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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
6
Bell Ans halts over acidity with harmless relief. Bell Ans for indigestion claims pleasant, sure relief from headache nausea and digestive disorders. Over 30 years of use. 25 cents per package, free samples by mail from Bell Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
Ornithologist Frank Chapman says the nightingale will never sing in Florida. Birds imported for the project produced little song, and Chapman urges focusing on existing birds rather than funding the doubtful venture. The note ends with a proverb about quiet mouths.
In a small Midwest town a woman named Mrs. Daugherty, long ill and unable to work or leave home, reads a testimonial booklet about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She begins the treatment and soon reports relief after three bottles, continuing to eleventh bottle with improved health and willingness to share her experience.
In a hidden garden Milman reveals a past tied to three men. Fleming Bradney once a rising etheric physics professor, Malet’s faded promise, and Barnes’s sharp wit. Milman asks them to confront memories as a doorway opens to a shared history.
From a privileged start Peter Milman a fading American gentleman learns his fortune collapses due to Hazen Brewer's misfortune and suicide He hires Achille Lutry a French butler who cannot speak English and replaces longtime Sneed Milman then contacts three once prominent men Prof Fleming Bradney Floyd Malet and Neeland Barnes now deemed failures who come to his home seeking answers.
In a New York dinner, Peter Milman hosts a lively debate among Neel Barnes Bradney and Floyd Malet. The group wrestles with law authority class and unrest while Milman invites them to a garden retreat in Lower Fifth Avenue for coffee and liqueurs. Captain Oliver Milman’s memory hooks the discussion.
Montreal Family Herald reports that the great tenor Tamagno appeared in Moscow and unleashed a thunderous voice. The first notes caused astonishment as audiences surged backward and the orchestra paused. By the fourth note his colossal volume drew wild acclaim.
Nature Magazine reports hibiscus petals often turn back after being plucked and slowly resume normal appearance within hours, a silent protest against despollation observed by readers.
Richard Neville earl of Warwick known as the King Maker played a key role in the Wars of the Roses. He raised large forces, helped place the duke of York on the throne, shifted to support Lancaster, and died at the Battle of Barnet in 1471. Lytton's novel The Last of the Barons draws on Warwick’s career.
A brief aphoristic remark noting that true wisdom is marked by steady cheerfulness and resilient outlook, emphasizing inner virtue over external fortune. The line presents a moral reflection rather than a report of events or a named person.
Mrs Jones learns of a friend suing for divorce and asks about the husband. Mrs Phillips explains she endured his absent mindedness until he destroyed a player piano by shaking it and burning a music roll in the furnace.
A witty exchange from London Tit-Bits explores a saving sense of humor and the habit of making jokes at others’ expense. The dialogue contrasts a father’s reflection with a son’s quip about humor.
A new photographic film developed in Germany can be soaked stretched to any size and dried on a glass plate. The process allows the image to be enlarged ten times the original size.
A vintage advertisement promises a single dose of Dr. Peerys Dead Shot will expel worms or tapeworm with no second dose required. Located at 372 Pearl Street North.
The annual transportation bill of the United States totals about 13 000 000 000 dollars and is divided roughly equally between railroad and motor trucking systems according to Liberty.
The remark reflects on perception of vastness in what remains uncommitted and uncertain, attributed to Madame Necker. It suggests humility before the unknown in a succinct, philosophic tone.
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