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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
8
The article explains Indian facial paint as heraldic, with each motif signaling clan honors and lineage. It details how specific images like copper mine signs or moon symbols indicate ancestry or prowess, and notes the varied, symbolic depiction of animals and tools in face art.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt recalls courtroom humor with a magistrate noting bulls uttered in court. A witness quips about impartiality, another answers in one word, and a woman testifies about losing money to the prisoner’s schemes, lamenting how the man decimated her title competence.
The letter from the London zancete notes chronic street filth and clutter with mud slush dust straw posters and litter. It argues nuisances persist as long as regulation depends on multiple independent duties. The piece contends a single governing body is needed though not naming who should lead.
A compilation of sale notices and classifieds including vinegar barrels for sale, a Wednesday laundry run to Troy Laundry Norwalk with Friday returns, requests for old Civil War relics at Dalton Printing Office, new lace curtain stock at McDowell’s Dry Goods, and promotional lines urging local advertising sales and grocery closeout bargains. Also mentions California Medicated Soap at Scott’s News Depot and sale bill printing services with Gazette circulation.
Wooster Hardware Co announces U. S. sales days in the D. D. Miller room from April 3 to 5, 1902, inviting local customers to view new stock and special prices.
A vintage advertisement urges farmers to buy Buckeye brand machines for wheat saving hay feeding and horse care, touting home industry benefits and warning against foreign imports. It features H H Bantmaer of Dalton as agent and uses promotional rhetoric to persuade prosperity and trust in local products.
Ernest F. Scott of Dalton Ohio advertises 10c piano selections and 2man dollar duets for guitar with titles including Gottschalk Weber Leybach Rubinstein Liszt and traditional tunes. Catalog ranges up to $1.25 and features fourhand pieces such as Angels Serenade and parlor favorites Old Kentucky Home and Annie Laurie.
A Westiss of Dalton Ohio warns buyers that his first stock of buggies and surries will arrive around March 16 and that purchasing before viewing may lead to regret.
To our patrons. On and after April 10th 1902 we will have at our barns on the Dalton Stock Farm 1 mile northeast of Dalton two of Bell Bros imported Vercheron stallions for description of these horses see cards later.
All indebted to the undersigned are asked to call and settle their accounts by note or cash, cash preferred, as money is needed this season. Respectfully LC Davison.
In effect November 6 1901 the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad line policy or rule takes effect.
A railroad timetable announces operations effective February 2 1902 in Central Standard Time. It lists schedules for trains stopping at multiple stations with departure and arrival times and noting changes in daily service.
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