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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
7
A moral essay warns readers to beware a spider that quietly watches and entangles with charm and speech. It urges vigilance against subtle dangers in daily life and calls for warning others from one’s house to prevent fear, betrayal, and lost hope.
Melinda traces back to Spanish ballad figures MelisenJla and Princess Melisenda, linking the name to Don Gayferos and Jerusalem’s crown bearer. The name condensed to Melinda, favored in the South, with the opal named as Melinda’s talisman stone lending charm and mood. Monday is listed as her lucky day and number.
Poem reflecting shared sorrow and the bonds of pain. The speaker recalls loss and urges acts of kindness, urging readers to comfort others who mourn and to share in the universal grief beyond personal bereavement.
The piece traces Halloween’s origins to the Celtic feast of the dead and explains how Pope Gregory IV and Odilo of Cluny influenced the church reform. It notes All Saints on November 1 and All Souls on November 2 as attempts to replace pagan Halloween rites.
A neighbor argues that even if Germans invent synthetic golo in large quantities, its value would collapse. She adds that paper money remains more convenient, reflecting concern over wartime currency confidence and practicality.
A collection of kitchen notes and recipe ideas including vegetable sauces drinks and desserts. Instructions for freezing cranberry sherbet pumpkin cake filling custard nut pie and a spinach dish with parmesan and nutmeg. Notes attributed to Western Newspaper Union with a 1926 date and by Leo.
The lesson outlines the Pre-eminence of Love in First Corinthians 13, detailing its attributes such as patience, kindness, humility, selflessness, and faith that endures. It contrasts love with gifts like speaking in tongues and prophecy, and notes love’s permanence beyond prophecy, tongues, and knowledge.
Quote by Thomas Carlyle about seed grain as a seed that cannot die and will flourish like a banyan grove after a thousand years. It emphasizes patience and enduring impact beyond the present moment.
Quoted reflection on the anxiety of errors at work and the assurance that truth will direct one’s efforts, attributed to Frances R. Havergal. The passage emphasizes trust in guidance to overcome fear of mistakes.
Southampton naval architect Mr Harold J Dartnall unveils a compact submarine helper capable of surface travel and controlled deep dives with exterior electric lights for underwater viewing. It aims to aid marine photography salvage and deep sea exploration beyond divers reach.
A man on George Street in Providence spotted a dim light and two moving figures, called police, and officers searched the Wilson home. No burglars were found. An inspector explained the second floor Hinckley room across the street showed light and children moving, reflected in a mirror, creating the illusion of burglars.
H H Roehrig a postman from Richmond Hill New York wore a pair of USKIDE Soles for over seven months averaging about 12 miles daily on harsh pavements. The soles remained in good condition and still had wear left. The ad promotes USKIDE as the durable sole made by United States Rubber Company and suggests re-soleing or buying shoes with USKIDE Soles.
A proposal in Berlin suggests special relief stations for people contemplating self harm. Causes include money woes neurasthenia and unrequited love. The plan envisions trained staff offering advice small cash support and professional intervention to deter suicide.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years. It cautions that not seeing the name may be dangerous and urges saying Bayer when purchasing.
A survey of Wisconsin income tax returns shows farmers laborers and clergymen give the most to charity with an overall state average around five percent of income. The investigation highlights how different groups contribute to charitable causes.
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