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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
6
Parts of Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico endure a series of black blizzards resembling the 1930s dust storms. The photo shows soil piled around ranch outbuildings near Dalhart Texas as dust sweeps farms and ranches.
Spanish moss festoons southern trees in picturesque drapery yet is not moss but a member of the pineapple family.
A 30 caliber firearm shown with Maj. William R. Baldwin is described as a potent yet compact weapon. Army and Navy experts are testing the gun, noted for its power despite not being a large weapon.
Students at Cotult Primary School built a four foot high locomotive that can be pushed around the yard. The model features a cab for the engineer a dinner gong for a bell a sheet iron boiler a snake stack and a cow catcher.
Eric Stanton, a hardworking student, plans to marry Molly Betts while Bud vies for Molly’s heart. Eric pursues law, faces temptations in Chicago, and returns to find Molly entangled with Bud, leading to a bittersweet confrontation at the campus dance.
The term bluff traced from the Carolina coast to the Atlantic shore. It began as a sailor’s adjective describing ships with bows set up and down and spread to coastal speech by the eighteenth century. Savannah noted the term’s adoption early on.
Richard Neville Earl of Warwick earned the title Kingmaker in the fifteenth century for backing Henry VI to crown him and then supporting Edward IV to topple Henry and install Edward as king.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights spring woolens and salts from tropical tweeds to checks. Features cape and skirt models, masculine morning suits reimagined, and soft tweeds in natural and pastel shades with bold color flecks.
Front page feature highlights new gloves for the season with bold colors and practical tricks. Notable ideas include a zipper pocket on the left wrist for change and a crystal inset on the wrist to display a watch without turning the arm.
Some of the new sleeves on display are knife pleated, adding sharp texture to fabric. The trend highlights angular folds and crisp lines in updated garment design.
New fashion notes describe spring hats in toasted tones with black, blue shades and purple accents. Soft beiges and naturals mingle with washed blues and crayish blues, while bright red pairs with navy and white for contrast. Pastels dominate with pale pinks split between designers.
Sequin embroidery remains vital with brands like Mageyv Routh and Chanel using sequins on rayon crepe dresses. Designers extend the technique with embroiderers adding sequins or plastic beads to create gradient tones and embossed effects on the same fabric.
Fragmentary notes describe shawl scarfs knitted in black with fringe. The text mentions knots worn loosely about the neck area and references Helv. context and seating impressions are unclear.
London shop showcases new fall shades for women including wine rose burgundy berry bloom cassowary and raspberry. The palette highlights rich tones for fall wardrobes and key accessory pairings.
A simple white or pastel silk shirtwaist can be varied daily by changing color with silk neckties and scarf sashes to match. This adds multiple looks from one base dress.
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