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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
Studies published in England show life expectancy linked to job type. Clergymen and farmers have high rates of working past 70, while bank officials and writers also enjoy long lives. Grave-diggers see reductions in insurance premiums, and actors show the highest mortality risk with one in six dying before 70.
A Sandusky reader recalls a bridge club of finicky girls with varied tastes. One dislikes salads, another refuses sweets, a third avoids fruit, and a fourth shuns meat. The younger brother quips that only a good caw of tobacco remains.
The article discusses the heart as a pumping organ in a closed vascular system and explains how atmospheric pressure changes affect the body. It notes rheumatic and heart conditions worsen with weather shifts and highlights indoor air conditioning as a developing field for aiding circulatory disorders.
Chic triple sheer print jackets and dresses arrive for day wear. Models show three looks in bemberg fabric with net yokes, shirring, and floral accents. Designers preview wrinkle resistance, easy care, and versatile ensembles for warm seasons.
Cherie Nicholas notes lace dominating this season with salmon pink creations. A transparent skirt reveals a color matched slip, and a velvet sash mirrors the hue. Jewelry includes three graduated pearl strands, a rhinestone bracelet, and a pearl bracelet.
The article notes a tidal shift toward broader skirts with chiffon pleats both in daytime and evening wear. It highlights sunburst pleats and Grecian-inspired bodices, with variations in front or back fullness and panel godets adding width for the season.
Hats shift away from plain styles with forward projecting brims and beret drapes. Coarse novelty straws in shiny and rough textures appear beside Milans and stitched taffeta hats. The era of trimming returns as milliners follow the contour line with flowers and new shapes.
A description highlights a pi quant newcomer coat in wool regard, with varieties from black to pale blue, full sleeves and soft collars. The garment flares and swings above fashionable afternoon dresses, emphasizing its formal swagger and refined cut.
A structured Christian lesson outlines the Holy Spirit promise, partial Pentecost fulfillment, and the Spirit's roles. It covers names of the Spirit, works such as regeneration, teaching, conviction of sin and righteousness, guidance, prayer, gifts, sealing, unity, and grave peril of grieving the Spirit. It cites John 14 16 17 John 16 13 Romans 8 and Ephesians 1 4 6.
A literary quotation frames joy as the driving force of nature and cosmic order. It claims joy releases flowers, light, and distant celestial bodies from their distant orbits, moving the world’s great clock.
A reflective line from James Russell Lowell contrasts personal nobility with the enduring worth of other people. It suggests virtue grows when it awakens in others and returns as majesty.
A description of the Wheel of Mystery quilt patterns by Grandmother Clark explains 18 inch blocks made of four 1 8 inch sub blocks in reversed colors forming dark wheels and light wheels. It notes 20 blocks with a 6 inch border yield an 81 by 99 inch quilt and promises 33 patchwork quilts from book No 23 with full illustrations and instructions mailed for 15 cents.
Quote from William S. Taylor praising kindergartens for freedom in work and a homelike atmosphere. Free publicity literature for promoting public school kindergartens available from the National Kindergarten Association at 8 West Fortieth Street, New York City.
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