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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
Fashion notes describe cape-back work as a popular feature in afternoon and evening frocks. Navy blue crepe marocain with embroidery shines among new models. Georgette and chiffon use fine plaitings, white chalk beads decorate white fabrics, and iridescent bubble trims appear on a white frock. Linen tape lacework emerges as a dark silk collar or sleeve trim.
A youthful frock styled with simple lines emphasizes novelty fabrics. The outfits balance wearability for mothers and visual appeal for children, featuring both novel and wearable materials that suit practical use and fashion.
A fashion note describes simple frocks with smocked waists and yokes yielding dress fullness. Imported voile in bright colors like orange, rose, and green remains popular alongside Mare silk and georgette textures. Ratine turnover and tissue gingham offer varied silhouettes, with emphasis on circular lines to balance heavy fabrics.
The guide advises thorough whipping and beating to remove dust, brushing out moth nests with a coarse long toothed comb, then storing in a warm bright place briefly. It recommends wrapping furs in newspaper and sprinkling with pepper camphor or tobacco, preferring pepper, and placing in a cedar chest if possible or a cool dark closet to deter moths.
Paris embraces the Salvation Army style bonnet as a new fashion, widening the brim while keeping the poke bonnet shape. The hat narrows at the back, suits bobbed hair, and has shifted to a bright red color in its Parisian adaptation.
Linen frocks showcased for children and young girls feature handmade embroidery in green, dull red, yellow, and black on straight smock-like designs. A second dress uses a plain blue linen with rose piping and multicolored embroidery, while a brown chambray frock shows white organdie cuffs and pockets embroidered in brown and red wool.
Wool embroidery remains in vogue with bold hat decorations. A large brim black hat features a life size parrot embroidered on the left crown to ornament crown and brim. Tassels appear on sport hats and white wool tassels hang from red or green straw brims. Grapes of white wool embellish tam style hats.
For window shades and lamps knitted or crocheted pulls are popular. Coarse crochet cotton decorates shade tassels while gay colored soutache braids suit electric pulls. A ring and tassel finish is common. Beads and gilt braid serve as trims.
Linen will be worn more this season, but full linen dresses require heavy pressing and laundering. Pairing linen with gingham yields a practical frock that resists rumpling and stays neater.
A religious study outlines Ezekiel's call and mission as a watchman to Israel. It covers the vision of God, the Spirit's enabling, the tough task of delivering God's message, and the grave responsibility to warn the wicked and shepherd the righteous.
A shortened religious verse from Daniel 12 10 contrasts the wise understanding with the wicked who do not understand. The passage emphasizes purification and trial for the wise, while the wicked persist in wickedness.
A concise reflection on wisdom citing a Greek philosopher. It contrasts genuine wisdom with appearances, urging inner understanding over outward show. The quotation invites thoughtful conduct beyond mere perception.
A reflective note urges pity for honest mistakes rather than ridicule, framing errors as human and deserving understanding rather than scorn. The line emphasizes empathy and learning over derision in everyday missteps.
A Prayer Tagblatt correspondent argues that rulers’ real power lay with courtiers and ministers, not the crowned heads. He cites Bismarck’s dismissal, German Kaiser influence, and wartime Austria as signs that personal rule was limited by ministers, parliaments, and war leaders. He notes modern monarchs often serve as decorative figures while others pull strings.
Rev. John Gorman recalls a boy at the Gi bault home for boys in Indiana who demanded 15 slices of bread per meal. A doctor’s examination found the boy in good condition, and the boy replied he always leaves the table hungry, highlighting his stubborn routine.
Ex Maj Ernest Jones of the Army Air Service gathered 15 years of work displaying 1800 photographs from 1863 to 1917. The set visualizes early aviation advances by Wright brothers Curtiss Thomas Witteman and other pioneers. Some images are the only remaining records of certain machines and events. The Air Service calls it perhaps the most complete air photograph collection in America.
The government is urged to establish a model farm near Stockholm to demonstrate full electrical operation. With more than one third of Swedish agriculture already electrified, the aim is to let farmers see how white coal can power farms and replace horse labor.
A curious letter to a firm shows a reader praising a non changing advertisement for one pair corduroy pants in Home Magazine and requesting to place an order, noting the ad has appeared for four months. The note appears in Forbes Magazine style.
Old Rligy Rezzldew of Petunia reports Amos Gadd has sold his place and moved to Wintersville. An acquaintance asks why, and the reply suggests he left to see if he could endure staying away from Petunia. The Kansas City Star quotes the local exchange.
A concise observation notes that greater reputation amplifies disappointment in others upon meeting a well known man. The remark suggests social dynamics where status raises expectations and scrutiny among peers.
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