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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
7
A Civil War vignette recalls Union General Grant controlling Confederate sentiment in West Kentucky. An elderly Kentuckian is forced to swear loyalty, then muses that thinking remains free, while acknowledging Union victories and Confederate bravado after the war.
In an East End music hall a memory exhibitor with a Cockney accent answers audience questions on history and space facts. Two American spectators doubt his powers and ask for a July 4 1776 event. The professorial reply accuses the event as an infernal outrage, prompting surprised reactions.
A young dancer billed for an interpretive routine in a New England town faced mixed reaction from a women’s entertainment committee. One member defended the performance as artistic, but warned the venue was inappropriate for a nervous audience member.
In a christening gathering, Mr. MacTavish bids each guest farewell before departing. The host protests as the evening has barely begun, but MacTavish replies he will say good night while he still knows them.
Paris leads the fall hat trend with small chic chapeaus closely fitted to the head. French influence drives American fashion as designers showcase five models in velours felt grosgrain and velvet, including cinnamon brown grosgrain and rose beige felt designs.
The Helmet London reports a new woman’s hat trend featuring a helmet style in thick dark blue felt and a heavy curb or link chain hung below the chin. Chains may be gold or platinum with jeweled buttons securing ends and could include stone accents along the chin strap.
A Paris fashion note outlines hosiery trends for autumn. Beiges grays and muted shades replace pink blond. black stockings and black shoes pair with black frocks. Silk stockings feature lace insertions, Chantilly patterns, beading and decorative motifs.
The article details stylish hats including mauve and champagne grosgrain cocardes, a dull fuchsia grosgrain with a broken front brim and upturned back brim, and a formal black velvet hat with a silver kid twist. It notes a high pinched crown guiding the fall chapeau while preserving the demure youthful cloche charm.
The article notes a shift to chic sports wear that retains practicality. Sweaters now feature gossamer weight and soft colors while tweed weaves show subtle patterns. A beige wool frock with a brown cape and velour hat illustrates an ideal early autumn ensemble.
The note outlines evening frocks in velvet panne satin chiffon and lace with tight waists and shaved skirts. Black chiffon and lace frocks often use flesh chiffon trimming with beaded embroidery and silver detailing on crepe or chiffon gowns.
Fashion notes say sweaters fail to regain popularity while waistcoats rise to prominence. Vests worn over light dresses echo the old use of tapestry patterns, with Louis XVI style decorations among favored materials.
The bag uses a printed chiffon handkerchief in bright colors. It is lined with silk and attached to a frame so that the four corners form a petal decoration.
Apollos, Aquila and Priscilla refine teaching in Ephesus. Paul preaches in the Jewish synagogue and Tyrannus schoolhouse. God confirms with miracles as idol makers react, a crowd gathers, and Demetrius stirs a citywide uproar over Diana worship.
The quote presents Christianity not as doctrine or ethics but as a supernatural move ment entering the world and forming an institution through Jesus Christ. It frames faith as a visible, historical miracle shaping history and society.
A short aphoristic note reflecting on the balance of generosity and reciprocity in daily interactions, citing a sentiment from an American friend about how giving and receiving shape our social bonds.
The note recounts Ste. Lucy, Syracuse native, who refused a noble suitor and faced prosecution for her Christian devotion. A legend claims she blinded herself and sent her eyes to the governor, then received new eyes as a heavenly reward, with her image often shown bearing a platter with two eyes.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for itching and dandruff and urges rubbing spots, then using Cuticura Soap with hot water. It claims daily use yields clear skin and soft, white hands.
In big cities night clubs use a tiny baby grand on rollers to roam between tables. The player handles requests and performs pieces as guests enjoy the entertainment. The roaming piano is praised for its satisfactory tones.
An advertisement urges consumers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims safety proven by physicians for 25 years and warns imitation products may be dangerous, urging buyers to say Bayer when purchasing.
A tale from ancient Macedonia claims King Archelaus asked a barber to cut his hair in silence, a joke dated over 2,800 years old. The anecdote highlights early humor about speech and authority in royal service.
Helsingfors Finland plans a harbor expansion with new docks cranes wireless station and warehouses and an ice breaker to attract ships in winter. Also notes Hoxete's Croup Remedy for croop coughs and colds priced 60 cents from Kells Co Newburgh NY.
A dialogue between owner and jockey centers on promises of victory and firing. The owner admits breaking a pledge to win, while the jockey responds that the owner’s failure absolves them from the reciprocal threat.
The exchange captures tension over driving etiquette and perceived status. The Man notes some drivers mistreat others, while The Girl hints at varying reactions to car ownership. The dialogue underscores public friction in urban behavior.
A brief note suggests men who feel they have enough may leave Tan Rann, signaling possible changes in local labor or community routines. The line reflects an attitude of restraint and personal limit among workers.
An unnamed man loses 11 jobs and then seeks stability by avoiding further rapid changes. The line hints at futility of rushing choices and the desire to settle into a reliable routine.
An inquiry notes that despite a crash landing, the subject persists in communication. Observers report ongoing statements and interactions despite the event and its consequences. The incident prompts continued monitoring and analysis by experts and officials.
A letter from Welleton Ohio describes Mrs WM Butts gravely ill and seeking a vegetable compound advertised to restore health and fertility. She notes prior weakness, desire for stronger health, and asks if the remedy can aid in bearing children.
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