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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
Danny Meadow Mouse hides beneath leaves as Buster Bear forages through the Green Forest seeking food. The frightened mouse thinks of escape while listening to the bear's claws and waits for a chance to vanish back home.
Danny Meadow Mouse hides as Buster the hawk closes in and moves toward a pile of leaves, in a short animal tale by T. W. Burgess via WNU Service.
A grieving woman watches her home goods sell one by one to neighbors. She recalls the pine kitchen table where family gatherings, meals, and quiet conversations formed a comforting daily ritual. Her dreams linger around that table as she imagines future moments with loved ones over tea.
The report notes that the near extinct buffalo or bison is the only native horned cattle in America and was never domesticated. A year after its discovery Columbus introduced the first farm animals to the continent, including a bull and several cows.
Q and A column where readers ask about hunting in Pennsylvania, being a detective and other domestic curiosities. Answers explain the father’s advice about looking good for detectives and note humorous misunderstandings about household life.
Rhubarb preparations include Rhubarb Vanity and Rhubarb Betty with detailed steps. Recipes cover washing cutting and baking rhubarb with sugar, adding egg whites plus coconut, and assembling crumb topping with cinnamon nutmeg orange rind and coconut.
A Prague field report notes about 1 200 glaciers in the Alps with observers estimating their number amid mountain geography and climate interest.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes lace dominates spring and summer trends from swimwear to evening gowns. Lace versatility shifts it from luxury to practical, with cotton, linen, and delicate options pairing with chiffon blouses and two piece coats. bold green accessories and lace capes also spotlighted.
Cherie Nicholas notes summer coats in swish pastel shades atop summer frocks. Light weight rabbit woolens, including herringbone textures, shoulder trends from fingertip to three-quarter lengths with shadow checks and chevron patterns. The pictured coat in pastel yellow showcases the soft feel.
Hosiery designers unveil semi-sandal hose tailored for cut out sandals. Thickened areas reinforce heel and toe while a narrow panel under the foot remains discreet. Available in sheer and very sheer shades with new summer color names.
Lanvin unveils evening gowns with portiere like drapes and swirled festoons. A front decollete features three gold rings framing rich black crepe drapery sweeping to the floor. A smoke gray crepe afternoon dress has a criss crossed waist to hem fold, and a green crepe evening gown showcases green and gold mosaic paneling.
The new bags of polished calf resemble camera cases with deeper than wide shapes. They are rectangular pouches worn on the wrist by a strap and mark a distinct shift from the previously popular envelope gy long style.
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