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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1938
Page
5
Instructions for cutting a double bedspread from 9 1/2 yards of 39 inch taffeta to minimize waste. Start with the center panel, split remaining fabric for two ruffles, join, and divide. Details on welted seams and narrow hems, plus references to Book 1 Sewing for the Home Decorator and Book 2 Gifts Novelties and Embroidery. autographs available by request.
Cited advert claims relief for persistent colds and chest irritation with a product named Creomulsion. It promises quick action by soothing inflamed mucous and expelling germs, claiming refunds if customers are not satisfied.
A fragment presents Sophocles’s line There is no one whom ills can not reach highlighting universal human vulnerability. The brief note frames enduring sorrow as a timeless truth.
After Yuletide the teen age girl returns to school with a smart wool wardrobe. Frock dresses coats and jacket skirts in plaid wool crepe and wool knits emphasize youthful charm durable fabrics and versatile wear for classroom sports and formal occasions.
A young lady models a knitted and crocheted hat scarf glove ensemble perfect for winter fun. The smart cuffed outfit promises warmth and eye catching appeal as she enjoys outdoor play in a cozy, fashionable set.
Brown tops forecasts as a sweeping fashion campaign shifts feminine wardrobes toward dresses coats and suits in brown shades. Darker tones resemble wine dregs or mahogany while velvet or wool versions appear nearly black.
A fresh bolero fashion features a very short dress top that pulls over the head like a sweater. Inspired by bolero jackets, it closes at the front, slenderizes the waist, and widens the upper figure. Some versions showcase braids and embroidery.
A New Year reflection on food’s power to shape health and vigor. Emphasizes choosing protective foods milk eggs fruits and vegetables over luxury spending. Urges homemakers to base 1939 diets on nutrition science to boost family well being and efficiency.
The guidance emphasizes including rich sources of each vitamin daily and serving some raw foods such as salads. It recommends liberal use of fruits and providing milk amounts: a pint per adult or a quart per child, usable as beverage or in cooked dishes.
A homemaker is urged to review family meals and assess whether daily menus provide complete nutrition. The writer questions whether recent months reflect progress in dietary choices including adequate protein fats carbohydrates minerals vitamins and fiber for buoyant health.
Homemakers are urged to plan for a new year by inventorying goods and exploring sewing patterns. The Sewing Circle presents No. 1597 and No. 1644 with multiple dress and closet pieces, detailing yardage and notions for sizes and fabrics. Patterns priced at 15 cents each, order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
The passage recommends consuming vegetables in abundance and using evaporated milk as a supplement to bottled milk. It notes many fruits and vegetables are in season most of the year, allowing selection of mineral and vitamin rich foods at affordable prices.
Practical home guidance on preventing rust with lime in storage, inspecting baby toys, using a washer for fabric dyeing, cleaning burnt pans with salt, proper fur garment drying, adding color to foods, fire hazard in basements, and buying spices in small packs to keep oils fresh.
Figures from the Paris post of the American Legion show slightly over 1,500 members of the Never Goe Home battalion of the A E F remain in France twenty years after the Armistice. Most are married to French wives and never returned to the United States, yet none has renounced U S citizenship.
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