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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
8
Brooklyn Bridge connects Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River. The monumental span costs about 15 million dollars, measures roughly one and a half miles long with a width of 86 feet, and carries heavy traffic.
Fragmentary text discusses loans and potential fears or worries. Mentions Honda and local circumstances with references to a trial or assessment. No clear persons or organizations are consistently identifiable.
Dalton dealers post buy prices for wheat at 1.10 per bushel corn 0.60 oats 0.30 butter 0.35 lard 0.14 chickens 0.25 eggs 0.23 per dozen potatoes 0.60 charges show a rough listing of staple agricultural items with rates given for each commodity.
Samuel M Chapman as Trustee of the Church of God at Upper Sugar Creek Bethel filed a petition in the Wayne Senity Court of Common Pleas Ohio case 26063 seeking an order to sell the church house located in Sugar Creek Township for distribution of assets. The filing asks the court to grant relief and implement the sale as part of the trust administration.
A Chicago lawyer touring the Southwest attends a state dinner with the governor and lieutenant governor. Expensive cards with the state coat of arms bear a Latin motto. The lawyer comments the motto is very appropriate, prompting the lieutenant governor to note the Latin words.
John Muir records days of persistent storm piling snow while he observes tree gestures, crystal deposition, and a Douglass squirrel foraging between calm sunlit breaks. He notes fires kept near the nest and noting barley grains buried in drifts left by horses, scarce in upper woods.
The hellbender, a large ugly yet harmless salamander also called alligator and water dog, dwells in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and southward. Two U S species exist. Nec turus maculatus is common, reaching up to twenty inches long with brown blotches and tufted red gills. It hides among weeds and rocks by day and hunts at night for crawfish and other prey. It can live hours out of water and spawns in April and May with a pale froglike spawn.
A glossary style note explains nautical terms misread as common words. It defines cat as a ship tackle for hoisting the anchor and describes how chains, dog watches, draught, duck, and eye are specialized sailing components rather than ordinary meanings.
A recently recovered elderly patient calls his physician to dispute a five week bill claiming he was delirious for one week and did not see the doctor enter. The doctor insists daily visits continued for five weeks, and the quarrel centers on payment for four weeks.
A husband urges his wife to read about serious matters. He presents a history of William Tell and the Swiss and recalls Gessler's hat salute as a test of obedience, highlighting tension between domestic life and larger historical themes.
A lonely New York bachelor, James Rogers, buys preserved peaches from Holzapfel and discovers a note inside bearing Lucy Morrell's name from Egan. The exchange sparks a long-distance romance culminating when he travels to Egan and meets Lucy, now Mrs. Morrell, realizing she hid her age in a note written twenty years earlier.
Let Us Help You Get Ready For a Bid FOUPNOT July Saturday ends our great Drive for 5000 New Customers. It has been a tremendous success with us and for our friends. With the quota reached we are celebrating the last week and helping you prepare for the Fourth. Find a outing needs at the very lowest price this week. If you are not a new customer, take advantage of the savings opportunities offered this week.
An order addressed to Mail Order Department THE IDEAL COMPANY in Massillon will receive prompt and careful attention. The notice emphasizes attentive handling of mail order requests.
The city prohibits shooting fireworks or firearms of any kind within corporate limits before July 4th morning. Mayor T C Hunsicker emphasizes enforcement and safety.
A farmer builds cedar bark nests for his hens to reduce insect problems. The bark is shredded and cedar buds are included, aiming to deter pests that dislike cedar.
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