27 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
1
Prominent New York physicians launch a public education crusade hoping to make common colds rare in the next generation. They urge avoiding draughts, hot rooms, and overeating while encouraging rapid relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, sold by all dealers.
The Wayne County Sunday School Convention met October 21 and 22 at West Salem with about 100 delegates. Rev J C Paul presided, Rev W H Hubbell led. Speakers urged beautiful surroundings for children, graded lessons, and Christian teachers. Reports covered officers, audits, and resolutions for printing the convention acts and county school statistics.
From the Gazette files of a quarter century ago dated Thursday November 29 1888 the note records missing predicted weddings mentions Mr C Wenger shipping a car load of hogs sheep and calves from this station Monday E Houghton finishing a hot bed and planning a large scale garden plant business next spring and D C Rady harvesting his corn crop storing 3000 bushels from 2714 acres with two helpers.
The pupils and teachers of Sugar Creek Township Schools are notified that the Hamilton Arithmetic exchange closes December 6, 1918. After that date Ray's Arithmetic will not be accepted as part payment on new books. If you have an exchange to make do it now. Respectfully, 10-3w HE. F. Scott, Agent of Board.
Nervous and sick headaches stem from torpid liver and bowels with disordered stomach. The ad promises quick relief by stimulating the liver and bowels, and urges a 25 cent investment in a box. Available at druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Notice to stockholders of The Peoples Building & Loan Co requesting all depositors and borrowers bring books for audit and credit of semi annual dividend. December 1, 1818. Company Ohio law charter promotes deposits and real estate loans with 5 percent deposit earnings and 6 percent borrower interest. Loans secured by first mortgage on real estate. Earnings paid cash or semi annual compounding. Meetings at No. 18 South Erie Street, Mossinson, Ohio. Officials listed: Daniel Hembebly president, John S. Johns secretary, John E. Jolene secretary.
Nov 24 notes indicate warm days and pasture turnout as residents observe Indian summer. Reports cover visits by Henry Amstutz to relatives, funeral attendance for Samuel Breneman, shifts at local stockyards, and plans of residents including Lydia Sprunger and the Liechty wedding setup.
Annual Thanksgiving program lists M A Burris as chairman. The service begins at 10 a m with readings by Rev J V Findlay and Rev Findlay, prayers by Rev Findlay and Rev Mr A Burris, offering announcement by Rev Mr A Burris, reading of proclamation by Prof W W Perry, anthem, sermon by Rev W H Hubbell, final prayers by Rev Burris, hymn and benediction by Rev Findlay and postlude.
Local ad from Locke Bros urges readers to shop for stoves with excellent bargain offers. The message highlights available deals and potential savings for buyers.
The notice urges all to attend a Dalton Schools program in the evening to support the school. It emphasizes parental involvement and a monetary boost to fund classroom improvements across the building, benefiting present and future generations.
Thirteen players died and 175 were injured in football games this season as action virtually ended Saturday. The toll nearly matches 1912 when thirteen died and 183 were injured. Injuries mainly involved broken bones torn ligaments and severe trauma. fatalities stem from skull fractures neck breaks or spinal injuries.
Barney's at 10 E Main St Massillon Ohio invites shoppers to view a complete Christmas display with an early selection offering a wider range of clean fresh stock.
The post office department issues instructions to postmasters to urge early mailing of Christmas parcels. This first seasonal parcels post operation is expected to become big business. Senders should mark packages Not to be opened until Christmas and include sender name and address for return if undelivered. Last minute mailers risk delays past Christmas. Railway mail clerks report rapid growth of parcels post work and uncertainty for peak season.
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