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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
7
A reflective meditation on neighborliness as the simple secret of universal happiness. The essay contrasts peaceful rustic hamlets with capitalist clamor, arguing true happiness requires reciprocal goodwill and real neighborly behavior to end conflict and waste.
The poem speaks of the birth and nurture of a child as a blossom in a cradle. It urges caregivers to tend the child with constant love, warding off temptations and weeds, asserting the wonder and duty of parenting. It compares a child’s growth to tending a rose in a hedgerow, demanding vigilance and care.
A discussion of the surname Chamberlain and its variants Chamberlin Chamberlen Chamberlayne. It traces the title to an early royal chamber official and notes famed bearers including Daniel Henry Chamberlain and Joshua L. Chamberlain. It also mentions a German Luther family linked to Luthair and a Rhode Island Luthor lineage with Baptist roots.
A vintage home cooking section lists asparagus dishes and meat entrées. Recipes include Asparagus Soup using white sauce, butter, milk and seasoning. Chicken in Asparagus baked with white sauce and toast rounds. calf's liver with rice and cream. Sliced lamb with tomatoes and crumbs. Beef roast with greens. Savory Smoked Fish with stock and mustard. stuffed steak with capers or pickles and onion juice.
A religious study outlines Saul's transformation after his baptism in Damascus. He joins believers, preaches Jesus as the Son of God in synagogues, confounds Jewish opponents, and faces danger leading to his escape and return home, highlighting courage in witness and bold preaching.
A Hoosier traveler in a hotel room listened as two teachers complained about teaching. After they lamented their hard jobs one asked what else she could do well. A tired man shouted through the wall, You could be an auctioneer.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products Soap Ointment and Talcum for daily toilet use. It urges soaking hands in hot suds with Cuticura Soap, drying and applying Cuticura Ointment, and removing excess ointment with tissue.
Portable mill concept promises a versatile machine that is portable and balanced for on site timber framing. Farmers and craftsmen would move it to heavy timbers and frame them while they rest on the ground or benches. Includes notes on worm and tape worm remedies and a Dr Peery advertisement.
Fragment from a theater or period piece features a male conductor addressing a passenger to watch her step. Edith retorts that many sapheads are behind the scene and that a woman can catch a husband once she begins to pose as a man hater.
A reflective aphorism on forgiveness linking understanding to mercy and salvation, suggesting that knowledge of others reduces blame and fosters redemption.
A brief note reflects on duty as a motive, quoting the Presbyterian Record and asserting that the best men act from a sense of obligation even if it is not the highest motive.
A proverb urged employments over alms to the poor, stating work drives out indolence while aid fosters reliance. The claim frames industry as the remedy for poverty and social stagnation.
A compact, period tone note urges readers to resist labeling actions as wrong, warning that infancy exposes mothers to criticism for many perceived sins. The fragment hints at moral judgment and social pressures in early life.
Flashion caption notes clothing trends influence life outcomes while the Exchange quips that efforts to meet them grow harder.
In the study of marriage dynamics a shift is noted where the courting phase shows the man speaking and the woman listening, but after vows the roles reverse with the wife guiding behavior and the husband listening.
Tanlac claims to add solid flesh to the body and improve digestion and blood purification. It cites numerous grateful letters and positions Tanlac as nature’s tonic and builder from plant roots and herbs, urging immediate use to avoid prolonged illness and fatigue.
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