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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1940
Page
3
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1282-8 offers a dart-fitted jumper with front fullness and two patch pockets, plus a tailored blouse with sports collar. Sizes 6 to 14 years. fabric estimates shown for jumper and blouses. orders invited.
Fashion note celebrates fragrant flowers as winter accessories for hair, bodices, and coats with corsage ideas, leis, and matching jewelry. Also includes a Bible lesson on readiness for Christ’s coming and the duties of believers and stewards.
A stylish knit suit for good skiing weather features a baby bonnet, mittens and sweater trimmed with heavy cable stitch and colorful embroidery. The ensemble uses white worsted yarn for warmth and durability, with embroidery colors echoed in the buttons.
The piece notes new fashion turbans drawing from Oriental influences. Turbans conceal hair and draped fabrics form part of the brim. Stylish headwear fits snugly over the back of the head reaching the nap of the neck.
The season adds low Cuban and high heel options for velvet carriage shoes with black bunny fur. All rubber galoshes come in three heel sizes with boxy toe styling and black on black rubber patterns. Ankle covering overshoes feature suede finishes and shiny rubber trims for a suede and patent appearance.
Young people adapt coats into cape like wear by turning sleeves inward or draping the coat over shoulders. The trend uses soft wool or jackets to create a new look that combines style with practical comfort.
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
Mrs. Martindale returns home to find her hall undergoing a dramatic makeover. Shabby carpet is washed and dyed green. new curtains form a panel between door and window. three small mirrors framed in red become a display. A monk's cloth shelf with cream fringe completes the look. Sewing Book 65 offers the buckram valance technique and project steps.
Oatmeal on damp cloth cleans white paint. Leave oven door open after baking to prevent rust. Grease hot pans well for popovers. pans should sizzle when touched with cold water. Salt meat boils longer than fresh meat. Rub fine emery board to remove rain spots from suede. Wicker chairs scrubbed with hot water and soap. Lemons soak in cold water to soften. Refresh stale leaves buns or small cakes with milk and reheat to crisp. Use black magnesia on roof stains. rub to cover, smooth with fingers. Boil stubborn rust stains in water with cream of tartar for 10 minutes, then rinse.
Churchwarden Mr. Jackson, a druggist, offered hymnals with his ad inside. Books arrived and the vicar praised his restraint from secular ads. The congregation sang hymn 162 with a reading mocking the pharmacist’s pills.
The claim notes Psalm 117 as the Bible’s middle chapter with 594 chapters before and after. It also asserts Psalm 18 verse 8 as the middle verse, with 15 590 verses surrounding it. Pathfinder is cited as the source.
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