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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
3
A fashion note traces directoire era influence on current styles. Details influence include high hats, raised waistlines, and jabots, with navy twill dresses, cream lace, and black satin ties. Hats feature lace, milan crowns, and bound button details, while black lace, soutache braiding, and colored ribbons define accessories.
Lace borrowed from the season’s frocks becomes delicate hats for mah jongg games and bridal parties. Designers show sheer patterned lace trimmed evening hats suitable for restaurant wear, reflecting a smart all around accessory trend.
In fashion notes the belted suit is deemed ideal for country wear. A wide belt of the suit fabric is chic and practical. Fabrics should be soft and lightweight, offered in various weaves and colors with covert, herringbone, or broken checked effects.
The piece outlines women's dress enhances such as necklines, pearl bracelets, parasols, gloves, and color matching with purses. It describes up to date features like tailored parasols, long and short gloves, leather trims, and fob watch attachments. Instructions include creating beaded silk jabots with layered silk strips and edging.
Fashion notes promote jabots as ideal with new tailored suits. Use colored georgette to create a full jabot, starting with a seven inch georgette strip and one width of material to achieve volume.
The text notes a grave bracelet of long oblong links paired with a closely worn necklace of similar design. It also highlights square or oval crystal necklaces that are longer and appear in vivid colors.
Pink chiffon with silver embroidery, pink crepe with pearls and crystals, and apricot satin with French blue appear repeatedly. Older women and debutantes alike wear these frocks, highlighting a shared fashion trend across age groups.
The gauntlet glove with an ornate cuff that pulls over the band is described as among the best selling gloves.
A compilation of simple desserts and savory dishes with lemon gelatin salad ideas baked ham with tomato and onion gravy sour cream pie orange layer cake with orange filling and honey ginger snaps plus a Maeterlinck quote on wisdom. The piece frames practical cooking tips and a taste of era kitchen humor.
A guide to meatless meals featuring Spanish potatoes with butter and onion, salad ideas with nuts and heavy mayonnaise, rich desserts, and a Mock Sausages recipe using navy beans, bread crumbs, butter, sage, and an egg, fried and served with fried apple rings.
A compact note from the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago presents a Sunday School lesson authored by Rev. P. B. Fitzwater D D. The piece reflects period religious instruction and teaching style typical of 1920s Protestant denominations.
The lesson portrays Nehemiah chapters 8 and 13 as a revival sparked by God's word. It covers reading the law, the people's reverence and understanding, and the nation’s response through conviction, joy, generosity, obedience, separation from the ungodly, worship reform, and covenant restoration.
John Rice of Franklin New Hampshire had matches in his hip pocket that ignited causing a smudge in the fabric. A gas leak was suspected, but unable to locate it he phoned the gas company. the gas man advised calling a fireman. An unrelated advertisement for Cuticura products follows.
A College Humor line features a medical examiner quipping about heart action and a pun on angiia pec toris. The applicant blurts that the condition isn’t her name, adding a humorous misdirection about identity.
Eye infection and inflammation are claimed to heal overnight with Roman Eye Balsam. The ad instructs asking a druggist for an 85 cent jar or sending to 872 Pearl Street, New York.
A Washington Star quote notes Uncle Ken challenging the idea that mind over matter affects a craps game. He argues influential numbers have never helped him, casting doubt on superstition in gambling.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item reports a patriotic crowd gathered at Music Hall and upon being asked to sing the national anthem, it was found that everyone present knew all the verses.
The balance wheel revolves 18 000 times each hour and would travel about 2 500 miles in a year if worn constantly.
A literary line attributed to Victor Hugo emphasizes laughter that opens the hips and heart, revealing both pearls and the soul.
A quotation from Severy notes that adversity shapes character more than prosperity and that storms forge mariners more than calm seas.
A local speaker urges embracing minority voices to strengthen society. The message notes every majority started as a minority and promotes inclusion across communities.
A Franklin quotation notes that life experience preserves a cherished school while foolish people learn nothing else. It frames practical wisdom as the core education of adulthood and emphasizes experiential learning over other formal paths.
A judge notes the subject as a wonderful conversationalist and remarks that her impression depends on the company she kept last. The exchange hints at personal reputation affecting courtroom perception.
A quip about experience prompts the question of whether his wife is a skilled cook. The remark jokingly recalls the notion of roasting a spouse, suggesting a darker joke about past marriages.
An old patent medicine claim promotes Filetecher’s Castoria as relieving constipation stomach upset wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children for over 80 years aiding digestion and fever reduction as it regulates the stomach and bowels.
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