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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
3
Fashion notes from a New York Tribune authority describe a shift in coat and dress lines with a wider knee flare and a lower waistline. Three quarter length coats regain popularity while knee length coats broaden the silhouette, often trimmed with fur and featuring Chinese and Persian embroidery motifs.
The article observes simple cut in dresses with beltless lines and extravagant circular effects. It notes many straight-line tailleurs, rare waistlines, and coats that lack waists. Flares dominate, with coats often trimmed by flaring fur bands at the bottom and coats showing age via changing silhouettes from last spring.
Article argues on window treatment using lace and fabrics. Prefers Holland striped cloth for weather resistance and stresses avoiding lace on exterior views. Recommends double curtain rods and lighter inner drapes with heavier outer drapes to balance room proportions and create homey security.
A feature on charming party frocks for very young children. Styles range from straight slim outfits for toddlers to frilly gowns for three year olds, including practical jersey play dresses and festive taffeta or crepe de chine designs with lace trims. Pastel taffeta and crepe are commonly used.
Use warm water with ammonia for cleaning windows. For very dirty glass, a whiting and water paste can be rubbed on and dried and wiped off with a soft cloth. Do not wash when the sun shines to avoid streaks. A clothed stick helps cleaning. Ventilation is the best remedy against steaming windows. Plate glass is heavier and damps outside noise more than sheet glass.
The text notes mother of pearl is an old fashioned material making a comeback in fashion. It highlights spangles as the most common modern use and mentions bracelets as another attractive application.
A dressing table mirror is supported by a large wooden spoon with a long handle fixed to a rectangular mirror. Ribbon in orchid shade covers the spoon and handle with an ornamental bow, ribbon roses decorate the surface, and clear glue ensures fabric safety.
There is a wide variety of iron brass and nickel knobs and handles on the market. Do not install an ordinary fastener on an ordinary door. Examine options to add character to your entrance even if they cost more.
Lesson summary focuses on Acts chapters detailing the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Samaria and beyond. It notes Philip preaching in Samaria, Peter and John confirming the believers, the Ethiopian eunuch’s conversion, Saul’s conversion, and broader outreach to Asia Minor with key events such as Cornelius, Paul and Barnabas missions, and the Jerusalem council shaping Gentile salvation.
In the Light of the Bible, Dr. A. C. Dixon is quoted urging a reversal in study. The remark stresses studying modern scholarship through biblical lens, described as a correct observation by Southern Methodist.
Ten minutes daily in Christ's society, face to face and heart to heart, will make the whole day different, says a Heidelberg teacher.
The passage recounts Columbus seeing elastic rubber on a voyage, noting its lively bounce and curiosity value. It follows how rubber moved from a curiosity to everyday use and its later role in erasing pencil marks. It mentions a British discovery expanding rubber’s applications and the vast growth in rubber based products in the last fifty years.
An advertorial touts Danderine as a reliable scalp tonic that stops falling hair and itching, improves dandruff, and restores vitality. It claims rapid restoration of strength, color, and youthful appearance for thinning or dull hair. The ad stresses ease of use and non greasy feel.
A grand promoter corners a prospect and taunts him about a rainy day fund. The prospect quips he has five dollars for an umbrella, which the promoter counters would buy 10 000 shares of his mining stock.
Powell calls him a man with six-cylinder tastes and a one-cylinder income, describing Howell as a frugal, ambitiously frugal character with limited means.
Cascar ets for liver and bowels at 100 a box claims to cure biliousness constipation sick headache and indigestion. Drug stores carry the product as a childhood scene hints at moral judgment of good little boys.
Mrs. R. Schorh of 9686 Nelson Ave Cleveland credits Hypo-Cod with restoring her health after months of nervousness poor appetite and fatigue. After two bottles she reports better sleep renewed strength and daily energy and recommends the tonic available from Harle Chemical Co Wheeling West Virginia with a prepaid $1 bottle offer.
A new camera invention allows photographing objects at true size aiding jewelers in precise work. The ad also promotes Hoxsie's Croup Remedy for babies with croup, claiming it treats the root cause of the disease.
Notes describe larger than expected attendance at a barbecue versus delegates for a convention. Also mention Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills containing only vegetable ingredients acting as a gentle purgative and list an address at 372 Pearl St. N. Adv. The ad suggests people make themselves at home anywhere except at home.
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