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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

6

Barking anarchist meeting disrupted by masked Black Gang

Zaboleff speaks to an anarchist gathering in Barking about a clandestine group menacing political activity. The Black Gang interrupts, sentencing participants and abducting others. A Zaboleff memorandum lists a Hoxton address as a key lead. Sir Bryan Johnstone hears of Zaboleff’s capture and chloroform raid thwarted by Inspector McIver. Hugh Drummond witnesses the kidnappers and their victims and assists police.

Barking London Zaboleff Black Gang Hoxton Bryan Johnstone Inspector McIver Hugh Drummond Johnstone Police McIver

Disappearances stir London air in Drummond case

Sir Bryan and colleagues discuss a note from Latter linking him to masked foes. A pursuit unfolds as Latter plans a visit to Sheffield while McIver and Hugh brace for a trap. The mystery deepens over shared typewriter quirks and inside information. Drummond then moves toward Trafalgar Square with a lighthearted mien.

Sir Bryan Afternoon Post London Latter Hugh Mr. Latter North Country McIver Mac Charles Mcliver Bob Sheeny Archibald Cocker

The Green Street Office and the Secret Upstairs Room

A violent visitor robs Mr. Atkinson’s ground floor office in Hoxton and a large, well furnished upstairs suite is revealed behind a sealed door. The scene shifts from the rough reception to a luxurious, security minded inner room with a big safe and electric heating.

Green Street Hoxton Atkinson

Oysters and Deception at the Carlton

Hugh, who has joined the police, warns of danger while Algy Longworth and Miss Farreydale share a private moment after tea. The pair discuss keeping apart after the second cup as a mysterious plan unfolds.

Mured Algy Longworth Farreydale Hugh

Energetic Gent Plans a Look In

A lively figure seeks to investigate a scene and intends to discover what lies inside. The piece hints at an eager personality poised to uncover hidden details or secrets within.

English Easter Custom of Gammon Bacon Persisting

The tradition of eating a gammon of bacon during Easter endures in parts of England. Aubrey (1870) notes the practice was adopted by the people to express abhorrence to Judaism at Eastertide, the solemn celebration of Christ’s resurrection.

England Aubrey

Bolero Silhouettes Highlight Fall Fashion Trends

Fall fashion emphasizes back fullness with three silhouette options including the gored and gathered fullness. Bolero coats appear in front and back with coatlike unbuttoned variants and V line vestee effects. New color trims use pastel shades on navy and black plus pansy and rose combinations in silks and velvet.

Hats for Small Women Also for Fat Sisters

A guide to hat choices for different body types with advice on brim shapes, heights, and trims. It emphasizes how brim size and hat contour affect perceived height and face proportions, recommending curved brims for height and avoiding bulky trimming for the small figure.

Paris Dictates New Flower Fashion On Shoulder

Wear Flowers on Back of Shoulder suggests three or more large flowers fastened at the shoulder trailing over the arm. Large roses and pond lilies preferred. A single rose with neck ribbon creates a chic accent for evening dress.

Paris

Simplicity of Cut Remains Hallmark of Smart Footwear

A fashion correspondent notes the simplicity of cut remains the hallmark of smart footwear with less marked trends. French bottlers Perugia Greco and eastern lead in new models showing a court shoe with a rounded toe and flattened vamp often featuring a buckle, binding a.

New York Mherald-Tribune Perugia Greco and Eastern

Scarfs in Shaded Effects Crepe de chine Styles

Scarfs in shaded effects blend three tones of the same color in crepe de chine. They are stitched together to create a shaded appearance and doubled for added chic.

Fashionable Footwear Styles and Materials

Elastic features on instep offer variation for this model, and the Louis Cuban heel remains popular with a five and a half to six centimeter height. Golf shoes persist for morning walks while the smart pair uses broad two color stitched straps. Afternoon shades favor hazel and dove gray. evenings showcase silver gold and pastels. Lizard skin dominates in light beige and gray shades for sports outfits, with gilded or silvered lizard on evening models.

Kid

Pipe Design in Summer Shoes Shifts to White Piping

Shoe fashion notes that many new summer footwear styles feature white piping or contrasting color piping along the edges. Heels also contrast with the main body, as designers favor striking color accents.

Colors Dominate Millinery for Midsummer Wear

Midsummer hats feature vivid shades including Cameo pink Dresden blue pond Lily yellow alpine green nougat Cas tilian red and a flatter ing shrimp pink. The palette drives the season's millinery trend in shops and fashion columns.

Dresden

Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions BE Vege and Baby

A partial OCR fragment from Wyandotte Michigan references a woman describing her post birth experience with a doctor and a product called BE Vege Vile or Vege Vile Compound. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or events.

Wyandotte Michigan Renee Lydia

Alsatian Wolf-Dog Dominates Public Interest

The Alsatian wolf-dog, a mix of Württemberg sheepdog and central German sheepdog, emerged as a prominent canine in public life. It was bred for strong sheepfolding instincts and became a criminal hunter for county police, with wartime service noted and postwar adoption by dog clubs worldwide.

Wurtemberg Germany

Sinclair Band Pioneer H F Sinclair Once Toured Independence

In 1881 Harry F Sinclair played with the Midcontinent band in Independence Kansas. One surviving member from that era is Frank De Vore who has performed with the band for 84 years straight.

Harry F. Sinclair Independence Kan Frank de Vore

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