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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
7
A New York Tribune fashion note describes a era of defiant style with long and short skirts, varied necklines, and sleeves from full to sleeveless. The trend favors mature, dignified gowns, rich fabrics, and ornate detailing including crystal bead embroidery on black and charmeuse ensembles with rhinestone accents.
Fashion notes show infant and growing girl attire echoing adult styles with shorter school dresses and hip elongation. Tan and brown hues lead the season with inserts and appliques in contrasting colors, wool embroidery outlines, and floral yoke details. Bouche cloth returns for skirts as older girls adapt to current silhouettes.
The article notes a shift toward fur trimmed cloth coats for fall and winter, with superior fur coats favored if inferior garments are removed. It highlights fashionable fur trimmed cloth coats featuring wrappy, slim straightline, and circular Paris inspired cuts, belted and semi belt varieties, varying sleeve widths, and a flexible approach to fullness.
A new evening coiffure features hair nets in gold or silver threads forming a loose mesh cap. A matching cord runs along the edge and ties at the back, creating sheen and a fringe of loosened locks escaping the face.
A blue serge frock features a normal waistline and playful lines trimmed by black silk diamond medallions and a sash of American Beauty georgette. The design emphasizes a chic yet understated elegance in early fashion.
Mantles in fur grow more voluminous and extravagant with new evening linings in metal and printed effects. Velvet brocaded chiffons with bright satin linings appear, while satin tones and fur hues soften the overall look. Paris furriers mosaic cut pelts into squares diamonds and stripes, and shell patterns mimic tortoise markings in mole skin and seal.
A 1922 lesson outline from ESPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL compiled by Reverend P B Fitzwater, D D, Moody Bible Institute. The document presents biblical commentary intended for Sunday school teachers and students.
A church lesson outlines Luke 10 25 37 showing how to inherit eternal life by loving God and neighbor. It explains the lawyer’s trap Jesus parable of the Good Samaritan defines neighbor as one in need and highlights acts of mercy including personal care and giving.
A religious reflection quotes I Thessalonians 4 16 about Christ's descent from heaven with a shout and the rising of the dead in Christ as the trumpet of God sounds.
Fragmentary quotation from Apocryphal text referencing rebuke zeal and penance. The line presents a moral imperative urging steadfast devotion and self discipline as a religious exhortation. The source text appears to be a religious or devotional excerpt.
A concise quote attributed to Cowper reflects a paradox of deliberate inaction. The line contrasts activity with careful restraint, implying strategic passivity as a form of craft.
A London Answers writer notes ocean bottles as data sources for currents. Bottles released from lightships drift hundreds to thousands of days at sea, with some covering vast distances across the Atlantic Baltic and Pacific, teaching scientists about speeds and directions of currents. One bottle traveled 4,700 knots in 16 months, another 2.5 years at sea, and a steamer bottle reached 4,000 knots in 181 days.
Messrs Peek Frean & Co biscuit makers honor 846 staff with 25+ years of service. Twenty six men and one woman reached 50 years. 90 receive pensions. total service spans 12 940 years averaging over 37 years each. Michael O Grady records 61 years. oldest is 90 year old S White. Arthur Carr 50 years, Eds Carr 87 years in service. brothers exchange gifts.
A colossal electric radiator mounted on a mobile advertising truck warmed curious New Yorkers on lower Broadway during a cold snap. The six foot high replica, fed by batteries or dynamos from the engine, sent a welcoming wave of heat toward shop windows as banners and product samples promoted the patented heater.
A visitor compliments the course as beautiful and notes it has been in use long, only to learn the links are actually about thirty seven years old. A member reveals he played eighty five rounds, prompting surprise.
An artificial daylight lamp of the ordinary incandescent type uses a reflector tinted with spots to mimic daylight. The selective absorption of yellow and red rays yields a clearer light, and a park illuminated with 60 of these lamps produced an effect nearly as bright as sunlight.
Mrs. Emmons of Cleveland describes her husband recovering quickly after taking Hypo-Cod, claiming the tonic rebuilt his health when doctors failed. The ad touts Hypo-Cod as a affordable, easy remedy sold by Marshall and Standard stores and local druggists with a $1.00 large bottle price.
Sam Wiley storms into the village shop accusing Mr. Peavey of selling his wife eggs that were not fresh. Peavey defends the claim saying he bought the eggs fresh from Sam Wiley. Wiley recalls a past exchange months earlier involving biscuits.
An advertisement states Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills use only vegetable ingredients acting as a gentle tonic and purgative by stimulation rather than irritation. The notice suggests the product offers a remedy and warns of wasted chances, with a social prompt about appearance.
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