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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
3
The article surveys then current trends in women's attire with lace capes, scarves, and linen gowns. It notes stitched and appliqued trims, contrasting fabrics, and novel petticoat coordination as Parisian influence, plus scented sachet bags enhancing gowns and the shift from habit-back skirts to pleated, gathered styles.
An immigration official recounts a shipboard arrival at Ellis Island where 22 tongues were tested but the man spoke no discernible language. Judge Keiley recalls a courtroom moment where a witness’ language puzzled all before a snappy retort in sharp Irish brogue. A simple luncheon salad recipe ends the excerpt.
Dorothy, Tom Hartwood, and family face a neighbors’ feud over a boundary foot and eight inches. Major Loudon, a bitter rival, vows law actions while the farm family fears social rifts, neighborhood quarrels, and broken community ties across Alabama.
Dorothy Hartwood defuses a boundary clash over a farm while honoring Civil War dead. Major London unveils a long-hidden deed, restoring title, as Hartwood family and neighbors reconcile on Memorial Day. The tale unfolds with forgiveness and shared history on a Tennessee hillside.
The Washington Star editorial muses that Memorial Day will endure beyond the sixties veterans as a day of national gratitude. It notes the holiday’s broadened significance since the Spanish War and its role in easing sectional strife through shared remembrance and respect for those who fought.
The Chicago Chronicle argues for universal remembrance of Civil War dead and unity as essential to the union. It calls for floral ceremonies by all people to honor memories on Decade ration day and Independence day, asserting the people as the last defense of the republic.
Captain Harry Wittlefield reports to Surgeon General Sternberg that beriberi flourished in a Pangasinan military prison where Chinese white rice was fed. After switching to native market rice in February, no new cases or deaths occurred, suggesting the rice caused the outbreak.
The United States government is spending many thousands of dollars in Yellowstone National Park to improve roads and reach formerly inaccessible high country. A roadway is under construction to lower portions of Beint-uttd with high bridges over deep chasms. The plan calls for about 500000 dollars and may exceed it. Two more hotels will be built by the Yellowstone Park Transportation Company as record travel is predicted and hundreds of tourists have already arranged transportation.
It is alleged that New Mexico coal deposits rival those of Pennsylvania and West Virginia combined. Veins of good bituminous coal span six to fifteen feet in many areas, with San Juan County showing exceptionally thick seams from 25 to 40 feet.
Cure for painful swollen feet with amarting and sweating. Promotes dry, comfortable feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with samples free. Address A. S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A collection of brief wits and advertisements from various papers. The items include a joke about employment agencies called bureaus, a line praising Piso's Cure for Consumption, a dated testimonial from Norwich New York, a Merchant remark about tin horn clerks, and a quip about men being short on gold and long on brass.
Congressman Botkin and real estate agent L F Verdery praise Peruna for relief from long running catarrh of the stomach and dyspepsia. The letter urges readers to seek Hartman’s free medical advice and to write for guidance.
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