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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
7
A 1932 WNU Bell Syndicate feature urges women to stop fearing and wasting energy on anxieties. It links nerves and health to confidence, promotes exercise, fresh air, sleep, sensible diets, and reasonable beauty routines, and cautions against early cosmetic excess while celebrating natural youth and self‑acceptance.
A raw portrait of a determined inventor who insists there is always a better method and product. He combines deep respect for current reality with a craving for bigger, better opportunities and work.
Cherie Nicholas surveys crisp and sheer class day gowns for graduates. Embroidered organdie over color-matched slips and mousseline de soie in white and pastel tones dominate this season. New pin-tuck detailing, cap sleeves and puffed sleeves shape youthful silhouettes.
Spring fashion centers on fawn and beige tones with suits in soft fawn shading and brown fur trims. Consumers are warned that overly lavish furred outfits are inappropriate for morning wear, while well cut simple suits offer lasting versatility across occasions.
The popularity of semi-sheer fabrics remains strong with georgette and crepe weaves dominating wardrobes. More light frocks in semi-sheer materials appear than any other weight, giving women ample options to complete seasonal ensembles.
An afternoon dress in canton crepe features wide full sleeves with black satin inset and a deep beige alencop ce, highlighting the contrast between grege and black in its lace trimmed detail.
A corduroy pajama suit in bright blue trousers and orange blouse is praised as practical waterproof beachwear and stylish for lounging and daytime recreation. Tailored effects are noted as especially suitable this season.
Fashion notes borrow the collar of Old Dobbin for new spring frocks. Big soft hoop collars in velvet or crepe fall to mid waist and pair with simple dark dresses. Most ensembles feature two large artificial flowers caught on one side.
Lesson centers on Jacob journeying to Egypt amid family reunion with Joseph. Pharaoh welcomes the clan to Goshen as Joseph arranges housing and sustenance while blessing his father and guiding his kin through famine. The text links honoring parents to divine guidance and provision.
A devotional note highlighting how recognizing Christ as depicted in the Gospels kindles direct affection. Emphasizes that perfect attainment of love is gradual, sparked by the person of Christ as presented in scripture.
Quoted line by W Robertson Nichol speaks of waking to new messages each morning and the promise of God’s attentive heed when hearts are poured out in prayer or devotion. The reflection underscores personal faith and daily spiritual renewal.
Rimini clockmaker Cos tanzo Renzi completes a bamboo 36 hour clock built as a Fascist emblem. It displays hour minute second moon phase weekday month and day of month. On striking a flag with king and Il Duce appears chimes play Giovinezza a mortar salvo fires and a tricolor reappears. Renzi says it cannot be used for home lessons.
A concise remark notes that beauty may accompany limited intellect, but minimal requirements suffice for pursuing desire or attention, suggesting social expectations surrounding appearance and competence.
A wry remark notes that middle age is reached when a man begins to yawn during vaudeville performances signaling a shift in entertainment tastes.
A Croatian peasant was caught with a gold ring a silver watch and a gold watch-chain belonging to a friend who had died five years earlier. He claimed he sought cheaper items to return to the grave but was found to have planned to rob the body for gold-filled teeth, which he could not obtain on the first visit.
Judge E. P. Woods and Roy L. Reid of Belvedere Gardens California attached a note to a dollar asking anyone who held the bill to write their name. The bill left at four o clock one afternoon and returned the next day at four o clock bearing 182 signatures.
A humorous exchange shows a father praising his son for good marks this term while the son notes his own high marks due to the father's lack of help with homework. The dialogue highlights playful parenting and student self assessment.
A strong will is described as firmness and obstinacy in steadfast resolve. The note links willpower to resilience and determination in pursuing goals.
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