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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
3
A long list of crossword style clues categorized by numbers and directions. Entries include expressions of affection, geography, prefixes, abbreviations, and varied wordplay with notes about directions and puzzle mechanics. The page ends by stating the solution will appear in the next issue.
A reader guide explains filling white spaces with letters to form words across and down. Each clue uses a number to indicate the first letter position for horizontal and vertical answers, with black squares separating words and no letters in them.
Paris fashion notes describe the persistence of the bobbed coif and small hats on the Riviera. Talbot introduces angora straw and palille de sole fabric effects with pale roseda green silk straw and high crown models trimmed in silk and ribbon flowers.
Designers forecast formal summer wear with a white chiffon dress adorned with crystal beads. The item highlights beaded detailing and a refined silhouette as a stylish option for warm weather occasions.
The article surveys hat fashions with grosgrain ribbons and silk strands, noting Monte Carlo designs and straw cloth woven to resemble corded silk. It highlights mossy silk roses, rifflebird motifs, aigrettes in France, tassel ornaments, red hats in multiple fabrics, and Bangkok straw amid price pressures, plus rare metal turbans.
A faint delicate blossom pink dominates the latest collection in crepe machine voile for day wear and chiffon or satin for evening pieces. The tone appears repeatedly across the newest frocks, signaling pink as fashion’s favored shade.
A Kansas City Star writer notes six common heel styles in women’s shoes. French and Louis XV heels vary in height and curve, Cuban and military differ in back line and surface area, Baby Louis is small, and common sense heels are the flattest.
The article explains the 18 Brumaire coup in which Napoleon Bonaparte overthrew the Directory and established the Consulate on the eighteenth day of Brumaire in the French Revolutionary calendar. It notes the event occurred in November 1799 and marks the bloodless takeover.
The passage compares the Black Death and accompanying famine to other crises, noting the mid fourteenth century afflicted Western Europe. Estimates of toll vary from one quarter to three quarters of Europe’s population, with a lower bound around 20 million lives.
Summary of the quarterly Bible lessons focusing on Jesus as Messiah, his crucifixion and resurrection, and lessons on faithful living. Highlights include the triumphal entry, memorial Supper, trials, abiding in Christ as the vine, civil obedience, and Christ’s return.
A moral reflection asserts virtue as humanity’s supreme endowment and duty bound to God. It likens neglect of virtue to sinking in the scale of being and cites Emerson that goodness outshines genius like the sun outshining electric light. Rev. R. P. Downes quotes.
A Presbyterian of the South motto notes that divine guidance comes to those who stay faithful and active in service, suggesting spiritual messaging favors diligent followers.
A fragment from the Western Christian Advocate reflects on stars of heaven singing Bethlehem faith. It extols modesty and humility as the mind and temperance and chastity as the body’s virtues.
A London dispatch reports England will start silver fox farming with twenty pairs shipped from Canada to the Oxford area. The forty foxes, costing $40,000, will be housed on nearby ground, and promoters claim England’s climate is ideal for breeding silver foxes.
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