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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
7
A New York Herald Tribune fashion note outlines two autumn coat classes the tailored and the formal. The formal relies on flare and extensive fur with varied silhouettes and minimal trimming, while tailored coats keep a sharper line with occasional flare.
Fashion reports emphasize capes in early fall collections. The transparent wrap cape appears as both coat and accessory, a wardrobe essential in nearly every notable lineup. A black satin triple cape and a brown crepe de chine variant with plaited panels illustrate varied cape interpretations.
A New York fashion show signals next fall will favor more leg with skirts 15 to 16 inches from the floor and consistently high collars. Tailored dresses feature high neck vests while sleeves are long and either tight or flowing. The waistline appears more defined than in prior seasons.
An article explains glove fitting across Kiddies Misses Women and Men sizes. It compares French and American sizing and advises measuring the hand rather than relying on worn gloves. It warns against selecting too small gloves and notes material elasticity affects fit.
The text discusses crepe de chine in pale beige and notes the model adapts to many materials. It suggests pairing a black or navy georgette or lighter chiffons with the frock, and proposes a deep violet cape with a dress in a lighter shade to match a color scheme.
An old sporting expression highlights a split among women into those who actively participate in sports and those who only pay for costumes to be seen. The two piece jumper in silk crepe with contrasting banding and a jabot is rising in popularity among participants.
Knitted straw hats, paired with new knitted outer coats, are described as finely plaited strands formed into shapes. The article notes the hats offer a similar contrast in effect to knitted fabrics versus woven cloth and questions whether this vogue will endure.
The article describes new buckles worn with modern pumps, crafted from silver and enamel in striking cubist designs showcasing bold color.
A compact lesson outline detailing Paul’s Jewish-first method in Thessalonica, his Christ centered message proven by Scripture, and the ensuing riot. It compares the Thessalonican and Berean receptions noting the Bereans’ noble virtue as they daily searched the Scriptures for truth.
Quote attributed to Lily Dougal on using earth's powers for human welfare through brotherhood and cooperation.
A note speaks to the enduring conflict of faith, declaring that those who reject the Prince of Peace face lack of true harmony both now and in the hereafter. It frames religious conviction as essential for inner peace.
A Christian evangelist asserts a sacred aim exceeds wealth, urging believers to seek divine purpose over material gain. The quote frames moral precedence of faith driven life over riches.
A debate on Becky Sharp sparks of a controversy about flapper identity. Critics claim mercenary aims bar her from refined femininity, while others argue she uses charm for personal satisfaction. Amelia Sedley is described as equally sly, more dangerous in modest guise.
A seven year old named Johnny, famed as a sleepy head, struggles to rise for school. His uncle, a war veteran who wears an eye glass, visits their home. Johnny asks if people with one eye get as much sleep as those with two.
An excerpt describes the mythical Paradise Islands beyond the Pillars of Heracles in the Atlantic. The land is a realm of perpetual bliss, blessed by the gods with unmatched beauty and abundance, known to the Greeks as the Happy Islands and to the Romans as the Fortunate Islands.
In Japan today about 1 500 000 girls and women work in clerical and stenographic roles shaping the business office as a livelihood. Enrollment in business courses rises by roughly 30 000 each year, taxing public and private schools offering these programs.
A Paris baking salon has opened its doors and found great success, marking baking as a recognized art form within the city’s cultural scene.
A noted aphorism states that many men's success rests on the misfortunes of rivals, reflecting a wary view of competitive achievement and resilience in business circles.
Letters from women in Convoy Ohio and Litchfield Connecticut praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from night sweats insomnia indigestion anxiousness and hot flashes during the change of life. Testimonials claim improved sleep reduced pains and better digestion after several bottles.
A wealthy donor expresses contentment with a mere vote of thanks, indicating satisfaction despite ample funds at his disposal. The remark underscores a preference for recognition over further financial involvement or public accolades.
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