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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
7
A newly married woman feels overwhelmed by cookbooks and clipped recipes from magazines and newspapers. She worries about choosing daily meals and fears recipes feed too many people. Her husband’s patience and household routines loom as she seeks practical help.
Cape coats and travel toppers emerge as essential fashion items for the coming season. Designers showcase materials from small geometric patterns to bold plaids in greens and browns, emphasizing practicality for travelers and versatility for later wear.
The article discusses daytime and country fashion favoring simplicity and suitability over elaborate formal wear. Washable plain color silks and striped or plaid fabrics dominate simple sports dresses, with most colors in pale pastels or defined shades rather than bold tones.
A new fashion adaption appears as a glorified Windsor tie in bright colors and bold printed silks. Reaching below the knees, these long ties pair with simple frocks and offer a youthful, engaging look. Some wear them tied in a bow, others knotted like a sailor's knot.
A bride creates a functional kitchen organizer by labeling a manilla folder with divisions like soups entrees fish roasts and desserts. She covers it with cretonne fabric using careful glue work and plans a bright motif to keep the piece simple yet stylish.
Velvet trims appear on nearly all dress fabrics with velvet flowers and appliques on chiffon. Velvet collar and cuff sets finish satin and tep dresses, imparting formality especially in pastel tones. Navy and pastel rose hues with blue colorings stand out, while futuristic appliques provide geometric motifs for a bright gay frock accent.
The article outlines a fashion trend using pink blue green yellow and violet with a standout white serge coat adorned with patch-work flowers. Navy blue reemerges as a dominant color after a period of neglect, reasserting its place in late summer and autumn collections.
Variegated edge trimming on pumps is called the collar. The Greek key design decorates collars in contrasting colors. Nude or beige collars often appear on white glace kid leather shoes.
Bright violet and red etc are used in soft flat crepe jumper frocks. The article notes vivid dyes and colorful styling for children's apparel.
This study traces Pauls second missionary journey to Thessalonica and outlines his ministry character including courage honesty without flattery and selfless labor. It notes Timothy and Silas as associates and highlights reception of the gospel and the hope of Christ second coming.
A brief quotation cites J C Ryle arguing that pride offends God and harms the soul while humility is the highest virtue, praised by precept and example. The fragment emphasizes humility as essential, contrasting it with sin and self-importance.
A short church bulletin line proclaims that truth comes from divine revelation rather than human fabrication and centers on devotion within the house of God.
This brief notes gratitude toward Christine Russell and Russell H. Conwell as names cited in a commemorative expression. It presents a reflective sentiment rather than a report of events or actions.
The Bronze Cross was posthumously awarded to Fred Gsell of the First Tientsin troop for sacrificing his life to save his father during a house fire. Gsell alerted the family but remained with his unconscious father as firemen recovered both bodies. Gsell died en route to hospital.
Ed Howe argues readers neglect themselves while advising others. He cites a bad stomach, medicine, debt, and humiliating actions as signs of self-neglect, urging more self care despite his own faults.
Sabbath school teacher admonishes Bearcat Johnson for attention. The boy retorts with a boastful joke, claiming Solomon's temple was on the side of his head, prompting a blunt classroom moment. The exchange reflects playful, sharp wit in a church school setting.
The ad promotes Cuticura with Soap Ointment and Talcum as daily toilet preparations. It claims cleansing purifying healing soothing and perfuming benefits and asserts the trio is essential on every toilet table.
A Rabin protected by a Danville family has formed an unlikely bond with a fox terrier. The bird often rides on the dog's back as they roam together, an unusual companionship highlighted in local notes.
A concise meditation on efficiency and value. The author suggests clever management and frugality as remedies to stretch limited funds. The piece reflects common economic anxieties and practical mindset of thrift.
In the report scattered descriptions note that some patients succumb to heart failure while others cope with brain or head failure conditions, reflecting varied outcomes among those affected.
In New York City a block of property valuations dropped from 17 million dollars in 1911 to 7 million in 1917 reflecting a substantial devaluation trend across the period.
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