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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
3
Horizontal clues with numbered definitions puzzle readers across many entries. Vertical words extend across letters and cross themes, ending with note that the solution appears next issue. The page also hints at last week’s solution and includes a reference to a saint name and ancient headwear.
Instructions explain filling white squares with dictionary words, using numbers for first letters. Horizontal clues fill to the first black square, vertical clues fill down to the next black square. No letters go in black spaces. Abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms appear in definitions.
A meditation on genuine heart smiles versus masked lip smiles. The piece contrasts outward calm with true happiness rooted in love, faith, and unselfish sympathy. It notes how a heart smiling through trials reveals deep inner warmth and steadfastness.
A devotional reflection extols the smiling heart as a force for mercy and hope. It praises charity from the poor to the powerful, noting how sorrow deepens kindness and how acts of mercy bind humanity to a higher purpose.
Edward Burne Jones born August 28 1833 near Birmingham England. He read Morte d Arthur and Modern Painters shaping his romantic pictorial style. At college he chose Rossetti as his master and created The Golden Stairs The Mer ciful Knight and Love Among the Ruins.
A poem notes happiness comes from love and simple needs rather than wealth or power. It contrasts rulers and the wealthy with content individuals who focus on friendships and shared joy, arguing the secret is not wealth but tending a heart that loves.
The passage notes Burne Jones’s lack of drawing training yet rich pictorial detail and a Italy trip with Ruskin shaping him. His first water color Love Among the Ruins was ruined by a cleaner, so he redid it in oil. He spoke of art as a beautiful romantic dream in light beyond memory and place. He died in Exeter in 1898, leaving Arthur in Avalon as one of his last works.
The text traces last name roots to Fane or Vane from Welsh derivation meaning slender, linking to Welsh founder Howel ap Vane of Monmouthshire. It highlights Sir Henry Vane, governor of Massachusetts in 1636–37, born 1612 in Hedlow Kent, educated at Oxford, and later a Puritan who clashed with Winthrop, fled to England, served in Parliament, and was executed for treason. Also notes WALKER surname origin from an English forest patrol or Anglo-Saxon fuller term.
A reflective verse excerpt urges shaping identity through emotions today. It contrasts joy and fear as forces that color the coming life and the atmosphere surrounding future outcomes.
Instructions describe cutting watermelon centers into balls with a French cutter, then soaking in water with dissolved alum, to preserve them.
Instructions for preparing cantaloupe balls for cocktails and garnishes. Notes on chilling, avoiding ice in the melon, and using complementary fruits and dressings. Suggestions include pineapple, peaches, grapes, mint, and a touch of nutmeg and red pepper for flavor.
A 300 million candle power searchlight atop a Spokane bank building lit the night sky and was seen from as far as 90 miles away. Most men paused to give three cheers for what is described as a worthy movement.
A comic exchange shows Mrs O Nagg asking why the car is speeding toward Bluffport and Mr O Nagg replying he tries to reach there before she changes her mind. The banter glimpses a lighthearted car voyage.
A humorous snippet shows a couple discussing marriage with a playful line about age. The exchange includes a man confirming partial knowledge of his prospective partner’s age, reflecting light social wit.
A vintage ad touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting remedy for gas, indigestion, and gastritis. It promises relief within a short time and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Paul Boner of Pit cairn Ave Jean nette Pa used four bottles of Bare-to-Hair and now shows a full growth of hair in a photo. The ad promotes Bare-to-Hair as a remedy to grow hair on bald heads and stop falling hair, dandruff, itching scalp and eczema.
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