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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
3
This Western Newspaper Union story surveys roadside market placement for farmers. It covers traffic flow, side of road, visibility on curves and hills, parking ease, and the impact of decor. Signs should attract without using STOP red. Flowers and views boost sales as buyers linger for vegetables.
Fashion notes for children's summer wear highlight stripes and plaids in gingham linen and dimity fabrics. Praises organdy trims and capelets, multi colored gingham guimpe dresses, and interchangeable blouses. Emphasizes linen vogue and delicate handwork like smocking fagoting and drawn work.
Cherie Nicholas notes a frock with a broad ribbed chardonite acetate in gleaming white a new weave. The neckline is tied like a drawstring and a self-chardonize cord ties at the waist for casual knotting at the side.
Fashion houses unveil striking midseason looks centered on black and white pairs. White coats with black frocks, white kits and gloves with black dresses appear in numerous ensembles. Designers Lelong and Bruyere showcase contrasting satin and silk pieces in the two tone trend.
Surprise Color Red emerges as a top fashion trend with white frocks paired with red jackets hats gloves and bags, creating striking mid season looks. The vivid hue challenges conventional style norms and garners attention in current wardrobes.
A Paris milliner showcases a hat crafted from human hair. The piece describes color ideas such as platinum blonde Ti tan and raven brunette looks, noting the hat is knitted or woven like standard headwear and sealed with shellac to keep trimming curls in place.
Readers are told to prepare for a shift to large velvet bonnets as autumn arrives with fashionable printed frocks and eye-enhancing beauty. The piece notes the new headwear as a stylish, eye catching trend for the season.
A summary of I Samuel chapters 1 and 2 focusing on Hannah’s trials and devotion. Hannah prays for a son, vows to dedicate him to God, and Samuel is raised under Eli’s care. Hannah’s prayer is answered, Samuel is pledged to the Lord, and she rejoices in God’s faithfulness.
Brief quotation from John Ruskin stressing that true prayer requires honest resolve to resist temptation and to strive to do one's best. The line emphasizes personal effort as a condition for deliverance from vice.
The writer urges patience and prayer while following divine guidance. Growth of the soul continues as one acts within current strength and understanding.
In a London Tit-Bits item a young man, who had pressed Helen with visits, announces to her father that the marriage proposal will be a mere formality, claiming the consent should be observed in the usual way. The father questions who suggested this formality, and the suitor confirms Helen’s mother proposed it.
A cryptic note from Zu rich Nebelspalter describes a mother and child duo with music talent and a playful plan. The quirky line mentions a piano foot with nail marks and a lighthearted husband asking about the number eighty.
A farm scene shows 3,000 hatched chicks in an incubator with a fair young thing from town praising the lifelike appearance and wonder of the display.
In a playful exchange a diplomat teases with a question about tea while praising a sharp fit. The humor centers on a light flirtation and clever wordplay.
A brief family exchange shows a mother and child in a domestic scene. The six year old smokes a cigar as Harold explains that father is playing with his train. The dialogue captures a quirky domestic moment without further context.
A quixotic remark notes a banker’s favorite book is his bank book yet laments eroding interest. The tongue in cheek line hints at shifting financial concerns and waning returns.
An excited angler recounts to neighbors catching a seven pound bass. His son interjects that the father gave the fish to the boy, adding a humorous twist to the tall tale in a domestic scene.
A London humor line recalls a shopper asking about a cashier who entered sans moustache and borrowed a railway timetable. The quip underscores a playful image of bustling rail hubs and city life.
A playful exchange celebrates spring as both men and women react to the season with romance and humor. The speakers note blooming surroundings while admitting men are swayed into folly by the sun and flowers.
In a light quip from Munich Fifegende Blaetter a matrimonial agent protests a gentle break with a client. The speaker emphasizes his varied talent and asks if the man knows he plays five instruments.
A Brooklyn Daily Eagle item notes a wife cleaning up loose tobacco from a writing table and sweeping it into a dustpan before returning it to the tobacco jar. The quirky domestic scene highlights frugality and tidiness in daily life.
In Berlin a patron voices frustration saying he cannot cover losses and accuses a bar owner of fraud while lamenting how he will pay for drinks. The terse exchange centers on money disputes and reputational tensions in a public setting.
A fragment from London humorist dialogue shows a cheeky exchange about a small file and a blinkin’ pass. The excerpt features Bert Liz and a lighthearted miscue about teeth and a pie afterlife of banter.
Society column notes a cheeky exchange about age awareness in new relationships. A humorous dialogue hints at romantic caution and social expectations in modern dating.
A compact word puzzle item listing crossword clues for a themed teaser. Horizontal entries include 3 Propagative portion of a plant, 12 Large body of water, 14 Perfect golf, 15 Period of time, 16 To be foolishly fond, 17 A literary composition, 18 To propel a bout, 19 Long piece of hardwood, 24 A girl's name, 25 An unctuous combustible substance, 27 Entertaining, 29 Rise and fall of ocean. Vertical clues include 1 Former ruler of Russia, 2 A bag, 8 Annoyed, 6 Doctrine of uncertainty, 6 What all roads lead to, 8 A beverage, 9 Rural appendage, 10 Wrath, 11 Kind of tree, 19 A short poem, 20 State of hostility, 21 Call for help, 22 A wooden tub, 23 A liquid measure, 26 Seaweed, 28 Way of departure.
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