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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
London embroideries and woven serges headline next season’s fancy suitings. Extreme novelties for skirts with plaits pair with plain matching fabrics. Embroidery patterns feature vertical stripes of silk in purple silver green gold yellow and rust on navy or black grounds.
A new filet mesh of heavy cord woven like hand knitted filet in wool yarns offers a versatile fabric for afternoon dresses and household decor. Cream and ecru colors in various widths, especially skirt widths, plus candle-wick cotton versions for table runners and dresser scarfs with knotted fringe.
A vivid fashion trend highlights stacking bone or carved ivory bracelets in white and colored hues. A recent afternoon costume of dull tomato chiffon showcased a tomato tone enhanced by bone bracelets in red, green, orange and purple. French bracelets in black and translucent greens and oranges add chic variety to the display.
A practical outfit combines Scotch plaid gingham with chambray and white voile. Describes a plaited plaid skirt with plaid bloomers and a plaid blouse. Details a blue Swiss dress with cuffs cape collar and white organdie sash. Notes a pale blue chambray dress with embroidery and bloomers. Also describes a yellow chambray dress for very young girls with checked gingham trim.
The piece notes capes with bolster collars and rose silk collars, plus many coats with high standup collars. It recommends contrasting handbags, giving examples like a scarlet bag with a dark suit, peri winkle blue with tan, and white with jade. Matching bag, hat, and stockings is described as ultimate smartness.
Knitted dresses move beyond sportswear toward lace effects in silk and wool for informal evening wear. The trend highlights lighter textures and versatile knits suitable for stylish after dark looks.
The article notes white elephants painted on bracelets with black contrasts and small metal figures on gold or silver chains. Women collect odd trinkets while traveling, and fancy gloves echo court styles of the Medici and Valois era, though perfumes tied to gloves have been dropped.
A fashion note describes sport wear moving away from strict mannish edges to ribbon and leather bindings. Trim accents will soften the mannish look, with gros grain ribbon or leather finishes replacing edge seams. Pastel tweeds and homespuns yield the most engaging effect.
White and oyster colored pengee fabrics styled in gowns for early spring resort wear. Designers showcase economical fabrics favored by cost conscious women seeking versatile outfits.
A brief Sunday School lesson guide by Rev P B Fitzwater outlines a Bible teaching plan for the church Sunday School program. The article emphasizes clear scriptural interpretation and practical application for learners in 1923.
Lesson themes outline King Asa to Nebuchadnezzar with a focus on prosperity through reliance on God and adversity from pride and disobedience. It covers leaders Asa Joash Uzziah Hezekiah Isaiah Jeremiah Jehoiakim and Nebuchadnezzar with notes on revival, prophecy, temple repair, and judgments.
Rose Blythe faces a winter of losses at the Emmons bookshop. Bob Lane quits, then reveals a costly truth about his departure and a mistaken accusation against him. Emmons confirms Lane’s innocence and offers Rose a path back to trust as Lane returns to work in a leadership role.
A devotional quote from I Peter 2 21 on following Christ s example urges believers to endure suffering as a model for conduct and faith. The excerpt emphasizes humility perseverance and imitation of Jesus in daily life.
A short aphorism notes that trusting men reduces mistakes compared with constant distrust, attributed to Cavotr. The line emphasizes faith in others as a guiding principle.
A compact quotation notes that well timed silence has more eloquence than speech attributed to Martin Farquhar Tupper. The line emphasizes restraint and the power of quiet.
The article presents two theories for the phrase blue blood. One links it to Spanish sangre azul used for Castilian aristocracy. The other claims it arose from pale-skinned aristocrats whose veins show blue, unlike hardworking families with thicker skin.
A woman buys two live fowls at a market after a country girl refuses to sell one separately. The girl explains her mother said the birds had lived together for fifteen years and it would be cruel to separate them now.
A St Louis reader shares relief from back pain nervous fatigue and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy restored her strength let her work at home and at Swift's Packing Company and recommends it to friends.
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