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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
7
A fashion writer notes that child dress design now follows Paris couture, with American modistes translating top labels into infant frocks. Styles range from cottons and percale equivalents to crepes, voiles, chiffons, and party dresses in pastel Paris-inspired palettes.
The article outlines matching slippers to evening gowns with options from a single beige satin pair to multiple colors. It notes elaborate embellishments such as buckles pearls and jeweled detailing, with sandals and gilded heels to express theme, and cautions simple dresses with ornate footwear.
The article describes charming small scale dresses in organdie and chiffon with painted flowers and rose motifs. It notes grown women’s silhouettes demand varied materials and colors. Ferronierre designs unify crepes and silks, offering enduring style with many color variants suitable for multiple occasions. New chiffons showcase venere blue cyclamen petunia shell salmon rose greens and yellows.
The Springfield Republican notes that certain gems suit older women better. Amethysts flatter white hair and blue eyes, garnets suit colorless tones, and onyx offers more life. Aquamarines in gold, gray pearls, and warm cloudy amber also fit aging styles with blonde hair touched by gray.
Ribbons repeatedly claim a key role in styles as they weave through gowns. Designers blend satin and velvet, creating color symphonies and rich compositions with brocaded ribbon blocks and metallic accents.
A teacher notes two review methods biographical sketches of Peter Paul Stephen Philip and Barnabas and a summary approach previewing Acts lessons from Pentecost to the spread of the gospel. Key themes include signs miracles conversion and mission work.
Henry Churchill King states a guiding principle that value lies in offering opportunity rather than pressuring belief. He argues true judgment comes from how we enable others to form opinions and act, rather than defending or arguing for a position.
A compact reflection notes that it might be better to endure all nature's miseries at once than to bear persistent guilt. The line contrasts existential hardship with moral burden, invoking Shakespeare’s meditation on suffering and conscience.
Earl Balfour urged maintain faith and courage amid rising problems he believed would multiply beyond past expectations. He warned against fear that the future might be less glorious yet urged steady resolve.
This excerpt emphasizes loving truth as the core of human perfection and the seed for all other virtues as argued by John Locke. It highlights truth as essential to moral development and ethical behavior.
Across Japan families fly carp flags to honor boys with each flag marking age. Flags are bright and varied as households compete in displays, the carp symbolizing boys swimming upstream against life’s current and a new generation of manhood.
The article traces historical miles from the American mile to the English and Ho man mile and notes European use varies 1,100 to 12,000 yards. It states Europe has largely replaced miles with the kilometer, a metric unit about 8,280.8 feet, close to five-eighths of a mile.
Advertising copy promotes Cuticura products to remove pimples and blackheads. Apply Cuticura Ointment, wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water in five minutes, then use daily for skin maintenance. Include Cuticura Talcum for ongoing care.
A Science Service summary states 98 eruptions of 57 volcanoes have destroyed 190000 people since 1500 A.D. Of those fatalities, 176500 occurred around the Pacific basin, highlighting the region's deadly volcanic impact.
An old fashioned medicine in Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills is advertised as a simple remedy that regulates the stomach liver and bowels. The ad asserts nine of ten men start life poor but can endure, and offers general life advice while referencing common complaints in every town.
Harland and Wolffs annual report predicts a sea change from steamships to motorships. The firm, with 13 motorships under construction including three liners over 20,000 tons, says current indications show the motorship will supersede the steam ship as the steam era did the sailing era.
The first electric railroad in India opened last February will be extended at a cost of 23 million rupees.
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