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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

6

Change of Life Remedies Reported In Syracuse Letter

Mrs. R. E. Demine of Syracuse writes that after taking twelve bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life she recovered appetite and reduced fainting and dizzy spells. The ad touts the product as drug free, using native roots and herbs to restore heat and relieve symptoms.

Syracuse N. Y Tam Tam Gied R. E. Demine Lafayette Ave Yds E. Pinkham

New Taffetas Frocks Highlight Figure Flattering Lines

Fashion notes celebrate taffeta frocks tailored to individual figures with slim silhouettes and clever draping. A stout figure model features a long waisted semi fitted shape, two piece skirt, brick red details, georgette crepe overdrape, and a tunic with embroidered touch.

Tulle Dominates Fashion With Beaded Intricate Handwork

The piece highlights tulle as a popular fabric in couture with extensive beading and embroidery. It notes the fine, nearly invisible base allows heavy handwork to stand out, reflecting a high level of craft in a delicate material.

Jet Fashion From Now And Years Ago On Evening Caps

Jet headdresses return in evening wear with bands of jet and tassels, sometimes two pendants like earrings. The look spans gowns and is described as splendid and somewhat barbaric, aiming to evoke danger and vampiric allure for young wearers.

Flirting leads to dinner date with wife in Bronxville

A refined man in New York and a young woman at Grand Central exchange playful deception and a ticket gift, then dinner at a Palace Theatre and a Bronxville home visit. The evening ends with the man admitting he flirted with his own wife, imagining he was single again. changed dynamics reveal a marital twist in the intimate nocturnal stroll.

Grand Central Station California Palace Palace Theater Bronxville Dicky-boy

Secrets of Good Appearance in Dress and Demeanor

Neatness and simplicity define a well dressed look not stiffness, with good carriage enhancing outfits. Health and self discipline support graceful posture while busy women benefit from a single well made dress. Color notes include copper chaudron, citron, jade resembling light turquoise, and a Chinese jade inspired green.

Some Colors You See Egyptian Designs Lead Spring Dress

Egyptian designs and colors lead spring fashion as dressmakers echo tea traditions in bold palettes. Designers feature vibrant hues and classic motifs signaling a seasonal shift in style and taste.

Fashions In Brief Glove and Bag Match and Embroidery Trends

Glove and bag coordination remains fashionable with white chalk beads on pink georgette. Fine embroidery is minimized on gowns, while morning dresses explore printed Japanese crepe. Crepe gabardine rises in vogue, offering dual textures. rubber faced satin coats and skirts become chic with a rubbery finish on the outside and soft interior for straps and lapels.

Graceful Skirts For Later Wear In Light Silks

Graceful light silken skirts are described as alluring and beautiful. Jersey and novelty silks prove pretty and simple models look striking. White, rose, and blue skirts pair well with blouses or sweaters and may feature small pocket notes.

Freezone promises painless corn treatment

An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, quick corn remover. It claims instant pain relief and easy removal with fingers, noting the druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents and that it works on hard and soft corns and calluses without irritation. It cites a Cincinnati genius as the discoverer.

Cincinnati Adv

The Language. A Man’s Campaign Statement Questioned

A passerby asks about a mayoral candidate’s platform as he runs for office. The terse exchange centers on what the candidate stands for and his policy positions during the campaign trail.

Louisiana Tops States With 19 Registered Women Statisticians

Louisiana reports 19 registered women statisticians, the highest tally among all states, signaling a lead in the profession and highlighting regional growth in statistical careers.

Louisiana

Dry as a fish man hears a drink word

A playful quip asks what to offer a man claiming dryness. The line suggests giving him a drink, punning on dryness and thirst with light humor.

Allen's Foot Base Powder Promoted for Boots and Baths

The Plattsburg Camp Manual urges men in training to shake Allen's Foot Base into their shoes every morning. The antiseptic powder prevents blisters and sore spots and relieves painful feet, swollenness, and bunions. Use to break in new shoes.

Allen Plattsburg

Method in that Madness

In the Rehoboth Sunday Herald excerpt Henry Brown notes his son Gerald smoking a pipe at seventeen with two dollars weekly. Mrs Brown protests while Henry jokes there is method in the madness and pockets money for the father as Gerald offers a pipe refill.

Henry Mrs. Brown Mr. Brown Gerald Rehoboth Sunday Herald

Quote on life and small things from Barker

A short adage notes that life consists of small matters and warns against scorning them as it harms personal gain and well being. The remark emphasizes the value of daily details.

Date Palm a Lifeline in Desert Lands and Diet

Feature notes the date palm as essential to life in Egypt Arabia and Persia. It thrives with water, reaches up to 100 feet, offers shade for travelers, and provides fruit and medicinal value. The date stone even feeds camels.

Egypt Arabia Persia Hawaii California Florida Cuba Palestine

Prominent Trait Sparks Marital Union Insight

A Pearson's Weekly excerpt features a playful exchange between Mr. Meekton and his wife. He challenges her admiration as evidence of a trait, while she quips that his sublime nerve to seek marriage is the reason for their union. The dialogue highlights wit on marital dynamics.

Mr. Meekton Pearson's Weekly

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