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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
3
A kitchen tip from The Housewife suggests chopping nut meats with celery or parsley and adding them to potato salad just before serving. The aim is to improve flavor and nutrition, offering a simple, practical update for readers.
In Sequoia National Park the Giant Forest hosts the General Sherman tree, the oldest living thing on earth, estimated at about 3,600 years old among towering sequoias pines oaks and cedars.
Overweight reader reports losing 57 pounds by taking Kruschen Salts with no food cuts. Testimonial notes improved strength and health, claiming the product is safe and effective and available at drugstores with a four week supply.
Mrs H S Hammond of Holliston Mass reports longhand eczema improved after using a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes skin fully healed and shares product prices and contact details for Cuticura Laboratories.
Lesson on Jeroboam and Rehoboam from First Kings contrasts pride, power, and division. It outlines Ahijah’s prophecy, the burden of taxation, Rehoboam’s poor choice, the revolt of ten tribes, and Jeroboam’s unifying yet idolatrous scheme including calf worship and priestly role usurpation. It emphasizes God’s sovereignty and warnings about pride.
A brief quotation discusses true repentance as formed by grief and hatred of sin, plus a grasp of God’s mercy in Christ. It argues repentance involves hating sin itself, not merely its penalties, rooted in awareness of divine love.
A fragment quotes Dr Graham Scrog wile stating that Christ is inexhaustible and cannot be fully known or fully apprehended. The line emphasizes the mystery and depth of Christ beyond complete human understanding. The source presents a reflective theological remark without broader context.
Cherie Nicholas portrays chic Irish linen outfits for summer sports and resort wear. The feature highlights pleated shorts and matching blouses in blue and red plaids, navy accents, and backless beach styles in loose-weave linen ideal for golf tennis and sunbathing with coordinated accessories.
Rumors say summer styles will bring shorter street frocks. Anklets of rubber promise to slim calves and ankles. Suggestions include night wear, high kicking, stair running, toe lifting, vigorous massage, and hand bracelets. Use borated talcum to protect skin.
If you are traveling with limited bag space choose accessories that blend with every formal dress. Black slippers and a black wrap suit any frock, while brown satin pumps and a brown wrap pair well with most outfits except black. They complement pink and work with silver and gold tones.
Seersucker is popular in raincoats styled with sleeveless capes. Matching umbrellas and hats complete the ensembles, reflecting a coordinated fashion trend described in the period coverage.
Black velvet and white pique fabrics highlight an eastern summer hat collection. Velvet decorates crowns brim facings flowers belts and piping in the featured pieces.
Cherie Nicholas highlights two new millinery designs. A pirate cap of velピquante crowns a navy blue straw wide-brim with multicolor stripes red blue navy yellow white. This season favors high-luster black accents and rayon mesh gloves with cellulose ribbon cuffs complement the ensemble.
An essay argues time should be spent living not hoarded for profit. It warns against worshiping every minute for gain while neglecting true relaxation. The author promotes balanced leisure and even doing nothing as wholesome, noting healthful rest comes from mindful idleness. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
Harvard researcher Dr Arthur B Lamb notes ample future energy in sunshine wind tides and ocean heat Popular Mechanics cites only 17 percent of annual energy from human labor Coal provides about half with oil wood gas and animal labor supplying the rest If natural resources vanished solar energy could dwarf coal oil and gas and Boston’s light would meet national power demand many times over
In a typical year Canada uses about 85 million bushels of mixed grain for poultry. The estimate derives from an average consumption of 65 pounds per bird for over 65 million birds.
A period ad notes fatigue from colds or overwork and weak blood. It promotes S.S.S. as a longstanding tonic to restore strength by improving blood quality, claiming better appetite color and energy with regular use.
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