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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
2
The Monarch butterfly and Mr Sun chat about how butterflies survive winter. They describe stages from eggs to caterpillars to chrysalids and full butterflies, note different species sleep in different forms, and the Monarch sings a bedtime lullaby urging warmth and rest.
The term scapegoat traces to Jewish antiquity where a goat bore the sins on the Day of Atonement. The animal was released into the wilderness after the people freed themselves of guilt, a pattern echoed in modern usage where a person bears blame.
The piece describes rural superstitions about finding a future husband by writing names in ashes on a board as a maiden sleeps. It also notes a belief that burning coal or ashes relates to fire worship or sun worship, with references to relics of primitive beliefs.
The junior class plans a formal banquet and a reception for the seniors. In menu planning the final course was listed as demitasse, prompting a quip to serve coffee instead.
The essay argues that a five day week boosts absorption of production by the masses, with leisure fueling spending and production. It cites William Green of the AFL praising a forty hour week as economically sound, enabling higher mechanical output and reduced strain.
The text explains the wealth and luck tied to the lamp and ring from Aladdin. It recounts how Aladdin obtains magical slaves, builds a palace, marries the sultan’s daughter, and later loses the lamp, ending with the palace transported to Africa.
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