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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
7
A Florida citrus lawyer picks up a muttering stranger claiming a man named Ed Watts slandered him. They confront Watts at a cabin. the larger man admits the accusation, sparing a violent outcome, leaving the car’s passenger satisfied that the quarrel is settled.
A World War I veteran recounts his long service from Cuba and the Philippines to the plains and mountains, noting no fear of danger but declaring this World War will be his last. A prior tale recalls a Spanish American War volunteer who endured brutal hurts and declared his devotion to country, even as he feared loving any other.
A burly Negro boxer seeks a bout at an athletic club but loses to a dependable colored opponent. After two rounds he is knocked down and counted out in the third. The referee prodigiously heckles him, and the fighter answers he will fight again but not tonight.
A Paris fashion outlook from the New York Herald Tribune foresees lasting use of the flare in new forms. The shift toward gradual skirt distension with gored cuts replaces the abrupt hemline, while back fullness grows alongside widening fronts and hems. Designers Jenny and Martial et Armand back the evolving style.
An established Paris fashion house offers a rose bel ge voile gown outlined in gilt beads with painted nosegays and a voile coat trimmed with diagonal tucks and an orange fox choker. A black and white ensemble features a filet lace sleeveless coat over a black georgette frock with intricate trims. The collection showcases transparent coats pairing with frocks to create harmonious color effects and a prominent all white look for the year.
In Paris a new summer trend features transparent coats worn by stylish women on warm days. They add a dressier look with minimal weight and come in voile crepe mesh and lace with painted gauze and beaded chiffons.
Reports indicate designers are pushing toward a higher waistline with flared fullness above the knees. Indications show the waistline will rise slightly above the normal line while both the normal and lower styles remain in circulation.
This season women show interest in pouch bags with varied materials from tapestries to leathers. The smart bags feature gold piping and jeweled chains, with color pairings like maire in lanvin green and blonde. Black and white or black and red combinations appear in fabrics and leathers.
Style notes show wide brimmed leghorns with soft velvet crowns returning to favor. The hats feature collapsible crowns and broad flanging in brown velvet and natural colors, highlighting the season's smart accessory trend.
Designers showcase demi toilett e wraps in chantilly and novelty laces, in black white and beige. A cocoa colored lace coat wows with woven gilt, while another piece features a striking black and silver combination.
The article describes using 27 inch silk tubing to make an undervest. It explains cutting and hemming ends, sewing ribbon shoulder straps, and threading a ribbon through the top. It notes limited widths above 86 inches and praises the tubing for comfort under a corset and with a well fitted brassiere as practical modern underclothing.
When sewing a blouse collar avoid stretching the collar piece. If needed the blouse neck can be stretched, but not the collar to ensure a proper fit around the neck.
Scarfs are hand painted in pastel shades on delicate backgrounds. The oblong piece resembles a show item and proves the most popular shape among available designs.
Lesson outlines Paul and Barnabas in Antioch Pisidia, focusing on the synagogue visit, Paul’s first sermon, doctrinal themes of justification by faith, and the sermon’s effects. Includes historical, apologetical, and practical points with emphasis on faith in Jesus and subsequent opposition.
A historical quotation by Jean Paul Richter praising Christ as the holy and mighty figure who lifts empires and redirects the course of history. The passage emphasizes Christ’s timeless governance across ages and centuries.
A compact meditation notes that divine guidance is essential for life and that trials may precede understanding, framing faith as a guiding force through hardship as taught by an evangelical teacher.
The United States Department of Agriculture Biological Survey tests using Rocky Mountain ground squirrels and San Francisco chipmunks at the Southwestern Forest Experiment Station. A four-tree seed group in an acre of cut-over western yellow pine yields about 92 000 seeds in a good year, enough to feed one squirrel family and three chipmunk families for roughly two weeks, challenging natural reforestation in good seed years.
Advertisement urges purchases of the Cuticura trio Soap Ointment and Talcum priced 25c each for skin care. It touts talcum as an exquisite powder for face skin baby and dusting and claims other perfumes become unnecessary.
A tense scene unfolds as a wife and husband argue about burglars in the house. A deep-voiced intruder reassures them with a calm remark that they are not downstairs but upstairs, then wishes them good night.
Popular Science Monthly notes six hundred U S patents issued for curling devices aimed at creating curls. Innovations include hot air steam methods and permanent waving machines. The first American patent for curling hair was granted in 1857 to Lewis for an iron heated by hot water.
A newlywed wife asks a fish market man which fish would hurt her husband least after he goes fishing, implying a playful vow to avoid causing offense. The market man nods as she probes with a wry wedding day quip.
A remark about late hours and parental storytelling sparks debate as an informal exchange reveals a blunt stance on bedtime routines. The speaker defends their schedule claiming children have reached a mature age and rejects late nights.
A Republican quip contrasts two types of people the intelligentsia and morons noting the intelligentsia do the classifying. The remark reflects ongoing partisan rhetoric about judgment and social hierarchy.
A father learns his school now boasts a glee club while his son disputes the boast saying they do not boast about it. The exchange underscores pride and humility in a school community.
A compact collection of proverb like lines attributed to Benjamin Franklin and Dr Peery promotes restraint and timely aid. The lines juxtapose mercy with justice and warn against harsh remedies that harm the vulnerable while seeking swift cures.
A widow speaks with praise for her deceased husband, while a sleeper remains quietly disengaged, highlighting a contrast between public tributes and private rest.
A concise note argues belief alone holds little power without practical action. It suggests conviction must translate into steps and outcomes to shape reality, emphasizing the link between faith and steady work.
A Ellensburg Washington reader testifies how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased monthly menstrual pain in adolescence and again after marriage. She credits six bottles each time and endorses the remedy, offering to answer letters about its effects.
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