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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
7
Mrs John Cronk claims her son suffered chronic bronchial coughs since infancy. After trying medicine with no relief, she reports improvement using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and urges sending 10 cents for a trial package of tablets from Buffalo New York.
The term Nubia comes from the Egyptian word nub meaning gold, reflecting the region as a source of riches for ancient Egypt. The name highlights a historic trade connection and the cultural value placed on Nubian gold by early civilizations.
Spring fashion notes highlight feminine daintiness with chiffon georgette and delicate lace in pastel tones. Cretonne and satin crepe feature in dresses coats and beach outfits with beading and intricate stitchery. evening wear showcases a blue satin crepe gown with silver lace underskirt and fringed shawl.
A slipon almond green T-neck sweater features a criss-cross girdle and is shaped for outdoor wear. The model is designed to appeal to the out-of-doors girl and aims for broad appeal this season.
New patterns in pocket handkerchiefs appear with spring greens mauve yellows rose and blues. Expensive pieces feature linen centers bordered in white net with colored corner motifs and light embroidery. Variations include mauve linen with white Brussels net and a white chiffon edge trimmed with ermine.
Leather belts dominate spring fashion with supple pieces for waist wear. Palm Beach styles feature narrow patent belts, about an inch and a half wide, in glossy red edged with yellow piping and simple self-covered buckles. Brown options offer a neat military look.
The article describes bathrobes as fashionable gifts for boarding school pupils, noting flannel fabric and bold striped colors as the most visible features and suggesting their practical appeal as a wardrobe addition.
A Kansas City Star writer discusses how hat styles clash with coiffures and offers practical advice. Do not go to the hairdresser just before shopping, avoid new or extreme styles, and consider hair texture and cleanliness to ensure hats fit well and look appropriate. Elasticity and awareness of current trends help avoid looking dated. She notes outfits and hairstyles reveal the era of a woman’s youth.
The trend replaces gardenia or carnation with a large shaggy flower attached to the lapel to soften the small notched collar. Colors match the wearer’s hat or frock, completing the season’s tailored coat look.
Lesson based on Acts 6 1 7 with Golden Text from Revelation 3 10 highlighting Stephen the deacon defended by the early church reforming distribution practices and his martyrdom. It notes his arrest trial and vision of heaven and the impact on Saul.
The passage emphasizes comforting and strengthening ourselves through enduring quality of good clean honest living. It reflects on moral character and steady self-improvement as guiding ideals.
Fragmentary prayer text appears to ask for steadiness and sweetness in facing daily toil and contradictions. The lines emphasize seeking sanity and strength to endure the day. The wording suggests a reflective, devotional tone.
An early 20th century Tanlac ad markets the tonic as a fix for thin, run down bodies. It claims to purify blood, aid digestion, improve appetite, and add flesh with a globe sourced formula and testimonials.
Dr. Johannes Ruths of Sweden has devised a steam accumulator to store surplus steam in a large water-filled tank. Steam is condensed under pressure into superheated water, then released later as demand peaks. A heat insulated wall prevents temperature loss.
Advertising copy touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, claims to eliminate hard and soft corns and toe corn without soreness or irritation.
British aviation experts claim a new invention makes exhaust gases escape noiselessly without reducing power or speed. A noiseless propeller with an ingenious gear arrangement is also described, promising reduced in-flight noise.
Brunswick Maine firemen arrived for a chimney fire at Fred E Harmon’s farm and found his two sons on the roof while Mrs Harmon and their daughter filled water pails from the ground. They hoisted the water up to the top using an aerial attached to the chimney.
A Kansas City Star excerpt records Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge lamenting slow spring plowing progress. He says the vast land and back trouble hinder his work, and he cannot do much at all. His acquaintance asks about their farming tasks amid hardship.
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