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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
3
Dr Currier explains nervousness as a sign of disease or a psychic imbalance and offers guidance for distinguishing cases. He notes nervous excitement can accompany illness or imminent danger and emphasizes training the will to endure when no disease is present. He also cites remedies and herbs, and mentions asafoetida as a cure for an attack.
The Sewall Sewell family history links New England settlers to Henry Sewall, mayor of Coven try in 1606, and traces Samuel Sewall of Massachusetts through Colonial era judges, Harvard bequests, and political figures. The piece notes spelling variations and notable members across generations.
Use cleansing powder to scrub surface Iage spots from furniture as a surface stain. If ink penetrates wood, wash with diluted vitriol and repeat, letting liquid soak in. After spots vanish, wash well and apply furniture polish with a wool cloth, rubbing the area thoroughly.
A short verse on bad days when people stumble and speak foolishly. It suggests not to blame others, recognize shared human error, and to accept occasional off days as normal. The piece closes with a reminder that many face similar slips, by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A historical cookbook excerpt describes a nourishing veal and sago soup with steps to simmer veal, soak sago, then add milk and eggs, plus a quick dinner biscuit method using pastry flour butter lard and a tomato based bread dish with mushrooms. It also covers roast Hamburg steak with pork, breadcrumbs, and basting.
A witty reminiscence about a woman who keeps confidences and elicits curious chatter from those around her. The piece notes the social pressure to reveal secrets and the paradox of a kept secret in a close community.
A concise adage attributes wealth to contentment rather than material riches. It frames contentment as equality with nature and the true measure of wealth.
The National Association of Federal Clubs in Washington seeks to arouse every citizen to vote and to found a United States College of Political Science in the capital. Local clubs already form in Baltimore Boston Philadelphia and New York with Indiana forming next. The group notes declining turnout since 1896 and emphasizes nonsectarian nonpartisan education to improve governance and citizen responsibility.
Dr D A Thom of Boston outlines practical child management advice from the Children's Bureau bulletin. Avoid oversoliciting babying bribing lying threats laughing at or cold parenting and public disagreement while fostering self control respect and private discipline decisions.
The United States capital sees embassies move from historic landmarks to new sites. The British embassy relocates from a Victorian building on Connecticut Avenue, Austro Hungarian and Mexican embassies repurposed, Italian and other legations rising, while Japan remains the downtown resident on Franklin Street once used by John Sherman.
A testimonial notes relief from nervousness and fatigue using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The writer, Mrs F Elordell of Cincinnati, Ohio, reports improved health and willingness to answer letters about the medicines. Another testimonial from Dora Hott of Philadelphia claims renewed strength and vitality after use.
Argentine congress debates broadcast on radio as part of Science Service coverage. Officials and analysts discuss legislative sessions and policy issues as the program airs nationally. The report highlights the reach of radio as a public information tool.
An advertisement proclaims De Peery's Dead Shot as a quick cure for worms and Taepsworm with a single dose. The text suggests avoiding the bait and claims harsh remedies, citing a New York address for ordering.
President Coolidge plans a genuine vacation at White Court Swampscott Mass arriving in June with a small official party and informal visits from friends. His son John will accompany him while a secretary staff and telegraph lines are prepared for governnment work.
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