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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
7
A McClure syndicate column urges readers to live by the golden rule, practice self control, and maintain optimism. It reflects on debt to the world, moral conduct, and the payoff of faith, noting Thomas Jefferson died 50 years after signing the Declaration of Independence.
A reflective tribute to a Latin teacher who devoted fifty years to shaping young minds. The poem honors a life spent not merely teaching Latin but awakening tomorrow's men, with a simple vow that the teacher does not teach Latin he teaches boys.
A New York businessman scolds his eight-year-old son and sends him to bed without supper. That night the child tells his mother she bears blame for the father’s behavior, saying she married the “big stiff” and the boy must endure it.
Herrick surname traces to Anglo Saxon roots and English goldsmith lines. Henry Herrick from Leicester settled Salem in 1620, with descendants including Henry M Herrick and lawmakers D Cady Herrick Ebenezer Herrick Joshua H Herrick and Samuel Herrick. The Leicester family connected to Sir William Herrick of 1562 and the poet Sir Robert Herrick. The poet contemporaries Shakespeare, with lines praised by the McClure Syndicate.
A compact recipe note showcasing fruit desserts and serving tips. It covers fruit preserves with lemon syrup, garnishing techniques, baked and stewed fruits, almond ice cream pairings, custard sauces, and decorative meringue options. Recipes include stewed pears with almonds and canned peaches on sponge cake with juice.
The young lady across the way argues that if a gasoline tax exists the company should pay it since motorists already bear the costs. The note appears as a McClure Newspaper Syndicate item.
A devotional lesson outlines Philip obeying God to leave Samaria and meet the Ethiopian treasurer in a desert road. Philip explains Isaiah 58 points to Jesus as Savior, leading to baptism and the Ethiopian's joyful rejoicing in faith and obedience.
A reflective quotation attributed to Milton asserts that truth remains untarnished by external influence, likening it to a sunbeam that cannot be sullied by contact. The line emphasizes the purity and resilience of truth.
A concise reflection on how belief in a purpose and passion for a cause imbue daily living with meaning and direction, suggesting motivation fuels resilience and fulfillment.
A succinct gospel-like aphorism by Charles H. Spurgeon declaring that godliness is not an add on but the essence of life. It presents a personal exhortation to seek divine truth as life itself.
Fishing dominates the Labrador seacoast economy causing money scarcity. Fish serve as a token of exchange while poor seasons push officials to develop industries to inject cash. Malnutrition from excessive fish intake, including beriberi, afflicts residents.
Ad copy notes a lady’s refined image tied to her perfume and skincare routine. It recommends Cuticura Soap with hot water for cleansing pores followed by Cuticura Talcum powder to achieve clear, sweet, healthy skin.
A broad movement to protect wild animals gains traction worldwide. Britain started with bird refuges and the United States followed, citing Yellowstone as the first U.S. sanctuary. Africa shows growing support, though some species like the sea cow and elephant face near extinction.
Evanston Wyoming resident Mrs Verena Carpenter credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing monthly pains and restoring health after childbirth. She recounts years of illness improving after treatment and now runs a busy household with five children.
A tired business man desires total silence. A friend jokes about using a telephone booth as a hardware solution to cut off the world, highlighting a humorous take on seeking isolation.
Advertises Tanlac as a powerful root and herb tonic that cleanses the blood and aids digestion to restore appetite and color. Claims millions have benefited and over 100000 testimonials praise the tonic’s ability to help starved bodies regain strength and weight.
A New York City beauty parlor asserts it is the largest in the world, occupying an entire floor of a half-block building. It cost about 600000 to fit out and a patron can spend 114 in a single sitting.
A Toledo Blade item notes the arrival of the first table fork in America in 1638 or 1633 and comments on currently unfamiliar many forks. The brief laments the unclear purposes of many contemporary forks.
A compact reflection notes that heavyset individuals may have shorter lifespans but avoid worry about the risk, contrasting with slimmer people who fret over mortality in a wry tone. The remark emphasizes humor and a social stereotype rather than scientific detail.
Miss Edna C. Robeson of Atlanta Ga is credited with inventing a machine that writes a complete word at every key touch. The device purports to record speech in real time with each keystroke, enabling rapid transcription.
A Chicago American note suggests sewing a wire hook onto a bag holding clothes pegs. The hooked bag can be hung on the lime and pushed along in front as clothes are hung. The tip blends simple sewing with practical home chores.
A concise aphorism notes that a single sharp lesson from experience outweighs a vast wilderness of cautions. The saying underscores practical wisdom over excessive warnings.
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