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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
7
The author compares life choices to dangerous crossroads at war zones urging decisive action. He warns lingering leads to ruin, while choosing truth and a clear path reduces future struggles, comparing indecision to shell targets and urging prompt, firm direction. Speaker: John Blake.
A poem reflecting on a past love as the speaker asks if the other has found fulfillment on distant paths. The speaker recalls the white-hot flame of youth, wonders if the beloved recalls their first love, and states they keep faith awake and asleep, hoping to hear a response on warm nights.
The article traces the origin of picnic from early 19th century French fete champetre and explains how guests contributed dishes by a cross-off list. It notes outdoor entertainments were common before 1802 and cites Mainwaring’s 1618 birthday party where guests “bring his dish of meat” and a vivid postscript about large sausages and hogs.
A 19th century exhortation urges readers to stop blaming a mysterious fate and start self discipline. It warns that constant complaint leads to gloom, envy, and wasted youth, while effort, study, and solitary work open vast opportunity and honor. The piece cites a McClure syndicate date.
The article describes using sea moss as a gelatin substitute and flavoring ideas. It explains gathering sea moss, washing, and cooking it in milk for a blanc mange, with options including orange almond caramel honey and maple syrup. A peach pudding variation adds peach kernels, coconut, egg white, peach jam, and whipped cream.
Sunday School lesson text presents scriptural interpretation by Rev P B Fitzwater of Moody Bible Institute. Copyright 1923 Western Newspaper Union. The excerpt outlines guidance for teachers and readers on Bible study method and application.
Lesson outlines John the Baptist birth foretelling and ministry, his humble courageous preaching calling repentance and proofs of penitence, Jesus’ testimony on John, and John’s martyrdom. It stresses a life planned by God, steadfastness amid persecution, and the need to turn from sin to prepare for the Messiah.
A note quotes Richter on Turks who gather every scrap of paper they encounter, believing the name of God may be written on it. The remark highlights cautious reverence for sacred text and the valuing of even fragments as potentially holy.
A quotation compares men of genius to a blazing meteor, noting they are often dull and inert in social settings once they descend to earth. The line frames genius as brilliant yet socially awkward.
A brief aphorism notes that those who swell in prosperity will shrink in adversity, attributed to Coltom. The quote frames cycles of fortune and hardship as a moral observation.
Mrs. Onda Van Meter of Cleveland reports ten years of suffering from indigestion biliousness headaches and nervousness eased by Tanlac. She says the treatment restored appetite sleep strength and weight and thanks the medicine for her recovery. Tanlac advertised with note of widespread sales.
Benjamin Franklin offers a concise moral urging to cherish time as the essence of life. The adage emphasizes not wasting moments, framing time as life’s fundamental material.
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