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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
7
A dress in a closet laments being hated by peers and envies richer outfits. It discusses a girl owner teased at school for lacking fashionable clothes, while parents urge dignity and advise against envy, hoping rules favor plain attire to spare feelings.
A Western Newspaper Union 1923 piece surveys knitted shawls and hats for spring. It highlights beehive crowns, beaded and cutout felts, black satin accents, and vivid colors like powder blue, scarlet, green, and hennin. Exotic patterns, fringe, fur, leather, and metallic threads are noted as trends for traveling and urban wear.
A mixed old fashioned menu outlines Sunday to Saturday meals with breakfasts dinners and suppers including pork roast beef stew fried fish and baked beans. It adds lengthy cooking instructions for vegetables potatoes and a chocolate souffle with Sterling sauce and notes on serving and table heat.
Three hundred years ago the first street lights appeared, replacing Makmen and torch bearers who escorted the wealthy and important along dark streets. The shift marked a move from open flames to public illumination in urban life.
A fragment from a January 18 lesson outlines Jesus sharing the Passover with the twelve, instituting the new covenant, and warning of Judas’s betrayal. It covers the meaning of the bread and cup, the future kingdom, and who among the disciples will sit on thrones.
A Sunday school scene recalls the biblical tale with a child noting that Sampson fell due to Delilah’s influence. The exchange captures a playful mishearing as the boy explains the cause as “some woman bobbed his batr.”
Bobby invites his friend Harry to a party on Armistice Day. Barry remarks that everyone stays home for the celebration, making the day feel especially lucky for the host.
In a brief, unclear item a game scene is described with a playmate interaction. The text hints at a regular junior event and a subjective view of a player named Pease and possible ties to a grandmother figure, but details and context are missing.
Deep geranium and cherry hues color the season with evening wear. Frocks feature chiffon or velvet fabrics and delicate crystal beading for a refined look.
A historic note describes a headdress favored by brides, highlighting its popularity and traditional styling as part of wedding attire in the period. The item reflects cultural tastes and fashion choices in nuptial regalia.
Simple plaited frocks in ink shades from pale to deep tones captivate fashion readers. The new styles are noted for their unusual charm and have already earned praise for dances and social wear.
The article describes new coats for cold days featuring gay plaids and fur trim. Fur often runs down the front of the coat, and the plaid patterns are described as very gay in tone and style.
Quote on manners notes that good breeding means making others feel comfortable in conversation. It suggests the best-bred person is the one who facilitates ease for those they speak with, highlighting social graces and tact.
A devotional piece extols harmony between God and man in shaping character. It uses the metaphor of weaving threads to describe mercy, love, sorrow, and joy as the background for the divine figure of Christ. The text emphasizes unity in action and will between divine command and human cooperation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Jesus admiring the country and vineyards with vines ready for a vintage. The passage references Papini's Life of Gans and includes garbled phrases about trellises and clusters.
Advertisement extols Cuticura trio Soap Ointment and Talcum for bath and vanity. Claims talcum powders create fragrant, delicate effects rivaling perfumes and cosmetics. Encourages use with confident assurance.
Jowett rebukes a remark about marriage and art in a playful exchange. The brief dialogue contrasts bachelor status with commitment to creative work. The tone suggests witty social satire in a literary or salon setting.
Warning notice urges buyers to verify the Bayer name appears on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. Claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. Cautions that mutations or deviations from the Bayer mark may be dangerous.
A mother dog at Winslow Gorge exposed her eight newborn puppies to a gas drum blaze at the expitelas site. She repeatedly returned to offer each pup shelter until the final trip left one scorched and dead, while others survived under her care.
An old advertisement touts Greene's August Flower as a general remedy for sour stomach constipation indigestion and various aches. It claims 48 years of use in homes worldwide and promotes its wide availability in bottles and by mail order as a popular medicine.
A fragment stresses unity of thought and labor as the path to health and happiness, insisting that genuine well being arises only from labor that is pure and undivided, a principle presented as central to Ukss.
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