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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
8
Kathleen Norris urges parents to stop fearing their children’s unrest and to analyze issues honestly. She argues for constitutional, practical means to address youth demands for equality, work, and security, cautioning against alarm at leftist ideals and encouraging constructive reform within American principles.
A reader laments radio chiefs mixing breakfast ads with world war news. The piece critiques abrupt shifts from Europe’s carnage to consumer blurbs and questions whether radio listeners deserve relief from such juxtaposition. It notes related musings on politics, commerce, and media focus.
Cherie Nicholas surveys spring and summer millinery trends with a push toward wide brims. From tiny to vast, hats feature bold felts and raffia, red accents, white blooms, and off face styles for youth and mature wearers alike. White, black, and red dominate, with straw bretons and dramatic brims shaping the season.
Vincent DeLiso unveils a synthetic insoles system named Once Insoleated. A slim layer between outer sole and lining insulates the foot from city pavement heat and cold. DeLiso says the insulated sole is deep and resilient, molding to the foot at first wear.
Amid vivid summer wear, sheer blacks and black and white dominate. The feature highlights a key destination for hot weather style, emphasizing breathable fabrics and a standout centerpiece.
Fashion shifts toward companionate accessories linking costume pieces. Designers pair a costume ring with lapel gadgets, color matched flower costume jewelry to nail polish, and blouses hats and gloves in the same fabric. Head to toe ensembles in printed cottons showcase this trend.
Fashion-alert women set the pace with dark navy and black linen garments. A redingote dress opens at the front to reveal starch white petticoat frills, dramatic collar and cuffs, and matching snow-white embroidery and lace. Dark green linen with red accessories and cocoa-toned browns provide striking contrasts in hats and tailoring.
Betsy in Sewing Book 3 streamlines an old iron bed and rearranges a large kitchen into two rooms with a partition. Her hall hosts special friends, while walls are cream with pink stripes and a green linoleum floor. A cream chintz cot cover with pink roses completes the look.
A Dor mouse hibernation fact notes deep sleep requiring gradual arousal or death if rushed. It lists Europe's share of world population vs history book focus. St Pierre and Miquelon’s shifting sovereignty is traced from 1660 to 1814. Also notes U S border patrols catching up to 33,000 illegal entrants in a year.
A compact reflect on greed and the control wealth holds over people, noting that the desire for riches often governs actions more than personal ownership. It frames wealth as a social force shaping behavior and values.
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