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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
7
The article argues that farm production remains the core of wealth for Canada and allies. It cites bank leaders noting high food prices, ongoing demand after the war, and the need to expand land use in Canada and the United States. It urges securing land, renting or buying, and leveraging free or low priced lands to boost farming.
A brisk dialogue fragment shows a sister quipping about a handsome typewriter hire. The conversation hints at social snobbery and a skeptical view of romance tied to wealth or business knowledge.
Limited amount of preference stock in a bank backed company promises huge profit in twelve months. The firm aims to build the Memorial Hall for George Washington at the Capitol and guarantees two-thirds of all dividends until full payment. Capital $250,000, shares $100, registered by Empire Trust Company of New York. Contact S P Blackman at 80 East 42nd Street New York for pamphlet or ask your bank.
Bees help fruit production by fertilizing blossoms during visits between flowers. Without them or similar insects, crop yields drop as wind cannot reliably transfer pollen. Weather at bloom time, especially cold, wet, or cloudy conditions, reduces bee activity and fruit set. Frost on one side of trees can also limit fruit formation on the exposed side.
The U S Department of Agriculture warns against selling breeding stock for short term gain. It urges farmers to replace animals with better stock to maintain the nation’s livestock base and meat supply amid world shortages and limited import options.
The Scientific American reports A R Clayton of North Fork Nev has invented a revolving rake for gathering sagebrush and similar undergrowth. The design features a wheel supported frame a second frame movable with teeth carried by the second frame adjustable to maintain spacing from the ground and means to elevate the second frame.
The article stresses harness care as key to a team's appearance and value. It warns shabby gear dulls the look, while polished harnesses enhance it. Regular cleaning and oiling with neatsfoot oil extends life and prevents cracking, rusted buckles, and stiffening leather.
A concise plea for good gardens as essential to every home. It argues healthy produce fills tables and supports meals, stressing practical gardening benefits for households.
The lesson outlines Isaiah prophesying in Jerusalem during Uzziah's late reign, detailing his role as reformer and prophet of hope. It explains the two Isaiah sections, the vision in the temple, and the call to a mission despite resistance, with reflections on holiness and divine kingship.
Multiple testimonials from Mrs. O M Rumms of Ridgway Pennsylvania and Mrs W E Luvpsry of Tennille Georgia praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for resolving long term female health issues backache fatigue and inability to work. They credit recovery to the remedy and urge others to try it. The ad notes confidential written advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass and promises a woman will answer inquiries.
A New Zealand Lancastrian obituary recalls a wreath sent for Dick Seldon of Lancashire origin. The inscription EF have you whoam was misread by a reporter, who concluded the writer blundered and quoted I have gone Who am I.
An advertisement urges families to buy a large 2c box of Peterson's Ointment with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure eczema old sores and related skin issues. It features a testimonial from Mrs F E Root of Buffalo New York detailing a long illness cured by the product.
The veteran shares vivid memories with a youngster about travel and weather, recalling a time at Fy zarduin when they toasted bread in sunlight. The boy interrupts with a wry remark about corkscrews and breathing apparatus.
A fictional exchange imagines Germany mandating a nationwide shoe census. The banter jokes that such a census could be a counter feet enterprise, highlighting wordplay on feet and feet.
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