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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
3
A fashion writer notes the cloche has not vanished but its influence wanes in the Paris millinery scene. Autumn innovations bring new silhouettes with high crowns and large brims, while designers struggle to harmonize artful progress with traditional elegance.
The piece notes slow adoption of new styles shaping autumn and winter millinery. It credits the cloche’s sound design as key to prior fashion compromise and states the cloche dynasty has ended. It observes milady’s cautious departures and welcomes varied hat types, with highly crowned directors acceptable if flattering.
Homemakers face thrift and quality issues in food handling after delivery. Experts note heat light air and temperature affect spoilage while dust and improper storage accelerate decay. Households should promptly store purchases and ensure correct quality and brand on delivery to preserve value.
The article describes the comeback of flexible bracelets in one to two inch widths using lapis, jade and turquoise matrix set in antique filigree. It notes square topazes in box settings, a 1924 style oblong filigree buckle, and variations with an oval center stone and multi strand clasps.
Civet cat fur remains a fashionable choice for collars and cuffs this season. Its rich texture and distinctive sheen add a bold, dashy touch to wraps and outerwear in current style trends.
The article describes outfits using two contrasting colors such as brown and beige or black and green. It notes afternoon dresses with straight slits, flounces or side pleats, and black models often embroidered in white or vivid colors like blue. It highlights a black and white crepe de chine blouse paired with a white chemise and belt.
Snuff brown once seen as mediocre grows popular in 1920s fashion. Topcoats trimmed with mink are described as stunning and stylish, signaling a style trend boosted by this shade.
A tip says use a tiny amount of castor oil to soften boots or shoes. Apply well into the leather and use the finest drop to avoid excess grease and ensure proper polishing.
Elizabeth Persema leaves past life to own five acres in Vermont. With help from Hardscrabble neighbors she builds a self sustaining farm, church, and income. The story ends as Uncle Will reveals the power of facing facts.
A Shelly line notes poetry reveals beauty by lifting the veil, making familiar objects seem new and strange. The fragment reflects on poetry transforming perception and everyday scenes into fresh wonder.
A kitchen guide suggests growing parsley and buying celery cheaply for salads. It offers creative mix ideas using apples, nuts, prunes, dates, and raisins, plus ways to repurpose baked potatoes into creamed potato dishes and beet additions for color and flavor.
A nostalgic poem contrasts winter with longing for a loved one, describing spring as the greeting from You return. The speaker recalls flowers, skies, and rivers while awaiting signs of spring and the beloved’s return, expressing enduring affection and hope.
The author reflects on moments when people seek nobler lives and higher manhood or womanhood. He notes how love, wisdom, storms, and inner doubt push us toward loftier aims, yet pride and missteps threaten our progress. The remedy is to cling to faith and march forward under its protection.
John Moyer misplaced a diamond ring while setting up a radio serial in Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania. After hours of searching he spotted the house cat eyeing a gleaming stone and investigation confirmed the cat had been guarding the missing ring awaiting a move.
A short, reflective line notes the notion of giving Germany additional time to collect her respirations, suggesting patience in a tense, historical frame. The remark keeps a cautious, wry tone and hints at broader wartime reluctance.
A historical sermon notes Luke 19 29 44 presenting the kingship of Jesus at His Jerusalem entry It covers the disciples obedience the prophecy fulfillment the crowd’s acclaim the Pharisees concern and Jesus weeping over Jerusalem. It reflects on the temple cleansing and impending tragedy.
A brief reflection notes that obedience to God through scripture heart and circumstance is essential, highlighting how believers listen to divine guidance via faith and the words of trusted servants.
A playful sentence notes a fish look bugging an octopus who calls someone an old ink pod, implying a quirky underwater exchange with a humorous tone.
An excerpt from a devotional line emphasizes humility before God, stating that self-importance holds no weight in divine sight and underscoring spiritual values over personal status.
A reflective quotation on reputation as a delicate, slowly developing asset. It notes that reputation does not rise rapidly, like a gourd that cannot sprout overnight, though it may perish in a single night. The speaker likens the risk to the sudden fall of a fragile plant.
A brief note citing Christian Evangelist remarks on self reliance and willpower. The proverb-like line critiques the lack of personal resolve as a fundamental infirmity of will.
A reflective note on how small thoughts are buried under long sentences and contemplation. The piece contrasts mental noise with brief, clear sparks of insight.
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