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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
7
An exhibition spotlights spring white outfits and pastel tones with sport frocks, evening gowns, and wraps in white materials. Fabrics include ribbed silk, Taille, bengaline, Kasha, cashmere, flannel, and satin finishes. Notable features include gold-thread embroidery, beading, and a white faille dress with unique pocket panels and a jabot of georgette.
Day time collar and cuff sets are crafted in linen and cotton. They feature a range of fabrics including plaid and gingham, with deep over-cuffs to harmonize with the collar.
The piece argues that true simplicity in fashion hides skilled design, with emphasis on what to omit to achieve a smart sophisticated look. It notes apron drapery as a recent feature, ranging from simple gathered details to complex drapery that challenges home dressmakers.
A fashion note describes the trend toward softer colors in lightweight sportswear. The shade natural dominates, described as gentle and camel-like, with fabrics softened to fit the current vogue.
The article surveys colorful fashion details: blue, rose, orange, mauve patterns on white, chambrays, linen neckwear sets in art shades, and flashy new collars with colored kid stamping. Leather collars feature scalloped borders and eyelet perforations, with varied colors and ribbon bindings. Black and white, green and white, blue and white combos lead trends.
Sports garments should blend practicality with style using homespun and waterproof fabrics. Cosy snow caps feature three inch bands and attached scarves. Russian cross-stitch embroidery enhances pull-over caps with crude but effective colors.
The description praises tunic frocks and two-piece suits built on clean lines with new details. A featured ensemble uses natural kasha in cafe-au-lait shade, a 14 inch floor-length frock, a waistcoat panel of flame crepe, a matching crepe-lined wool coat with black piping, and a high square crown hat with a red band.
Brown shades shine in a fashion spread with capes and coats in satin and chiffon trimmed by matching feathers. Features include coque ostrich and marabou borders with brown chiffon layers giving a luxurious, coordinated look.
Old black satin gowns are being modernized with new collars cuffs and sleeves. White pique and real lace filet or point de Venise are popular for trims. Full peasant pleats and sable touches add fresh character to aged frocks.
A flood of clues, including 1 River boundary ancient Italy and 6 Ladies umbrella, plus many verb to be parts, weapons, and various cross references. Entries mention ports, artists, and phrases like to demand return, disorder, and pieces of medicine amid a dense, puzzle style list.
Mrs. Harry Burke of Hudson Ohio wins a free 10 cent bottle and ends up receiving a $2.00 Liquid Veneer Polishing Mop after sharing the offer with friends. The firm plans to give away twenty thousand more mops to housewives via free samples and descriptive circulars from Buffalo New York.
The Los Angeles Times notes cross word puzzles captivate diverse readers, expanding knowledge and imagination while costing nothing. It lauds their broad appeal, saying they stimulate the mind and offer infinite variety as a harmless pastime.
An advertisement asserts that a single dose of Dead Shot can expel worms or tapeworms entirely. It cites address 872 Pearl St, N. as a contact point for the product.
Salvation Army figure Helen Purviance known as the doughnut girl says the transfer is wrenching, comparing leaving Oswego to a difficult divorce. She notes a large family of children adds to the challenge, likening it to unscrambling an omelet to remove one bad egg.
The article explains filling a crossword by placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. The first letter of each word is numbered by a clue. Letters go only in white spaces, no letters in black squares. Definitions include standard dictionary words. proper names, abbreviations, slang, technical, and obsolete forms may appear.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio. It promotes the powder as an exquisite skin care and perfume aid suitable for face skin and babies, priced at 25 cents each.
Zane Grey, famed author, lands a 758 pound tuna after a six hour fight. He engineered boats and tackle and studied the fish to break the record, achieving a new world mark.
A literary note on health emphasizes cheerfulness as a principal ingredient in well being. It links positive mood to bodily resilience and everyday vitality, suggesting joy aids recovery and strengthens the immune system.
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