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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

5

Double Tiered Ruffles Pattern 2220 for Sun day dress

Fashion scoop highlights a sun day pattern 2220 for a soft powder blue chiffon dress with double tiered ruffles. It includes illustrated sewing steps and sizes 14 through 40, with 15 cents requested and orders to Sewing Circle Pattern department New York City.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

New Style Cottons Dominate Summer Fashion This Year

Cherie Nichols notes cottons rise in high fashion this season with seersuckers crepe cord seersucker flaxen batistes and striped batiste offering variety for sportswear day dresses and children's frocks. ensembles emphasize practicality price and easy sewing.

Batiste Western Newspaper Union

Simian Sagacity Quip on Monkey Line Causes Banter

In a witty exchange the professor dismisses the notion of disgrace in being descended from a monkey. He notes a monkey’s restraint from alcohol tobacco and profanity and its skill at choosing the right moment to climb a tree.

Child reports father hired for six watchmen job

A pupil tells the class his father has work again and explains in simple terms that he now has to watch six watchmen. The remark reflects community concern and humor in the Border Cities Star report.

Border Cities Star

Naughty Ghost In The Closet Takes All The Cookies

A playful note from the Border Cities Star features a dialogue where Willie accuses a ghost of stealing cookies from a dark closet. Mother confirms the ghost is the culprit.

Willie Border

Flower Jewelry by Cherie Nicholas

The article highlights gold flower jewelry with turquoise coral and pearl centers. It notes matching accessories including a black lace and net cape with halo hat, bracelets, and lace bag ornaments. Shown with white chiffon evening gowns in New York style revue tied to the Lace Ball.

Milady Sete New York

Fashions Embrace New Color Accents and Accessories

White remains dominant but navy black and brown pair with a desert rose pink for gilets collars and floral necklines. Chamois dyed leather pieces create belts ascots gloves and bags matching navy gray or brown ensembles with coppery hosiery to complement brown or tan outfits.

Peasant Influence In Women's Dress Trends

The article notes peasant influence in new female attire this season with oversized sleeves, embroidered peasant motifs, and hemp stitched soles on sports oxfords. It highlights a Paquin two piece daytime dress in blue with a straight skirt, kick pleats, and sunburst tucks edged by a blue pearl band forming an epaulette.

Chiffon Blouses Fashion Summertime Shades

Chiffon blouses in turquoise chartreuse mare beet root and coral pair with white crepe slacks this summer presenting a bright fresh wardrobe update for warm weather.

First American oil gusher at Burksville sparks awe

An 1829 burst of oil and fire was described as a man striking hell itself. Dr. Gustav Egloff highlighted this tale while tracing three centuries of oil history. He noted the industry’s growth, labor force expansion, and annual research spending surpassing 200 million dollars, credited to scientific advances shaping modern petroleum.

Hell Cumberland River Burksville America Satan American Chemical Society Gustav Egloff Cuba New York Chicago Daily News

Hayes discuss neighbor Freeman ownership

The couple converses about whether Freeman owns or rents his house. He quips that Freeman rents, citing a simple deduction: he lights his matches on the walls of the rooms.

Hayes Freeman Hubby

Crochet Collar of Medallions Pattern Offered

A home craft notice describes a twelve medallion round crochet collar made with No. 80 thread and size 8 hook. Package 719 includes white Mountain Craft crochet cotton and instructions for 25c, or only instructions for 10c. Address Home Craft Co Dept B St Louis Mo with SASE.

Home Craft CO Dept. B Nineteenth & St. Louis Ave St. Louis

Foot Binding Persists as Beauty Standard in China

Despite a 20 year ban, many Chinese women still bind feet. In Hwaiking, foot bound brides are more common than those with normal feet, making bound feet the key mark of beauty on her wedding day.

China Hwaiking

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