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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
2
A jumble of crossword like clues and numeric references runs across the page. Several entries hint at definitions such as a night bird and a circular ditch around a castle while others indicate verb forms and prefixes, with line numbers interspersed throughout.
Instructions explain filling white spaces with dictionary words. The first letters of each word are numbered to match definitions. Horizontal numbers define words up to the next black square. vertical numbers define words down to the next black square. No letters go in black spaces. Abbreviations slang initials and technical terms noted in definitions.
In this column, F. A. Walker urges readers to conquer mental inertia that blocks business and professional progress. He notes the moment of bearing change, the leap from timidity to boldness, and the danger of returning to old habits after gaining momentum.
A poem proclaims that children herald a slow, steady truth that finally moves toward peace. It contrasts aging war voices with a hopeful new generation, noting women’s antiwar instincts and the world’s fatigue from tears, while urging progress.
Wayne D. McMurray profiles Sir Thomas Browne born 1605 London died 1682 Norwich. Browne authored Pseudodoxia Epidemica a treatise debunking vulgar medical errors while privately embracing alchemy witchcraft and astrology. He earned honorary physician status in 1665 and was knighted in 1671 by Charles II.
A historical overview traces the Washburne surname from its English roots in Washbourne of Worcester to John Washburne who settled in Duxbury Massachusetts in 1681. It notes prominent members including Israel Washburne governor of Maine and Cadwallader Colden Washburne a congressman and Civil War general, along with related surnames Borie and Ruffin and their origins.
A 1925 guide from the Western Nevada Union detailing preservation methods. It covers Fruit Melange in layers with berries peaches pears plums apricots and maraschino cherries, and Peaches In Raspberry Juice preserving juice and fruit, plus cold packing and canning carrots for winter. Concrete steps include jar selection, layering, cooling, and final sealing.
An expedition unearthed two coin hoards from Roman period Karanis Fayoum. One hoard in an earthen jar contains 1 185 minimi coins dated to the late Fourth century with several bearing Theodosius and Arcadianus. The second hoard, under a floor hole, holds 816 coins in exceptionally fine condition dated to the Second and Third centuries from Marcus Aurelius to Maximinus.
A neighbor compliments the coal dealer across the way, praising him as a nice man who insists every ton he sells contains the full 1,500 pounds. The remark reflects trust in the vendor and a firm standard he asserts.
A 1904 letter details chronic catarrh relief after using Pe-ru-Na with a cure of bowel trouble in five bottles. A 1924 note praises continued health at age nearly 79 and ongoing use of Pe-ru-Na. The ad touts Pe-ru-Na as a long standing remedy from Columbus, Ohio, available in tablet or liquid form.
A Boston Transcript quotation notes that actions carry more weight than spoken words while warning that verbal statements may not be broadcast or publicized.
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