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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
3
A Minnesota reader from Dassel credits Pe-ru-na with recovery from a long illness and the ability to bear two children. The testimonial notes Dr. Hartman’s Pe-ru-na has performed similar results for over fifty years and urges insistence on genuine Pe-ru-Na.
A description compares a child's Christmas morning joy to finding an Indian camp playset. Crepe paper tepees trees and figures with wire construction form a miniature scene, with canoes birch bark, blankets and feather war bonnets crafted from cloth scraps and paper.
A clever work bag appears among Christmas novelties. It can serve as a sewing bag, knitting carrier, or club carryall. Uses include an old straw bat crown, figured silk, lamp shade or bead fringe. straw bottom lined with sateen and a silk cord closure.
Scroll saw toys made from printed crepe paper feature animals and children. Figures like Little Boy Blue and a dancing girl are shown glued to thin wooden blocks, cut with a scroll saw for decorative playthings.
A New York Times fashion note describes Paris designers drawing on stained glass and ecclesiastical motifs for Vitraux dArt silk patterns. Pastel shades return with vibrant violets greens and turquoise. floral designs range from large ecclesiastical blooms to tiled posies and bordered prints, signaling a Palm Beach spring impression.
The article notes the enduring appeal of the straightline frock for business, shopping, and everyday wear. It highlights winter colors brown green beige and various blues, paired with matching felt hats for smart effect. Describes black velveteen model with circular side pieces epaulet sleeves and long neck ends, plus a twill frock with inverted plaits white collar and narrow cuffs.
The latest handbags blend practicality with style. Designers move away from oversized under arm shapes and tiny dressy clasps toward versatile pieces suited for daily use and modern wear. Intrinsic value in hardware details gains emphasis.
A description of dyed velours cloth for girls coats notes the dyeing of crepes and chiffons. Patterns include pink roses on pale rose, purple passion flowers on lavender, and other garden motifs on richly tinted fabrics.
Velvet and velveteen take center stage in winter wardrobes with coats featuring circular godets and front or side hems. Fur trims at necks and cuffs dominate wraps, while a red wool coat with detachable lining offers luxury. Black velvet ensembles pair with contrasting tunics in green and gold tones.
A brown velvet coat with fur trim made from civet cat bleached to light brown and cream is showcased as a stylish winter option. The description highlights the coat’s elegant color contrast and luxurious texture for oohl fashion buyers.
The piece notes emphasis on detail with new medium size envelope bags. Clasps of intrinsic value adorn bags crafted from Russian calf reindeer lizard and snake skin. Fashionable leathers pair with tortoise shell jade enamel and marcasite clasps, reflecting superior workmanship and smart style.
The article notes dainty paints in ladies' costumes, lace edges and frills in smart season styles. New handkerchiefs feature net or lace rolled edges. Collars revers jabots and informal frocks use lace or footing ruffles.
Hair wearing items span from a rat to a reindeer used for fur garments and trimmings. Mole fur dominates hats with extensive use and the fur takes tinting to delicate shades, offering striking contrast to satin hats in darker hues.
Shirred velvet evening cape and coat appear frequently in fashion notes. Two piece crepe de chine dresses also feature shirring as a decorative treatment. The trend shows shirring moving from velvet hats to more formal wraps.
Lesson text summarizes Acts 28 1 31 with focus on Paul the helper. Shipwreck on Melita hospitality of natives Paul gathering sticks bitten by a venomous serpent and healing Publius father and arrival at Rome. Paul’s ministry in Rome includes conference with leading Jews and expounding the kingdom of God through Jesus.
A nugget from John Bright urges doing unseen small tasks to enable larger future acts. The text frames moral growth through persistent, quiet effort leading to greater results.
A brief note reflects on Jesus guiding believers toward self growth rather than restraint, citing Glean Atkins as part of the reflection. The piece emphasizes the journey toward self surrender as a spiritual path.
J E Lang a Carthage Missouri banker received 5 cents as restitution for an apple stolen 18 years ago. The anonymous sender, now reformed, explained the lure of the red apple haunted him in childhood and inclosed the coin to erase the stain and restore peace of mind.
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