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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1916

Page

3

Critical Situation in Athens Amid Entente Ultimatum

Greek authorities report a critical situation in Athens after an entente ultimatum. Troop movements surge with 20 000 around the capital and 1 600 Venizelist supporters seized. The mayor and 188 others jailed on treason charges as diplomats depart Piraeus.

Greece Athens Garrett Droppers Piraeus Venizelos Wallachia Ploechti Petrograd Piocchui Buzen Berlin Danube Tchernavoda Siligtria Roumania Trotus Kirlibaba Dorna Watra Monastir Somme

Submarine Deutschland Sets New Return Trip Record

Berlin reports the commercial submarine Deutschland arrived off the Weser after a 19 day voyage from New London to Germany carrying a cargo valued over 2 million dollars of rubber tin nickel and other ores for munitions. The sub sailed from New London Nov 21 after a failed Nov 17 escape and a tug sinking with five dead.

Atlantic Bremen New London

US Money Madness Cited by European Leaders in Ohio Speech

G Eddy associate general secretary of the international committee of the YMCA warned at a Youngstown meeting that Europe views the United States as money mad. He urged the nation to fulfill duties to suffering postwar Europe.

United States Youngstown Ohio Europe Dcclarea G . Eddy International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association

Final Triumphs in Winter Millinery Fashion Show

Winter millinery closes its season with three stylish hats blending elegance and practicality. A white felt wide brim with satin brocade border features a feathered medallion. a Puritan velvet design has a crushed velvet collar and silver lace ribbon. a velvet shade hat shows embroidery and an upstanding feather accent suited for the matron or younger wearer.

Pockets Take Over Dresses and Coats in Fashion Trend

The piece notes pockets becoming fashionable in recent seasons and appearing on dresses, sport coats, and gowns. Pockets are oversized and draped along garment sides, often with fur trim at the pocket tops and some models feature fur pockets resembling fur collars and cuffs.

Smart Fashion Bags Highlight Beaded Velvet and Silk Designs

The article showcases ornate handbags as the finishing touch to outfits. It describes a black taffeta bag with velvet borders, steel bead embroidery, and a fringe. A second bag features plain velvet with beaded appliques, a pointed lapel, and a silk tassel handle.

Color Schemes and Textures In Costume Design

The piece discusses use of brown tulle or chiffon in artistic color schemes. It notes deep greenish hides with brown chiffon, fur, and metal embroidery. It argues for a color sense and cautions against one tone tracks and taupe. Satin luster is favored for more life than dull surfaces.

Vases of Silver for Tables and Centerpieces

Graceful slender silver vases presented as useful table ornaments with two candle holders and filigree shades. Each vase can stand alone on a small table or pair up at the ends of a longer table for balanced decoration.

Vision of the New Heaven and Earth in Revelation

A sermon outline on Revelation 21 1 7 and 22 27 detailing the final triumph of Christianity The text emphasizes a tabernacle with God among humanity the healing of tears death and pain and the eternal glory of the heavenly city It urges introspection on heavenly ideals and calls for repentance and openness to the water of life through faith in Christ.

Paul Jesus Christ Christ Earth John Heaven Peter Jerusalem God Jesus Mary Israel

Cavern in Crater Furna de Fernao Jorge Awe Photographs Perilous Dive

Charles Wellington Furlong recounts a perilous voyage by dory to Furna de Fernao Jorge, a seaward crater cavern in Flores. The expedition glides into an ultramarine inner chamber where water eruptions, gear malfunctions, and strange wildlife create a glimpse of another world beneath a living cliff.

Furna de Fernao Jorge Charles Wellington Furlong Harper’s Magazine Erving John Flores

Ship trades and fortunes amid war profits in Philadelphia

The narrative details a Philadelphia ship changing hands multiple times, from a $250,000 original cost to $350,000 sale, then chartered at $28,000 monthly. A second buyer added a $50,000 bonus and resold for $775,000, while the latest owner charters for $40,000 a month. The quote notes war in Europe increasing profits for shipowners.

Europe Girard Philadelphia Ledger

Champion Eater Challenge Sparks Town Talk

The tale follows Ives on a South Side street as friends debate whether a man can eat quail daily for a month. The hungry man bets he could do it and adds he could tackle geese, illustrating local humor about extreme eating feats reported by the Pittsburgh Chronicle.

Ives Pittsburgh Chronicle

Patriotic Millinery Shapes For Winter Wear

New York milliners craft hats in a patriotic military style. Designers abandon steel-helmet motifs turbans and pompons for a smaller Texan sombrero resembling the marine campaign hat. The aim is a distinctly American look for women reflecting wartime spirit and unity.

Platonic Love Cited As True Article By Courier Journal

A Louisville Courier Journal quote contrasts platonic love with the real thing, noting the name implies a crew and the plated article versus authenticity. The exchange probes definition and meaning in a literary sense.

Louisville Courier. Journal

Keen memory for faces remembered by colonel roosevelt

C E Embree of the Maine Farmers Union recalls roosevelt’s extraordinary memory for faces and names. He first met roosevelt around 1906 at Riverhead Long Island and later in Oyster Bay, Nashua New Hampshire, noting roosevelt’s knack for recognizing more than 8 000 people in a crowd.

Roosevelt C .E. Embree Maine Farmsers’ Union Riverhead Long Island Oyster Bay Embree Nashua N. H Kennebec Journal

Cold Calculation in Artful Debate

A dialogue contrasts ideals and pragmatism with a line about quality versus quantity. The practical speaker cites a diamond as pure carbon but notes that a ton of coal yields more tangible action.

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