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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
7
Mrs Arthur Grant of Cleveland praises Earle's Hypo Cod Emulsion for strengthening a weak husband during influenza risk. She claims improved appetite sleep nerves and color after using two bottles and urges others to try it for family health.
A playful exchange notes Maude’s beauty as more than skin deep as a disguise. The remark highlights how appearances can mislead and invites readers to see beyond gloss and surface.
A fashion writer links harmonious color schemes in clothing and home decor to mental and physical well being. Color acts as a musicless language, influencing mood much like harmony in a rainbow based color chart. Proper relationships between colors prevent discord and create pleasing ensembles.
The article notes henna cloth trimmed with caracul in a coat cape as a leading fashion, with color guidance on brown pairing with jet blue orange yellow cream or lavender. It explains three primary spectral colors red yellow blue totaling six mixes and divides colors into warm and cold groups for harmonious combinations.
Patterns and simple woodcraft projects for holiday gifts aim at mothers and sisters. The article describes Sammy snool holder, clock-shelf, cigar-box frames, and a string box, with steps for cutting, gluing, sanding, and assembling using basswood and cigar-box wood.
The article highlights striking black and white combos featuring black lace and white velvet. It notes a common dress design with a black lace foundation and long sleeves that loosen to the elbow, tightening over the wrist, while velvet forms the front apron panel often embellished with black embroidery.
A description praises breakfast coats as bewitchingly pretty pieces of feminine apparel that many women can sew themselves, highlighting accessible style and craft.
The Paris openings feature long slim gowns with graceful lines that follow the natural figure. Heavier fabrics replace bouf fant draperies, including velvets thick satins and plain metal cloths with glitter. Lanvir debuts the Impress Eugenie in white net. Lace grows in favor for nighttime gowns, often combined with other materials, with caps and lace sleeves in the spotlight.
Fashion guidance notes little silhouette change. Necklines sleeves and trims create most variety with straight across and square decolletage styles plus 1830 evening line and low back. Day models show high collars often removable to reveal collarless looks. Sleeve styles vary from short puff to long tight fits on lace and broadcloth dresses.
Children in upper grades must frame sentences to show word meaning. The new term excavated means hollowed out, Henry writes a sentence that ends with a harmful image involving George hitting Robert and excavated.
The text references a claim about a new deal affecting Battle and a remark on roasting. It promotes Dr Perry's Dead Shot as a fast acting treatment claimed to expel worms or tapeworms with a single dose. It also includes a moral line about money and grafting, suggesting a satirical or promotional tone.
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