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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
7
The speaker asks about summer travel ideas and mentions several destinations Gunnar plans to visit. They name Norway Scotland and Punk Beach as possible options while considering the gland.
In a playful exchange Efie questions why Mr Carnegie is said to have founded a library and suggests the phrase should reflect finding a book rather than founding. The dialogue hints at the distinction between discovering a book and establishing a library.
A Los Angeles physician with forty years in teaching and practice extols Grape Nuts and Postum as digestible for all, praising brain function and nerve health. He notes daily use with cream for mental work and carries the product while traveling, urging readers to look for the book The Road to Westville in every package.
A period fashion piece extols widespread use of lace in gowns wraps and millinery. It notes lace collars cuffs bodices and trims enhancing even simple dresses with clever layering. The article highlights varied lace types and combinations within single outfits and dress designs.
The article surveys high waisted shirts bodices with Magyar influence and lace trimmed fichus for summer dresses. It notes lace hats gaining favor with velvet, sheer fabrics like voile and marquisette, and predicts lace bodices and gowns in fall fashion and race day style.
The article notes a trend toward fuller sleeves below the elbow, partly due to large cuffs. It says designers blend features from multiple periods, though the leg of mutton sleeve remains unseen in copies. Shoulder lines stay clean and unpuffed, while styles drift between bare frocks and voluminous trims.
A pretty summer afghan for the baby's carriage is made of strips of handkerchief linen held with inch and a half wide dung lace. The piece is edged with the lace and lined with pink or blue silk, ornamented on the outside with a large satin bow. It makes a dainty projection and is not heating.
The latest Paris styles highlight back buttoned blouses, fluffy white net gowns, Chantilly lace, beaded sleeves, and narrow ruching. Velvet satin girdles and belts, patent leather and suede accents shape smart afternoon frocks and tunics with silk and lace trims. White and taupe shoes pair with bright silk stockings.
A West Side block scene shows a noisy group of youngsters provoking a puzzled elderly man who warns them of arrest and jail. A youngster replies she does not care, saying she is only a little girl, per the New York Mail.
Advertises Cuticura Soap and Ointment as essential for skin and hair care, claiming relief for red rough hands dry hair and thin hair. Invites readers to send a postal to Cuticura Dept Boston for samples and a 32 page booklet on skin and scalp treatment.
A Tulsa youth seeks a daughter’s hand but is refused due to age. The father, a traveling man, jokes that if she leaves for Pawhuska soon she may return older, suggesting a delayed or conditional consent amid a small town courtship rumor.
A judge notes a paradoxical era with less smoke and more gadgets as Brinkley and Cynicus speak of a world with wireless telegraph and horseless wagons. They warn of moneyless foreigners, broken marriages, and heartless heiresses.
Mrs L P Plum mer of Rockland Maine credits Kopp's Baby's Friend with calming her eight month old after constant crying and teething. The advertisement notes the product is sold by druggists in 10 25 and 60 cent sizes and offers mail samples from York Pennsylvania.
A playful exchange has a child asking to attend a fancy dress ball as a milkmaid. The aunt says the child is too small, prompting a humorous suggestion of a condensed milkmaid disguise.
Inexpensive shaped scarfs from colored silk mull for summer evenings. Hem edges and front with an inch and a half hem, add an inch wide insertion along the top, finish with white silk tassels or knotted ribbon ends.
A public notice-style promotion claims Paxtine antiseptic douches treat pelvic catarrhs. Sold at druggists for 25 cents a box or mailed postpaid from The Paxtin Toilet Co in Boston Massachusetts.
A fragment recalls a boast about eight lives and cites Garfield Tea as a remedy for liver and kidney complaints. The dialogue hints at old friendship over new and claims the tea is pure herbal medicine for health concerns.
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