philadelphia Ledger item a society belle teases a rival saying she looks old while claiming she has improved and looks young. The exchange echoes brisk social banter of the era.
Union Pacific announces very low rates for summer travelers to California. Round trip fare is one fare plus $2 to San Francisco or Los Angeles with sale June 25 to July 7 and final return by September 15 1906. Additional low rates to California points noted. Inquiries to W G Neimyer GA 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago IL.
A Philadelphia Press item notes a second hand suit once owned by a gentleman who was swimming. The exchange hints at a clothier refusing to give watches with clothing. The dialogue captures a casual street exchange over a used suit and missing timepiece.
A visitor is reassured as a Supurbanite notes the new watchdog is friendly despite concerns about a bite. The exchange takes place at the entrance with casual remarks about the dog’s temperament.
A playful exchange quoted from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes plans to move to Swamphurst while joking about climate affecting a wife. The dialogue contrasts boldness with caution in a light, humorous civic note.
A short Chicago Tribune quip where a speaker shuns soft drinks as too hard on the stomach with a witty exchange about dieting.
A disputed marriage over money ends in a judge’s blunt rebuke. The husband claimed theft of funds, but the court ruled against him. The exchange underscores the case's bitter tone and legal stance.
A reflective line on how mediocrity satisfies appetite and arouses envy. The note contrasts appetite with ambition and suggests a critique of comfort over excellence. It offers a compact meditation on desire and fulfillment.
A trained nurse testifies that Grape-Nuts aids digestion and is easy to swallow for sick, elderly, and young patients. She describes a nourishing serving with milk, fruit, and egg white, plus a method for those on liquid diets. Her physician husband also advocates the product, praising its restorative qualities and urging a 10 day trial.
An early 1900s summary extols Shoshone Falls in Idaho as the second highest in the Americas, tracing a Snake River cascade 583 feet over 15 miles with Twin Falls nearby. It notes a tunnel through 420 feet of rock for hydro power, 120000 acres irrigated by April 1 1905, and proposed settlement of 575 square miles turning dusty plains into farmland with wheat and apples, while preserving a dramatic canyon landscape.
Woodwork can be cleaned with an equal mix of turpentine and linseed oil. Shake well and apply with a flannel rag, rubbing thoroughly. Do not use excessive amounts.
The market notes cover New York Cleveland Chicago and Toledo with prices for flour wheat corn oats hay cattle sheep veal and butter eggs cheese and potatoes. Key figures include Minnesota patent flour at 4.35 4.65 per barrel and No 2 red wheat around 88 93 cents in Cleveland notes. Chicago lists July wheat at 84 cents. cattle steers 5.15 5.40 in Cleveland. wethers 5.25 5.65. lambs 6.50 6.75 in various markets.
An appeal argues that infant mortality is dangerously high in civilized countries with up to a quarter dying before age one. It warns narcotic infant remedies are poisons and promotes Castoria as a safer alternative bearing the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher to improve circulation and reduce fever.
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and social observations from a late era setting. The material features a nervous old lady, a hotel proprietor, and a married man, delivering quick witticisms on fire safety, aging, and everyday pretensions.
April public revenue in Britain reached £418,895 with expenditures at £421,360,361. London new capital from Jan 1 to May 5 totaled $288,788,925, down from $434,216,505 in 1905. Bank of Japan operations for 1905 rose to $14,578,127,060, up $5,744,106,420 from 1904. Banque de Paris 1905 net profit was 10,804,883 francs versus 19,411,421 in 1904. A 100 million franc loan will fund French colonial navigation projects in West Africa, mainly Benegal and the Upper Niger.
Dialog shows a diner exchange about endless pie servings, attributed to the Detroit Free Press. The terse joke centers on the boss ordering continual pie offers until the customer eats.
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