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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
Cape dresses prove practical and attractive as frock and cape combinations gain popularity. Crepe and taffeta remain in demand with straight lines in crepe frocks and three piece outfits selling well. Buyers predict a summer vogue for simple silk dresses over cotton frocks using heavier canton crepes and ros hanhera fabrics.
Instructions describe using boiling water to loosen raisin seeds. Pour over raisins, let stand a few minutes, then drain to facilitate seeds separating from the fruit.
The article discusses summer styling with long 16 button gloves matching short or elaborate sleeves. It notes the white all white ensemble rising in popularity and previews novelty gloves with elastic puffings and bracelet designs with contrasting embroidered bands.
A bridal robe showcases a traditional white satin dress with an exceptionally long squared veil weighted by orange blossoms. Subtle color appears as long green faced panels from the shoulder, echoing the white and green bouquet for a striking, fashionable touch.
Fringed sport skirts are stylish and often paired with scarfs in the same fabric. Scarfs sold as complements complete the coordinated set when no coat is worn.
The style procession favors cotton frocks in lavender green and periwinkle gingham with small checks, two tone effects, and white accents. Linen returns due to price, but requires care. a yellow and white gingham frock with organdie inserts shows the season’s look alongside a growing vogue for organdie dresses for easy care and laundering.
London spring fashion centers on negligee as the main style. Waists drop to the hips with bright bead girdles contrasting simple frocks. Dresses feature under robes and sowing draperies with full sleeves that flare and taper to cuffs. Skirts lengthen while back remains low necklines and fronts rise.
An old tablecloth with wear along the edge can be repurposed into a neat lunch cloth. Cut away the worn edge and use the outside portion to form a hem two to three inches wide by folding and stitching between the cloth edges.
Lesson outlines Jeremiah's capture and rescue highlighting his faith under pressure. It notes Jeremiahs bold truth telling, God's deliverance, and the role of Ebedmelech the African servant, with practical questions on suffering and God's power.
A biblical verse emphasizes Zion as lasting from generation to generation with Jerusalem cleansed and the Lord dwelling there, underscoring divine judgment and perpetual habitation in a prophetic prophecy.
Romans 12 17 21 guidance on honest conduct urges not to repay evil with evil but to seek good in the sight of all. A moral exhortation for restraint forgiveness and virtuous living in public and private life.
A biblical quotation from James 3 2 highlights that a man who never errs in speech is considered perfect. The saying emphasizes control of words as a measure of moral maturity.
A thoughtful reflection on courage from a columnist citing Robert Louis Stevenson and examples from boxing, bullies, and danger. True bravery is acting despite fear, especially when the action protects loved ones or upholds honor.
Advice on living life to the fullest through fair exchange, selflessness, and action. The piece urges embracing humility, generosity, and effort to transform ideas into useful deeds, warning that selfishness dulls happiness and opportunity. It likens ideas to diamonds that must be cut and used to reveal value.
The article traces the origin of the term quarantine and related 40 day periods in history. It cites biblical, medieval, and religious references from Moses to Lent, mentions William the Conqueror and Magna Charta, and notes the French use of quarantine to curb plague while suggesting the number nine drives the lunar division.
This reading highlights a vintage kitchen guide with an iron kettle method for chicken, parsnips, and Finnan Haddie. It describes browning, minimal water steaming, and finishing sauces, plus two parsnip preparations and a brief clipped anecdote about unemployment.
An affectionate poem by Will M Maupin reflects on daily joys and sorrows. It describes love, friendship, work, rest, and family as life’s enduring rhythm. The verse celebrates homecomings, childhood wonder, and resilience through life’s battles.
The text traces mentions of the bookworm Ravages by Evenus around 450 B C and notes later writings by Horace Ovid Pliny Martial and Lucretius on its effects.
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