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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
7
Julia Bottomley notes gingham-silk and white georgette graduations frocks in pastel and bright shades. Two piece dresses with checked taffeta, lace and tassels feature layered skirts, jabots, and bow details while sheer white fabrics launder well for summer wear.
A digest of mid century kitchen tips and recipes from Everyday Good Things. Includes spinach with cheese, hashed brown potatoes with pork fat, peas with lettuce, peach sherbet, baked fish French way, Kentucky fried chicken, molded ham, chicken Victorias, and mackerel with butter sauce. Contains practical steps and ingredient notes for home cooks.
In London Mrs. Mary Teale died after her cat leaped on the table while she ate fish startling her and causing a bone to lodge in her lung. She died before a doctor arrived and the coroner ruled accidental death.
Judge jokes that Rainproof Spriggs Strohm would not save money on a rainy day. ONeill writes a couple of rubber checks as a humorous response.
An unbroken Bayer package is described as containing directions for plating twelve tablets and bottles of 24 and 100 aimed at gold or silver plating. The text notes electroplating using a German process and an electric vacuum tube, with materials including cloth and metal objects to be plated.
Frank asks about Mae while Ted reveals a new siren for his car. The brief exchange hints at a quirky local dynamic and a possible subplot involving Mae.
The fragment mentions Dr Peery and references rapid action and a product or remedy. It includes scattered phrases about a Bingla dusting cut Wermas or Tapeworm and a price of $72 for pears. The text is unclear and fragmentary with no coherent event or context.
A Boston Transcript item discusses an odd phrase or caption about a Bright Boy and a girl's skirt. The note reflects period language and public reaction to a fashionable or moral issue in the city.
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