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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
2
Henry Bulain, a French settler in 18th century Canada, tends a farm near the Tonteur seigneurs with his English wife Catherine and son Jeems. The family is returning from a voyage to the TonTeurs, shaping life on the frontier.
Jeems kills a turkey to avenge a friend, while the Bu lan family returns to their maple cabin. Catherine welcomes Hepsibah, a stranger from the wild, as danger looms on their frontier homestead.
Catherine greets her roguish brother Hepsibah Adams as Hepsibah arrives with a turkey cock and a hunger for cooking. Henri, Jeems, and the family prepare to welcome him, while Catherine worries Hepsibah’s improvidence may affect the teens. The warm hearth and a big venison roast signal a hearty reunion.
Velvet returns to daytime tailleur with fur trimmed jackets and astrakhan sleeves. Rich velvet coats parade in black and bold colors with coachman's capes and velvet boleros offering versatile daytime elegance for winter.
The article extols velvet clothing and matching fur accessories for afternoon wear. It highlights velvet coats belted with a velvet tie or buckle, lavish fur trims, and a matching velvet hat with a white feathered trim, noting the overall luxury and polished styles for social occasions.
The article notes the latest Christmas trend toward matching home ensembles. Hampers and waste-baskets join lacquered sets with flower decoration to enhance any room with coordinated style.
A writer argues Latin mottoes persist on coats of arms diplomas and shields. He cites history showing Latin once governed and communicated between educated Europeans. Ancestry and elegance are offered as reasons, with London Times noting Latin’s long tradition and proper, not odd, appeal.
Adam could at least be thankful nobody tried to sell him something he did not need or could not pay for.
A garbled OCR fragment lists Romance languages including Spanish Portuguese Italian and Romancias with unclear context. The readable portion mentions cultural language groupings and a stray phrase about services or sequences, lacking coherent event or source details.
Women craft dozens of decorative radio light screens as Christmas gifts. They assemble a ready base and screen, seal the wax painted surface with rough texture, trace patterns behind semi transparent mica, then color with translucent sealing wax. Miniature spinning wheels return as quaint decorative motifs.
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