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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
7
Fashion critique notes a blend of ultra feminine negligees with earring trims on hats. The piece highlights earring embellishments on snug helmet shapes and hats, buckles on felts, and lace and chiffon fabrics influencing summer millinery. It credits Julia Bottomley and Western Newspaper Union for the 1927 fashion overview.
Pineapple enhances salads desserts and savory dishes in a 1927 feature. Recipes include Meringue Pie Mix Flounder Rings Cabbage and Pineapple Salad Pineapple Carrot Salad and Planked Fish with vegetables. Clam Chowder Pineapple Tarts and a pineapple custard finish the collection.
An American company completed what is described as the world’s largest oval rug for a famous New York theater. The 41 by 58 foot rug weighs over two tons after shearing, with 33 hundred pounds of dyed surface yarn and 1,800 pounds of backing. The central design features an R letter, surrounded by microphone motifs, four musical instrument shields, light spectrum and film reel motifs, animal forms, and a crimson and gold main field with blue taupe panels.
Good health depends on digestion and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are promoted to safeguard health. Advertisement states address 872 Pearl Street New York.
A Philadelphia Record quote notes barbers report men feel slighted when customers with appointments leap ahead. The barber explains that with more women clients by appointment, walk ins wait longer and feel the delay is unfair, not the total waiting time.
Moscow correspondent reports Gorky in White Russia hosts Russia's first Sunday university for peasants. The two year course aims at broader education for wage earners unable to study on weekdays with emphasis on agricultural subjects.
Dr Woods Hutchinson argues that forefathers got carbohydrates not from sugar but from plum pudding and fat rich dumplings. He claims this gave them robust health and lively morning vigor despite the cannonball dumplings and sour prune flavor.
The phrase suggests that taking occasional rest can slow the perception of aging, implying regular breaks help preserve energy and longevity by reducing cumulative fatigue and stress over time.
James H Schnell of Runnels Iowa identified a murdered man near Mason City as his brother Phil after both men read the description. At the morgue Phil also believed the dead man could be his brother Jim. They learned it was a mistaken identity and left happier.
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