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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
6
A Christmas Eve sleigh ride ends when Mary Byron breaks her ankle in the snow. Bob Miles, a new town resident, and the group care for her as Mary vows to return and sing for Widow Elder the next night. Mary recovers, and Bob agrees to monitor her progress.
A Christmas story depicts Harold marveling at an Uncle Dan gift electric train set with a station tunnel and switches. The dialogue highlights respect for past inventors and the idea that progress comes from the work of many generations.
In a sea village a fisherman's family, hard hit by winter, sees Christmas hope arrive when the hedge of spruce trees near their cottage becomes a line of gifts. Sallie believes Santa will remember, and villagers secretly attach presents to twenty trees overnight.
A lesson outline on Isaiah 11 1 9 and the coming king Jesus Christ. It presents him as Son of Man and Son of God, endowed with the Spirit, wisdom, and justice. The reign will bring universal peace where wolves lie with lambs and knowledge of the Lord fills the earth.
A religious exhortation argues students should prioritize faith before pursuing schooling. It warns that education cannot safely be pursued without first valuing religion and cautions against delaying spiritual commitments for lesser concerns.
A poetic fragment extols the sweet cadence as a reviving cordial to the heart. It describes melody as a medicine reviving spirits that flow through every pulse of the soul.
A philosophical reflection contrasts the heart with the mind as the source of evil and virtue. It asserts that love thoughts are pure while righteousness avoids dwelling on iniquity, suggesting inner discipline governs actions.
Fashion writers trumpet gold as the season’s bold statement with gold accessories and fabric as the gold code spreads through neckwear, belts, capes, and evening gowns. Golden lames, sequins, and metal mesh adornments brighten daytime and after‑six ensembles across velvet, crepe, and high‑style gowns.
Cherie Nicholas notes growing enthusiasm for velvet wraps in formal wear. No fixed length guides the smart wrap, while designs feature velvet tones from deep violet to golden yellow with cape-like sleeves and diamond buckled belts.
The wool scarf rivals velvets and velveteens in bright lacquer reds greens and sapphire blues. Velvets and velveteens appear in bold stripes and polka dots matching today s sports costumes. Bright gloves move from whimsy to smart wear with red suede slip ons and vivid color pairings.
Blue shades from navies to purples gain popularity for sports and casual outfits. Describes a typical ensemble featuring diagonal wool, a double breasted short jacket, skirt with pleats, a three quarter length raglan tweed coat, full sleeves with wrist tucks, a beaver shawl collar, and a matching pillow muff.
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