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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
7
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt explains a new feminine trade in scalp care where women diagnose conditions, prepare salves, and visit homes for treatments. It describes hair brushing as a microbe control method, cleaning brushes with ammonia and water, and outlines a homemade green soap recipe with castile soap, water, alcohol, glycerine, and essential oil.
A Boston Herald account of an Appleton Brown landscape exhibition notes the painterly detail and nature accurate blooms. A gallery attendant quips the scent is actual cadiferous paint, while a visitor likens the aroma to perfume. The piece pivots to a public health notice urging disinfecting of babies toys and crib accessories to protect teething infants.
Common petroleum jelly acts like magic upon some persons hands and wrists and for genuine family use eutvies half the expensive creams ex tant.
Mrs. Lucille Blackburn Lane of Washington announces plans to travel to England then India within two weeks to study Buddhism with monks. She seeks mental and psychic development through eastern theories and aims to master thought transference and clairvoyance.
A portrayal of the ideal hostess who entertains for pleasure, avoids excess, and values genuine hospitality over display. It contrasts simple, comfortable gatherings with costly, pretentious entertainments and highlights the joy of making guests feel at home. The piece cites social Hoheenia crowds craving ease over glitter.
A hostess conducts a playful fortune telling game naming each guest's future wife by occupation such as chemist Ann Eliza and humorist Sally. Guests guess the correct matches to reveal the intended humor and social observation. The piece also mentions a German report of a paternal gift gamble at a wedding with a silver coin dowry and a weighty crown calculation.
When Bishop Taylor traveled to Liberia, tobacco leaves were formerly used as small currency. He substituted pieces of soap in their place to represent value.
A Colorado station bulletin notes experiments showing about one pound of wax per 25 pounds of stored honey. It discusses how bees use honey to produce wax, the economic impact for market comb honey, and findings on artificial foundation types and cell wall thinness for optimal wax production.
A study compares thin suprafoundations with heavy foundations for comb production. It notes lighter, high quality combs with minimal midrib thickness, and that the method of attaching starters affects worker comb growth. Long narrow pieces tend to yield easier tear-out and broader comb sections, while small pieces in corners show little benefit. Comb built on foundation remains tougher and waxier, with darker cell bases due to a single midrib.
Practical hog fattening advice from the New York Tribune Farmer column emphasizes lean meat demand, whey and grain rations, and three meals a day during growing periods. It covers seasonal shifts, milk supplementation, housing, cleanliness, and lice control for healthy pigs.
An Illinois correspondent shares a sketch of a self-feeder with a triangular hopper and a long floor trap system. The device allows replenishment from a wagon during poor weather and stores feed for bad days, with a projecting roof aiding cattle fattening in the area.
A Southwest Catholic institution and other Sisters report Peruna's success for catarrh influenza and related ailments. Letters praise relief from stomach catarrh and bronchitis with repeated claims of rapid results and improved health. They note Hartman’s offer to advise and provide contact from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
From a Catholic center in central Ohio comes a recommendation from the Sister Superior. The note suggests guidance on charitable work and institutional duties within the Sisters of Charity.
March and April offer phenomenally low round trip and one way fares for trips to the Pacific Coast and Intermediate Points. Residents are invited to write W H Connor, Union Pacific Southern Pacific Rys, 53 East 4th St Cincinnati Ohio for scene details and to receive information on these educational and business opportunities.
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