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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
3
A dense list of cryptic like clues covering word meanings spellings and phrases. Entries include numbers and partial hints for verbs nouns adjectives and phrases across diverse topics.
Instructions explain filling white cells with dictionary words. Numbers mark first letters of horizontal and vertical words. Horizontal words end at the first black square to the right. vertical words end at the next black square below. No letters in black squares. Abbreviations slang initials and technical terms shown in definitions.
Two persons are located on a beach, one on the right side down the sand and the other on the left side down the sand. The scene notes their positions without additional context.
Paris fashion houses emphasize correct hat poise fit and line. Reboux and other Parisian modistes require at least two fittings before final trimming. A broad brimmed autumn hat is rising in vogue in Paris as experts describe careful shaping and placement.
For early autumn the chiffon coat motif grows in beige gold brown and ashes of roses. Elaborate trim on wide sleeves with lace ornamentation. Coats worn with plain dresses to showcase wraps. Aimed at the femme de monde and chaperon type, with Paris dressmakers noting distinct styles for different figures.
The new belts are narrow between one and two inches and highly ornate with trimming. Many feature bead edges, pinked centers, cut work, and painted designs. Some belts have matching pocket ornaments and coordinated collars or cuffs. Suede construction with clusters of bright flowers dominates, pencil blue and green tones common, black patent appears on children's belts.
The piece discusses knitted straw hats paired with new knit coats, noting Parisian hats formed from finely plaited atra knit into shape. It questions the longevity of the vogue but states the style is currently the rage for its originality.
Marthe Regnier presents pastel velveteen hats with rounded crowns and narrow ribbon bands. Paris modistes eye high crowned styles led by Agnes and Rebout. Suzanne Talbot showcases Egyptian style toques in tulle or crepe with gold motifs and braid detailing.
A New York Times Paris fashion correspondent reports evening frocks on display are disappointing. Many designs are ugly or bizarre with a return to low U shaped backs and sleeveless, high front necklines. Skirts are plain at the top, trimmed at the bottom, and color shading ranges from pale to dark. Designers warn they must adjust offerings later.
The article describes belts with metal buckles and ring fastenings, metal and covered buckles, nail-head and silver-spot details on suede models, a pinked edge belt with gilt overlays, and extensive gilded leather ornamentation across the belt bay.
The article notes rising focus on dressing the small woman as a distinct market. It explains that many women cannot find suitable sizes in regular departments and must use misses goods. Manufacturers now tailor garments with broader shoulders shorter sleeves and hip emphasis to fit this figure.
The Boston Transcript laments urban ugliness as a result of lost tradition and ongoing transitions. It notes discord between historic paths and new concrete or car tracks, roadside poles, and garish garages, with no unified plan or harmony guiding design.
A New York World report explains that modern septic tank systems replace old cesspools, offering safer disposal of sewage. Tanks placed below frost or in cellars must maintain above 50 degrees, with proper piping to distribute effluent over suitable ground for effective septic action.
The piece argues future countrysides will feature villages with distinctive architectural styles. It emphasizes avoiding monotony, treating a village as a mass and color composition, with details evolving naturally. It notes no extra cost but requires study and thoughtful design for rewarding results.
The building industry reflects rising living standards as Americans pursue more convenient comfortable and efficient homes. Progressive education prosperity and innovation push ongoing invention and better household design across the nation.
Los Angeles voters will decide on a constitutional amendment to exempt $2,000 worth of land improvements per taxpayer and exempt all personal property from ordinary taxation. Proponents say the measure shifts tax burden away from farming home ownership merchandise and manufacturing toward owning vacant land for speculative gain.
A Wisconsin reader testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased years of weakness nervousness and dizziness after multiple pregnancies and ongoing constipation She says the remedy helped before and after births and notes that many women in a local canvass benefited from the product.
Report notes that fifty four percent of the female native population are gainfully employed. It compares 17.1 percent of native white with 16 percent of the Indian-Science Service according to the cited study.
A promotional ad from the United States Rubber Company touts a rubber product line for shoes. It claims substantial rewards for insisting on USKIDBE Sdea and USEIDB soles to re-bottom or buy new footwear. It highlights waterproofness durability and slip resistance with the mark OUSEIDH on the sole.
An international fair will be held in Saljoniki to bring Greek firms closer to domestic and foreign sellers. The event aims to strengthen trade ties and showcase local companies to international buyers and partners.
An advertising item touts Darn's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for gastritis indigestion and stomach misery. It promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails and cites a testimonial praising its effectiveness for acute or chronic digestion issues and related discomforts.
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