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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
7
A motivational piece urges youths to identify their natural talents and pursue a fixed course with persistence. It warns that wavering between stations leads to failure and compares life to navigating with compass and rudder, stressing steady devotion to a chosen vocation and discouraging idle loafing.
A 1925 McClure Syndicate poem urges purpose over opulence. Joy comes from meaningful work and shared life, not from wealth or fame. Those who labor for craft, not merely ease, find lasting happiness regardless of fortune.
The article outlines how the Silliman surname traces to Daniel Silliman from Holland with roots claimed in Italy, noting descendants Brigadier General Gold Selleck Silliman and Benjamin Silliman the chemist who founded the American Journal of Science and Art. It compares Strange and Strang origins and mentions Sir Robert Strange the engraver, plus Thibaut variants from Theobald and Theodebald.
A Victorian meditation links moral qualities to table fare noting that ability and nobility of character depend greatly on what is eaten. The piece argues diet shapes virtue and social behavior.
A collection of kitchen instructions describes minced beef and veal cutlets with ham, a beef stew with pearl tapioca and spices, celery relishes with cream cheese, and a banana junket dessert. It also notes a humorous family anecdote about Lysander Appleton and the Kobe college milestone.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a revitalizing tonic and builder for fatigue indigestion and rheumatic aches. It claims the formula, made from roots and herbs, revitalizes blood, restores stomach function, adds weight, and brings back vitality through testimonials.
In a 1925 exchange a man asks if a woman would marry a one-eyed husband and proposes to carry her umbrella if she refuses. The lighthearted jest plays on romance and humor of the era.
A dated advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads. It instructs washing with Cuticura Soap in five minutes and to maintain clear skin with daily use, also urging Cuticura Talcum.
Irene recalls a social moment as Phyllis asks about Jack at the dance. Irene notes Jack approached and interacted, with Phyllis asking if he noticed her while describing the scene at the event.
In streets near apartment buildings, three young men serenade girls on different floors in a scene of repeated impassioned protestations. Worms or tapeworm remedies are advertised with Dr. Peary's Dead Shot as a vermifuge, offered for 60 cents at a New York druggist.
A compact aphorism asserts that even strong ill will can be tamed through discipline. The line frames self control as a universal remedy against inherent vice.
A born leader is described as someone who does not worry about how they appear from behind, but concentrates on guiding others and serving the group. The statement emphasizes inner qualities over outward presentation.
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