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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
3
Dover Delaware Mrs Samuel Murphy reports long cramps and fatigue eased after taking Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She says she regained energy, could perform housework, and feels much improved after using the remedy.
A Highlander seeking aid for northern work visits Dr. Whyte in Edinburgh who directs him to a wealthy layman. After a brusque reply the layman asks who he thinks he is and the man responds a fire-deserving sinner like me. The doctor learns the blunt truth and the layman finally gives five pounds for the fund. Take troubles to your minister, doctor or banker.
A Kansas City Star fashion writer advises thin and tall women to choose coats that create horizontal lines to appear shorter. Avoid high or perpendicular collars and severe tailored looks. A short jaunty box coat can add a rounded silhouette and a normal or low waistline helps balance tall figures.
A shaggy wool coat in Rouge Gray with red and blue plaid offers warmth and smart protection. The design invites confident bidding and bold style in cool weather.
Fashion editors report Paris designers present autumn shawls in varied patterns. Grande couturiers feature brocaded gold and silver shawls reproduced with high precision, while another designer highlights deeply fringed silk brocades. Silk weavers from Venice travel to Lyons to source fabrics for eastern markets, fueling Western fashion trends.
Paris designers reveal autumn fashion trends with shifts in waistline sleeves and silhouette. The New York Herald Tribune notes these changes are not yet radical and face resistance from conservatives, but predict the new tendencies will become clearly distinct as the season advances.
A themed crossword features interlock clues with a pangram note missing the letter k. Horizontal and vertical entries include Mohammedan call to prayer fatten large vehicle and many others. The solution appears in next issue.
The Kansas City Star explains true cheviot is a defined woolen fabric with rough or close finishes. It details its pulling and gigging processes, twill weave, and hair surface. Wool cheviot lasts when quality is good, with tests to distinguish wool from cotton. It suits street attire in light stripes or small checks.
An absolute novelty, the chintz gown, is making its appearance in Paris designs. It is noted that many American designers show charming models in chintz. First used in garden frocks, chintz is now employed by couturiers to create formal afternoon and evening wear. Philippe et Gaston present an elaborate chintz toilette with bright flower patterns and silk embroidery. A Parisian evening gown features flowers and scrolls on ivory with crystal bead highlights.
Instructions describe filling a grid where first letters are numbered by clues. Each horizontal and vertical word fits white spaces between black squares. Letters go only in white cells, with definitions guiding placement. All words are dictionary terms except proper names, using abbreviations slang initials and technical terms as indicated.
The city held about a thousand inhabitants of mixed descent, mostly Portuguese, with the northern provinces of Brazil distant by steamer. In past eras Rio served as the capital of the Portuguese empire when King John moved the court from Lisbon to the city amid the late Napoleonic wars.
Burt Blurt of Petunia confides in a Kansas City Star quip about needing to rest with feet in the gutter when in Kansas City. He fears dirt on his Sunday pants as a humorous social aside from a gossip brief.
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