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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
4
A long rambling reminiscence centers on Cal Atterson and Ab Sarver's youths. A speaker recalls a feverish courtship with a shy girl, misadventures, and a dramatic confrontation with a rival, weaving rural details and rustic humor through a stream of nostalgic memory.
The speaker relays memories of love, jealousy, and aging, using rustic wisdom and humor. He reflects on first love's power, the pain of parting, and the lasting pull of a familiar affection, noting how memory and longing endure as time passes.
Popular Mechanics details daring parachute feats including a triple parachute leap from a balloon with red white and blue chutes and a double chute dive where a man and woman descend 500 to 600 feet before opening. The maneuvers showcase sequential chute deployments and dramatic landings.
The passage discusses scurvy as a disease from mineral salt deficiency in naval crews a century ago. It notes an Englishman discovered that lime or lemon juice prevents scurvy due to its citrus salts.
A witty writer observes that every man embodies three selves. First the man he thinks he is, second the man others think him to be, and third the man he truly is, in his DAR.
A meditation on noninclusion in letters and the impact of small omissions. A tale of a mother sending a five dollar bill, a wary couple sharing rumors, and a daughter aiding a blind father with a piano device, ending with a father's reveal of his regained sight.
Columbus report shows Buckeye Town board of safety created excessive bills on occasions. A $6 carriage hire on Neworfal day is cited as illegal. Total illegal payments amount to $386 with $374 charged to the clerk of the courts. Restitution discretion noted for another payment.
Natives in the hills of southern Ross county fought over Ma bel Bond, an 18 year old school teacher boarding with Dug Winchell. The mother and siblings led an armed party to recover her. Winchell was struck with a brick and scalp torn, the group carried the girl back to Winchell's home.
The Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene near Mast Palestine Ohio was incorporated on Monday. It claims to be the first church of its kind to incorporate and emphasizes the doctrine of entire sanctification of believers as part of its tenets.
A patrol from Troop B Columbus was fired on at a Higginsport area farm Friday injuring none. Homeowner James McAfee was arrested after claiming burglars. Capt Knauss left for Columbus to seek more troops as evidence suggests about 50 Night Riders may be implicated.
Mrs. Mary E. HolWin and Jacob McKee were wed Thursday night by Rev. A. W. Leonard at Central Methodist Episcopal church. The ceremony occurred in a 50 foot high oak tree at the request of artist D. O. Steinberger, who ten years ago built a house in the tree and reportedly helped Steinberger overcome consumption through outdoor life.
Cleveland's leading bankers announce that the American Savings bank has been assigned on Friday and the field of active operation has thinned. The Cleveland Bankers' association now stands behind the remaining solvent institutions with assets totaling about 260 million dollars.
Cleveland Ohio Fidelity and Deposit Co of Baltimore vice president Shriver Reese paid over 45 915 to the city treasurer. The sum covers the city share deposited in the defunct Euclid Avenue Trust Co which the surety had guaranteed. The city total deposited was 174 361 99 guaranteed in all by eight companies.
August Bauer shot and killed his divorced wife on Monday then murdered himself with a final self-inflicted bullet. Police say the crime stemmed from hatred of the wife and fear she would deny him access to their two children, with authorities deeming the act cold-blooded and planned.
Columbus dispatch quotes Secretary Flickinger denying a report that Department Commander Rogers of the G A R Cleveland had been named state oil inspector. He confirms Rogers is a candidate for state fire marshal.
The lesson traces Jesus trial from Annas to Pilate, noting illegalities and repeated proceedings. It covers Golgotha outside the gate, Jesus’s voluntary death, the crucifixion cry, and the blood and water from his side. Joseph of Arimathea asks for the body and grants burial, with commentary on the crucifixion’s meaning.
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