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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
2
A poem describes a storm that drenched yesterday with sleet and snow then receded to reveal a transformed landscape. Sunlit fields, white trees, and pale blossoms gloss the land as a weathered scarecrow becomes a marble figure, turning to a fairy world under a spell.
On November 14 1901 the liner Oklahoma left New York for Southampton with 643 aboard and $30 million in gold. A magnetic controlled pirate cruiser attached to the ship dragged her off course toward the Azores, causing terror and a global chase before a British cruiser and tow brought her to Payal. The mystery involved a Sloboden spaceship cruiser and a groundbreaking electric apparatus, prompting calls for new laws to govern such tech driven threats.
A collage of quips and jokes with credited sources from Chicago Daily News Atchison Globe Syracuse Herald Philadelphia Inquirer Ohio State Journal and Boston papers. The snippets reveal humor on lies parenting advice fashion rain and aging with pith and point style.
The author argues Japanese copying of Europe is limited and notes a concert in Avend Park where an all Japanese orchestra performed in European dress. The piece contrasts reactions to Beethoven and Mascagni with Japanese pieces sung by Matsunaga and others. Mrs Kotaka, a renowned performer, finds Japanese music more magical than Western works, suggesting Japanese artistry remains subtler than Western imitation.
Henry B F Mackirland forecasts in the Saturday Evening Post that the national capital will grow in size and beauty. He envisions a population near a million within two centuries and substantial wealth, with possible expansion of city boundaries into Maryland and Virginia to create the most splendid capital in the world.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sir Thane and Orford lordly figures, a blank space effect, and references to gambling mania, delays, and wrap up anecdotes. It includes scattered phrases about love stories, a paper, and French sums, with no cohesive event.
A man, after attempts to impress a woman with humor and a Cyrano style speech, remains unconscious and is rebuffed by the maid who coldly answers about his collar. He finally flees as a deep silence falls. Source New York Times.
A brief exchange centers on Bertie and a sudden event. Bertie remarks this is so sudden as the scene unfolds with a note of surprise and curiosity.
The Florida Limited a daily wide vestibuled steam train with dining car service operates to Thomasville Jacksonville and St Augustine. Sleeper departs Cincinnati 11 15 am attaches at Nashville runs via Birmingham Montgomery Plant System to Jacksonville and Florida East Coast to St Augustine arriving 7 30 pm next day. General Passenger Agent C L Stone Louisville & Nashville answers inquiries.
A Cas carets advertisement emphasizes rising sales from nothing to six states last year, arguing strong merit and proper advertising yield big results. The piece urges first time readers to try Cas carets to stimulate the liver and bowels gently and naturally within daily life.
A grand spring tonic widely touted as the finest spring medicine for cleansing the blood and fortifying the nervous system. The advertisement cites universal use, testimonial claims, and the product from Dr. Greene of New York City, inviting readers to consult him free of charge.
An old Chicago Daily News clipping notes a Clinton Iowa druggist Francis Lee selling Palmer's Lotion at 374 Pearl Street New York. The piece extols a ten year tetter cure after thirty years on the market, urging samples from Solon Palmer.
Physicians recommend Kemp's Balsam for grippe sufferers aimed at throat and lungs. Don't wait for symptoms. get a bottle now and keep it on hand for immediate use. If neglected, grippe can lead to pneumonia. the balsam keeps coughing loose and lungs free from inflammation. Available from all druggists at 25c and 50c.
A brief Chicago News item notes that some men who rely on wit must manage with very small capital.
A new grain based drink called Grain-O is sold in grocery stores as a coffee substitute. The product is gentle on delicate stomachs and near indistinguishable from coffee, priced at 15 and 25 cents per package. The item is promoted with a light joke about poets and breakfast.
An old advertisement claims there is no death from croup pneumonia or diphtheria if Hoxsie's Croup Cure is used promptly. It denounces opium and ipecac and lists Buffalo New York maker A P Hoxsie. Also promotes Kemp's Balsam with sample bottle offer and warning that delays are dangerous.
A Chelsea Wisconsin woman credited Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing two years of bear ing down pains headache backache and fatigue after failed treatment. The ad urges readers to write for Mrs Pinkham's advice from Lyon Massachusetts.
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