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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
1
The Public Works Administration allocates 2,700,000 to the Techwood housing project in Atlanta to replace unsightly slums with modern low rent apartments. The plan includes playgrounds swimming pools and recreational facilities and aims to provide better housing at similar rents.
John Collier head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs is photographed smoking a peace pipe beside Chief Paul Red Eagle and his wife during a senate hearing on Indian welfare. The scene contrasts with European peace councils and hints that traditional customs might influence diplomacy. Administering Indian wards remains a risky government task.
Mr and Mrs Otd Carlson have leased a 240 acre farm at Stanton Iowa for 31 years without interruption. The property is described as one of the best improved tracts in the neighborhood.
Judy and Andy clash over publicity and work on a Long Beach shoot. Judy flaunts a job, stars and a director, then fakes a drowning during a rough sea scene. Andy saves her, declares love, and she reveals the stunt was planned for a dramatic death scene to boost her pay.
Knitting dominates spring fashion with coats, jackets, and dresses. The article highlights heavy cotton or linen yarns, diagonal patterns, and versatile pieces like capes and hats. It notes crocheted and knitted garments suit the smart set, with bold colors and open lacy stitches for cape suits and cape skirts.
New spring shades bring coral rouge and lipstick for yellow and beige, deeper red for navy, and bright oranges for white or black. Departments offer shade charts matching outfits, with multiple rouge and lipstick options. Eye shadow pairs blue with blue eyes, green with green or brown eyes, plus a silver dust shadow for evening.
Paris collections feature shorter daytime skirts by an inch or two with retained fullness through pleats and gathers. Evening gowns showcase fluctuating lengths with ankles returning and skirts sometimes extending into a train. Footwear peeks at the front while back hems reach Moor length.
The article describes a fashion trend labeled peasant influence arriving in town. It notes the use of fullness to shape garments, with gathered fullness at the back of skirts above the knee and through shoulder areas. Waist and hips appear emphasized, creating a doubled visual sum.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas predicts a flower dominated season with carnations as the centerpiece. Festive boutonnières and garlands become jewelry, hats feature natural blooms, and floral accents extend to veils, ribbons, and violet shaded tonalities.
Suzy unveils a new spring hat design a straw sailor with one yellow right side and a black left side finished with a simple black ribbon trim.
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