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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
4
The text explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form words horizontally and vertically. Numbers mark definitions for horizontal and vertical words. No letters go in black squares. All words are dictionary entries except proper names, with abbreviations and terms noted.
A New York Times fashion writer notes that outdoor life spurs sportswear trends. The trend favors athletic, simple country dress with plaid and tartan fabrics echoing Scotch highlands. Tailoring must be precise to achieve the desired austere, stylish effect.
A colonial-era note on the revival of Scottish plaids in fashion. Tartans like shepherds plaid and clan patterns appear in smart suits and junior classes, with kilts, sporrans, and glengarry caps lifting traditional dress into modern, patriotic attire.
Care tips for wearables include drying fabrics promptly to prevent damage, brushing coats and skirts, hanging properly, and using a thin cloth when ironing. Umbrellas should dry upright to avoid rib damage, and avoid crowded racks. Leather and damp items require slow drying and polishing. Jewelry trends feature large marbles, turquoise chains, and glass pendants in blue and rose tones.
Bead jewelry and trinkets of semi precious stones are increasingly fashionable with colors and designs growing more intriguing. Rock crystal rose quartz amber jade lapis and other gems showcase varied styles.
Fashion notes describe fur bordered skirts pairing with coats to create a fur edged silhouette. Beiges and natural kasha emerge as Paris favorites among smart French women and return as a defining trend on this side of the Atlantic. Black kasha with white or bright color accents features in prominent house showings as a standout element.
Bead strings pair colors and shapes with small separators. Jewelry designers twist turquoise and gold with barrel beads to create balanced strings. Newest trends mix pearls with amber in alternating counts, noting color harmony and costume compatibility.
An old household guide explains simple flame tests to judge fabric purity. Burn threads from warp and filling to compare wool and cotton burning traits. Silk burns quickly and curls, while real silk leaves a solid ash shape. generic silk may leave residue.
A fashionable scarf showcases three georgette crepe layers in black white and gray. The accessory emphasizes a simple yet elegant design suitable for varied outfits.
An article outlines small town avenues for women who love children to earn extra income. Options include story hours, day nurseries, caring for orphans, and summer outings. Advice covers location, staffing, and readiness, noting some roles need long term commitment.
A town feature highlights rag dolls as a fashionable, durable alternative to china babies. An enterprising girl describes making “rag babies” from stocking parts, selling at 75 cents to $1.50, first through stores or windows, then from home.
A Life magazine caption features a sharp exchange in which a physiology teacher confronts a pupil about a pinned chair. The bright pupil explains the act as a demonstration of how nerve impulses reach the brain.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims safety proven by millions and 28 years of physician use, warning that imit itations may be dangerous and instructing to say Bayer at purchase.
Fragmentary page item mentions Gopperdale and Slickerbilt discussing work and supporting a used car. An ad touts Dr Peery's Dead Bhot as a real medicine for worms or tapeworms with a large dose. Ends with proverb About a good turn.
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