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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
8
A spring promotion offers a free E. J. Kick shoes with each pair of boys shoes. The ad markets rubber sole and heel lace to toe models for men boys and youths in multiple sizes claiming longer wear than regular tennis shoes.
House-cleaning offer touts Gold Silver and Glass Polish for nickel surfaces silverware and windows claiming 75 percent faster results. Sanitary Soap for washing hands rugs carpets clothing walls floors and woodwork advertised with agents wanted at West Main Street Dalton Ohio.
In 1835 Sam Tate settled in Pickens county Georgia near Cherokee lands and staked the future Tate marble claim. The single vein spans vast dimensions and holds an estimated value around 165 billion dollars today, with major monuments and institutions worldwide carved from Georgia marble.
The New Haven Register notes that Panama hat quality depends on crown ring count color texture and shape. Superior hats use undyed original palm leaves from Ecuador produced by hand over three months. Woven strands stay damp and are kept in dew to prevent breakage, candlelight or underwater weaving myths debunked.
The Columbian Sentinel of September 14 1796 notes Harvard College financed itself partly through grand lotteries with a $20000 prize. Tickets cost 25 cents. Ads mainly Auction notices. papers were four pages with sparse Europe news. The issue also reports Bonaparte in Bologna as of June 25.
A Paris police complaint reports a woman named Mme Cabert returning to find her entire wooden house vanished from Rue de la Calpetriere. She had left it unattended while visiting an aging aunt. The incident highlights unusual and dramatic methods of theft across cities.
A little girl forgets her mother’s siesta rule and taps the door. The mother wakes to scold and learns the child’s innocent claim that the moment has changed. The scene plays on naive charm and gentle humor.
A guest at a Paris salon muses on aging. A witty remark from a lady, arguing old age equals fifteen years more than current age, ends a dinner conversation on psychology and time.
The note captures a character anxious about marriage while a companion jokes about a husband named Jack. A London Mal disclaimer colors the exchange. The dialogue hints at social expectations surrounding matrimony and spousal roles without detailing events or outcomes.
The frontier tale of Sam Bass from India to Texas. The outlaw robbed trains and banks, survived lynching and a rattlesnake encounter, and was finally killed in Round Rock Texas by a Texas Ranger after a bank raid. The legislature and governor visited Round Rock to witness his end.
Charles J. Jones a Kan sas settler once tied to Union Pacific to feed workers changed course in 1886. He captured buffalo calves in the Texas Panhandle saving four then eight then 87 over two more trips and built a herd near Garden City Kaw. His efforts spurred public support to restore dwindling bison populations.
A damaged note suggests using hot water to remove pests from potted plants. Fill a cup with very hot water and apply at the pot edge spoonful by spoonful, taking care not to soak the stalks. If pests persist, repeat the treatment the next day.
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