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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
2
C Houston Goudiss reports that the Cake Recipe Contest drew a large number of submissions. Home economists in New York City test and taste many cakes and will announce winners of 25 first prize, five 1000 second prizes, and ten 500 third prizes. Prize winners and honorable mentions will be printed in a booklet distributed nationally.
The Empire State Building rises 402 stories to 1 248 feet, on bedrock over two acres at Fifth Avenue and Thirty third Street. Construction ran from February 1930 to May 1931, costing about 55 million dollars on the former Waldorf Astoria site.
The ancient Persian tale opens on a dawn lit plain near the River Oxus. Sohrab, son of Rustum, asks Peran Wisa to allow single combat against the Persian champion to gain fame for his tribe. Peran Wisa warns of risk, yet Sohrab insists, recounting his life and quest.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights a summer mood of dressy, feminine outfits centered on dark silk sheer and chiffon gowns with meticulous detailing. From black navy ensembles to jewel accents and luxe hats, the piece guides stylish versatility for afternoon wear and formal occasions.
Dr. Thomas Arnold, head master of Rugby, is the father of Mathew Arnold born in 1822. Mathew attended Oxford, became professor of poetry, and formed the era’s major critical voice. His background and poetry interpretation shaped modern literary criticism.
The tale follows Sohrab and Rustum as they clash in single combat on a battlefield. Sohrab unknowingly battles his father, mortally wounds him by spear, and learns the truth as Rustum mourns his dead son. The moment binds father and son through shared blood and tragedy.
A man’s view outlines a white tussor suit designed by Creed for summer wear. The ensemble features a red scarf and a jaunty sailor hat from Rose Valois, highlighting a high color style as a major summer trend.
The latest satin usage highlights summer coats with a navy blue model over pink satin back crepe and bold color mixes. Vera Borea features shorter skirts, a waist and hip corselet line, and gowns emphasizing fuller skirts. Leading materials include shantung linen sackcloth fantasy crepes and wool laces with insect motifs such as grasshoppers locusts and bees as trims.
A New York style expert counsels budget conscious women to restrict daytime wardrobes to simple, versatile pieces. She advocates seasonal basic colors, two piece suits, casual millinery, conservative mid heel shoes, and meticulous grooming from seams to heels to maintain style on a limited budget.
Teenagers embrace small sailor hats with ribbons under the chin, drawing attention from younger girls and established fashion circles as a new accessory fad.
A fragmentary line delivers a George Washington reflection: true friendship grows slowly and endures adversity before earning its title. The source text appears garbled but conveys the proverb about friendship and trials.
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