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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
5
The Bureau of Standards tests new metal alloys in the Tennessee Valley project area to replace steel and bronze pintles used on Pickwick dam gates. Dr. A. H. Strang and assistant I. R. Sweetman observe endurance tests as scientists evaluate better long term materials.
General Rudolpho Graziani is named commander of Italian expeditionary forces and governor of Somaliland. He faces Emperor Haile Selassie’s troops in a tough mountain battle with possible air attacks, as Italy deploys 1000 pilots and mechanics.
Dr. Kykola Haydak of the University of Minnesota farm college lived on a milk and honey diet with occasional orange juice for four months. He consumed three ounces of milk and three ounces of honey every two hours daily and remained in perfect health, adding orange juice when scurvy symptoms appeared.
A two ton, 18 foot tall and 22 foot long huge black cat built in Dublin arrives in San Diego as a goodwill symbol for the California-Pacific International exposition. San Diego schoolchildren form a reception committee and view the statue.
Chancellor Hitler recovers from a cold and invites British foreign secretary Sir John Simon to confer on March 24. The meetings are expected to last several days and discuss Germany’s rearmament legalization in exchange for an air pact with European nations. Statesmen await Hitler’s stance amid potential trouble if talks fail.
Leather outfits dominate spring style with suede, kid skins and calfskins in rich colors and bold detailing. Hollywood trends drift to town wear with evening gowns, three quarter length coats, belts, scarves and gloves, plus striking jackets in mosaic rust and bright hues.
Irish linen fashion explores a two piece outfit with pockets pearl buttons and a rope belt giving a novel touch. The model features a Peter Pan collar four pockets and a slim shirt. A white linen dress would suit summer wardrobes and cruise wear, filling a gap in outfits.
The Princesse Amedee de Broglie favors brown and beige in a wool ensemble with a novelty weave. It features a collared cuffed brown astrakhan and is finished with a brown leather belt.
The article urges separate skirts for spring wardrobes noting tweed skirts are favored and versatile. It argues a tweed suit can be built from one skirt and multiple jackets blouses and sweaters, with detachable capes extending wear and reducing fear of cape tedium.
A quirky note describes a glass slipper inspired shoe with transparent straps across the top and bare toe and sole. An opalescent pink ankle strap and a tiny heel complete the look, while the heel and ankle strap anchor the sparkling glass bands.
Gray is presented as a smart in between season color with crepe frocks and Puritan white collars. The palette includes grayed blue or cherry red accents and midseason dotdskin shoes in a dark silvery gray tone.
Pattern 88 presents a fitted bodice waistline darted script with a front button closure and tunable sleeves. A paneled skirt and plaid or bright cotton fabrics create a lively look. Sizes 4 to 40 and illustrated step by step sewing instructions accompany the pattern. Send coin or stamps to Lewine Circle Pattern Dept. New York City.
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The fragmentary text describes a confusing scene about a parent and child conversing, with unclear dialogue and nonsensical phrases. It lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to form a clear news item.
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Fragmented OCR mentions a martyr and a tense exchange about a “world wide movement” and cosmetics. The readable text references a character Dearson and a plan for a “shining example.” The source is garbled but centers on a dramatic statement.
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