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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
3
Across and down clues list many items and definitions Latin style. includes terms for geography animals body parts and common words. solution hints point to multiple language roots and wordplay. look for names and phrases matching the given numbers and hints.
An instructional piece explains crossword basics. It covers filling white spaces with dictionary words, using numbers to indicate first letters, and aligning horizontal and vertical words to fit between black squares. It notes definitions below the puzzle and handling abbreviations slang initials and obsolescent terms.
A reflection on character formation through daily encounters with diverse minds. It argues individuals build moral discernment gradually, influenced by early life, routine work, and blind leaders, urging more independent thinking to guide humanity toward better endeavors.
Wayne D. McMurray presents Lucretius as a cautious rationalist who foresees science overcoming ignorance. The piece traces his birth around 98 BC and death circa 55 BC, notes a rumored suicide to escape persecution, and contrasts Lucretius cosmic teachings with Epicure's personal focus.
The Jewell name stems from Jules or Julius, not jewel. Thomas Jewell, born about 1600 in England, settled Massachusetts by 1639. Marshall Jewell, Hartford native, became Connecticut governor, U.S. postmaster general, and envoy to Russia. Also noted are Inman Innman and Remington from Rimington, Yorkshire.
A home front verse urging families to trust departed loved ones away from home. It emphasizes maintaining honor amid separation and slander, asking households to pray and rest in the belief that the name carried by the traveler remains unblemished regardless of distance.
A vintage cookery piece outlines new food ideas and inventive recipes. It suggests pineapple salad in lettuce nests with cream cheese and golden dressing, plus sweet potatoes with marshmallows, summer squash baked with bacon, and a rolled stuffed round steak with gravy. Also includes Virginia baked ham with peanut butter and a frozen custard method.
A reader notes Japan’s stance on the European scene as many nations ponder the balance of power. The comment reflects postwar tensions and the broader geopolitical mood conveyed by a McClure Mail correspondent.
The Hip Steamer St. Igmace will sail at midnight on Sunday September 13 for an Ideal vacation of the year lasting seven days. It sails through the Mackinac and Georgian Bay districts and the scenic Soo among 30000 Panhs. Fare only.
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