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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
6
A New York Times correspondent notes that accessories impress with variety and allure. Vanity cases purses cigarette holders and lip stick carriers in silver jade amber coral onyx and crystal adornments. Gloves and jeweled heels complete the season’s ornate style with period bracelets and bold bead necklaces.
A New England talk with a grocery proprietor reveals delivery costs as a major burden. With 4 to 8 percent delivery expense relative to gross sales and only partial delivery, shifting to no delivery or consumer shopping can cut costs and prices. Households saving by shopping in person gain choice and efficiency. The discussion emphasizes reducing delivery fills to lower consumer prices and overhead.
Devising a method to extend clothing life for families with small children. Panti es can last two to three seasons if waistline is raised with buttons for first year wear. later seasons use lower button set. Extra width hems and inside tucks lengthen dresses petticoats and coats. lightweight coats can be turned up with lining hidden.
A note on Scotch plaid remaining stylish with hand some wool coats featuring gay plaid and deeply fringed hems, highlighting enduring plaid trend in menswear.
The author notes that purchasing home herself saves waiting time for deliveries and allows perishables to be iced sooner, reducing the first source of food waste in the home.
The winter fashion focuses on long coats worn with ensembles or as outerwear. Rich suede woolens and velvets in cranberry, browns, greens, and black create slimming silhouettes. Light furs in natural tones highlight the look, with straight lines and occasional hem flare. Wide fur cuff sleeves resemble muff or balloon style, and decorative bows appear where fabric is drawn through the cuff.
A description praises schoolgirl attire featuring small blue green and white check flannel dresses with matching coats. Collared with appropriate fur trims the outfits highlight practical yet stylish uniforms.
Lesson text centers on Jesus comforting disciples after announcing His departure. He promises a heavenly home, the way to God, and His return. The Holy Spirit as the helper will guide understanding and grant peace as believers await reunion.
The quotation emphasizes that improvement lies in how actions are carried out rather than the sheer volume of work. It argues quality and method matter more than quantity in achieving better results.
A compact quotation from Carlyle presents the idea of a first duty known to be a duty and a second duty that becomes clearer with effort. The line reflects on moral obligation and self awareness in a succinct philosophical note.
A cryptic lines section suggests a philosophical riddle about time and place. The verse ponders future existence and contrasts certainty with unknowns, hinting at a metaphysical theme rather than a concrete event or person.
A brief reflection contrasts worldly joy with godly sorrow, noting sorrow can lead to true joy via spiritual growth. The phrase frames joy as the outcome of confronting sorrow with faith.
A vintage advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a cure for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related ailments. It asserts fifty eight years of successful use in millions of households worldwide and notes 80 and 90 cent bottle pricing.
The fusee chain in old English watches was handmade with punched blanks and rivets. Linking pieces were formed by punch and die, and pins, riveting, and finishing were all done by hand. Now fusee and chain serve mainly in marine chronometers as an equalizer of motive power.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for soothing itching scalp and dandruff. It advises gently rubbing affected spots, then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming clear skin and soft white hands with daily use.
A 29 acre bird sanctuary in the southwest part of Rhode Island near Westerly is bequeathed to the Rhode Island Audubon Society. Trees shrubs and berry bushes will be planted and the tract converted into a refuge for student wildlife observation. A trust fund of 15000 dollars will provide ongoing maintenance.
A warning ad urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on the package or tablets to receive genuine aspirin trusted by physicians for 23 years. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and to say Bayer when purchasing.
In a framed anecdote from a bygone page, a butcher contemplates the hesitation before killing a lamb at a Sheep Diner. The verses evoke a reverent, moral tone about mercy and fate in a playful, antiquated setting.
A remark frames the music teacher's enterprise as frightening at best while noting that justice relies on moderation guided by wisdom. The statement contrasts fear with measured ethics in professional conduct.
The Detroit News reports a colony of bees has settled between the baggage car’s roof and ceiling on a small Texas branch line. The bees enter as the whistle signals departure and exit at each end of the line to forage honey, unfazed by daily trips.
Men increasingly use complexion creams, especially middle aged or older, to look and feel younger when skillfully applied.
A wry aphorism notes that a man who claims deep knowledge of women often concedes his ignorance. The quote emphasizes humility and limits of certainty in understanding gender dynamics.
Four giant electric sign monograms C and D were mounted on the Union Central Life Insurance building in Cincinnati. Each letter stood 12 feet high and 10 feet wide and housed 60 lamps, lighting up the 38th floor tower high above the city.
Hoxslie's Croup Remedy marketed for croup and congestive colds claims to prevent pneumonia. 60 cents. Manufactured by All Gruge gists in Kells Co., Newburgh, New York.
A whispered family plea asks secrecy about an engagement, while an actress affirms its private nature and requests discretion among friends and the public.
The fragment ponders what sight would delight the Creator more than a cheerful being. It reflects on joy, creation, and the nature of happiness as a possible higher value.
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