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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
10
A versatile photos display frame or stand designed to hold multiple pictures without glass. Constructed from firm cardboard with silk backed fronts, three-part sides, a central hinged piece, and optional wall hanging. Includes durable finish with brocade and ribbon hinges to keep light out and allow easy photo changes.
A decorator suggests updating a square room by using lighter side wall paper in frosty silver and pale green with a gray tint. The ceiling adopts a Persian sage green and gold and silver motif, allowing wall and ceiling papers to be restored separately.
Fashion guidance describes khaki outfits with black accessories only. Costumes in champagne beige and khaki use black hats belts waistcoats trimmings coats and parasols with ebony touches. Parasol tips and wide bow add final black detail. shoes may match or be black.
The article describes selvedge edging as a fashionable detail for tunics sleeves and scarves applied across fabrics including silk and wool. It notes consistent edge color with the main fabric and mentions popular tones in gold tan browns blues and pale yellows.
Description of a lichen green ensemble featuring a high waist skirt with a bodice joined by unstitched plaits and an embroidered band. The design includes a lace collar, tuck details, and sleeves with tucked net and insertion trim. Materials list notes linen and embroidered insertion.
A fragment notes benzoin for tan skin and claims it makes tan fade to desirable tones. It mentions a girl troubled by tanning and suggests powders and open air exposure as alternatives. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or results.
A reader from Iola Kansas reports kidney secretions irregular and painful with backache and swelling. After using Dean's Kidney Pills the troubles disappeared and the customer has remained well for two years. Sold by all dealers at 65 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
George notes Miss Passay claims she has never been kissed. Harry recalls kissing her years ago, but she says not since memory. A physician anecdote ends with a prank where a doctor vanishes leaving a patient with eyes closed and tongue out in the street.
A Richmond Virginia woman describes health recovery after stopping coffee and starting Postum and Grape-Nuts. She details improved sight memory and walking endurance, with substantial weight gain and renewed vitality after months of use.
Horace asks Grace about writing spring poetry and Grace jokes that he should see a doctor. The exchange reflects playful literary banter between two speakers.
Members of the Thirteenth district Tammany organization attend Casey's funeral in a body. They file past the coffin and console the widow. Mr Hogan, upon shaking her hand, delivers an oration praising Casey's qualities and claims familiarity only by sight.
Charles T Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania describes twelve years of eczema on hands arms and feet with swelling itching dryness and peeling. After trying many treatments and doctors he used Cuticura Remedies and soon saw vast improvement and full healing with no recurrence. The notice adds Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation as Boston proprietors.
A humorous exchange explains civil service as an act governing government departments and posts. A busy man at the post office waits long for stamps, only to be told wholesale stamps are at the next window, adding a light jab at bureaucratic delays.
The hostess notes the cook serves small portions while women eat little. The host proposes circling the room to nominate each man for an aftered inner speech, claiming it will kill their appetites.
Conversation reveals Evelyn claims she was near George on the beach in a bathing suit, noting he did not acknowledge her at the time. George recalls seeing her briefly.
A cork submerged to a depth of 200 feet will not rise back to the surface.
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