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Newspaper

Anita Tribune

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

8

Daytime races spark fashion parade with Paris style

Fashion at openings of American tracks echoes Paris and Ascot trends. The season features no trailing skirts and elaborate doll hats, with short dresses and jackets, fitted crepes, and bold hats. Silk prints and tunics over slim skirts appear, while accessories such as neckwear gloves and belts complete the look. A Belmont track scene showcases dotted silk crepe jackets, white calf bags, and striking hats.

Ascot Parlalennes Schiaparelli Belmont Western Newspaper Union

White Linen Suit in Summer Fashion by Cherin Nicholas

White linen suit prominence in summer fashion notes light airy tone. Mentions superfine grade import from Mishel Ireland and town wear use with dark accessories including beret and striped shirt. References Dubon locale and accessory coordination with white ensembles.

Cherin Nicholas Mishel Ireland Dubon

Fox Bracelet Box Band Question

The readable text describes a wearable item related to bracelets and a box, mentioning positions on the arm and bands. It is fragmented and lacks clear events, names, dates, or organizations to identify a full news item or outcomes.

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Circular lines for next autumn styles Whirl skirts hit fashion runways

Designers anticipate next autumn and winter silhouettes influenced by Paris collections. The trend favors circular hemlines, creating wide, swirling skirts reminiscent of ballet costumes, as they plan new silhouettes for the season.

Paris

Camisoles and Petticoats Should Be In Vacation Bay

Summer packing highlights dainty camisoles and rustling petticoats for young women. Face trimmed options, lace edged camisoles, shoulder points, and lace inserts are described. Petticoats vary from old fashioned eyelet muslin to pastel and plaid taffeta with many ruffles and trims.

Vacation Bay

Swankiest Tailored Suits Feature Lace Gilets

Swankiest tailored suits boast lace gilets. They are dainty and serve as a backdrop for clips, brooches, or pearls. Some gilets have lace fronts and collars, nets with elastic waists, backless styles, or all over lace with short sleeves. Materials include Alencon and net. Visit neckwear and lace departments for gilets to complete a standby suit.

Curiosa Americana a and e towns list and avoid states

A quirky compilation lists towns with peculiar spellings and states to avoid residency in. It contrasts place names like Onemo Vermont and Seven Oaks California with a lengthy, error-filled roster of states to steer clear of including Texas Alabama Montana and many others.

Middle name as re election handicap in presidential history

The passage analyzes whether using a middle name affects re election success. It notes Grant as successful with a middle name, lists presidents who failed or succeeded with or without middle names, and cites Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Adams Coolidge Wilson Lincoln and others as context for name impact in second-term elections.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Delano Ulysses Simpson Grant John Quincy Adams James Knox Polk Rutherford Birchard Hayes William Howard Taft Herbert Clark Hoover John Calvin Coolidge Thomas Woodrow Wilson Coolidge John Wilson Thomas George Washington Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln Grover Cleveland William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt

If Grant Had Joined the Confederacy in the Civil War

The story ponders a counterfactual where Grant and Lee consider serving the opposite side. It notes Lincoln offered Lee Union command, Grant received a Confederate offer, and a remark by Grant about dissuading him with Douglas's son. It concludes on how outcomes might have flipped, noting Ap pomattox and reversed roles as possibilities.

Lee Grant Robert E. Lee Ulysses S. Grant Virginia Lincoln Confederacy Robert Martin Douglas Stephen A. Douglas United States Army Missouri Appomattox

The Home Medicine Chest Instructions for a home med chest

A home medicine chest should include lint, medicated cotton, assorted bandages, needles and cotton, sterile burn dressings, antiseptic gauze, oil, adhesive tape in two sizes, medicine measures, an eye bath, glass syringe, clinical thermometer, scissors, tweezers, iodine, spirits of nitrous, smelling salts, common aperients, ipecac, wine, sulphur, zinc, thoracic centmenta. If poisons are kept they must be locked away and labeled. Keep medicines out of children's reach.

Plan Season's Canning Methods in Simple Terms

With spring growth underway, this guide outlines open kettle hot pack and cold pack canning. It explains how to prepare produce, fill jars, and process, detailing open kettle, self sealing, zinc top, and glass top jar methods, including sealing and cooling steps.

Stunning Barbara Bell Summer Frock Pattern 1889-B

The article promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1889-B in sizes 14 through 42 with a wider shoulder line and panel bodice. It notes a natty collar, kick pleats, and easy construction costing little. Yardage for size 18 is 434 yards of 39 inch material. pattern and Summer Pattern Book priced at 15 and 35 cents respectively. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago Beil Syndicate WNU Iene A. F. Conr

House and Garden Tips From a Windy Day

Practical advice on washing chamois skins on windy days and drying them soft. Tips for watering hybrid tea roses all summer, sinking a cut tin can as a planter, and mulching perennials to keep roots cool. Cleaning coral beads with borax solution, preserving spinach with soda, keeping coffee pot sweet with borax and water, and enhancing gravy with mushrooms. Dry ice trays promptly to prevent sticking in the fridge.

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