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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
3
A scrambled crossword with many numbered clues covers meals drinking yards animals and abbreviations. The note promises the solution will appear in the next issue, inviting readers to look for the completed answers.
How to solve cross word puzzles by filling white spaces with words read horizontally and vertically. Each word starts with a letter numbered by a clue beneath horizontal or vertical headings. Letters only fill white squares. black spaces remain empty. Definitions note abbreviations initials and obsolete forms.
Essay urges daily visits to the door of Wisdom to gain proficiency in art and intellect. It argues that steady knocking and comparison with superior works reveal flaws, refining skill and elevating one to genuine mastery rather than mere copying. The piece emphasizes persistence, humility, and sharing hard earned knowledge.
The article traces the Thatcher surname from past roofing trades and notes variations like Thack, Thake, and Theaker. It cites Thomas Thatcher, first minister of Old South church Boston, and Peter Thatcher in England. It also explores Rose origins from Germanic roots, descriptive locals, or a sign name.
Francis I fled or faced defeat as his armies clashed with Emperor Charles V. Born 1494 died 1547 he became king in 1515, claimed Milan, defeated the Swiss at Marignano, and faced rival Charles V in a long series of wars with England alternating support. Peace came at Crespy.
A verse asserting people know the right road in life by conscience, not by law or external talk. It contrasts a pleasant, easy path with a harder moral path and claims individuals can discern right from wrong without a lawyer. The poem ends affirming the sole correct course is to follow inner guidance.
The piece reflects on turning points in life and quotes Jordan while offering a quick cooking tip. It describes a mossy spread prepared by removing a cover after salting and beating it briskly for a few minutes, then serving on buttered crackers.
A set of old kitchen recipes for Hubbard squash and related dishes. Instructions cover steaming mashing and baking squash with eggs and cream, a sweet bread sponge loaf with raisins and nuts, stuffed onions with sausage and beef broth, and a cheese egg cream mixture with cayenne.
A festive children's party features a decorative melon basket crafted from a melon and filled with bright juicy melon balls, creating a colorful edible centerpiece that appeals to youngsters.
The young lady across the way states that the United States England and Japan are the three great naval powers and that smaller nations like the Utopia will have limited influence.
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