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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
1
In a Green Forest tale Lightfoot the fawn follows Merry Little Breezes to sense danger. He tests scents to judge hunter presence and fate, trusting the winds yet wary of leaving home, while a faint trail from Buster Bear and others guides his cautious path.
A fragmentary verse reflects on burning leaves and seasonal loss. The speaker notes green shade turning brown in a wooden basket, recalling leaves once bright in spring and now consumed, with a somber tone of passage and memory.
A syndicated Ed Wynn question column features humorous exchanges on marriage choices, misread arithmetic, chestnuts with legs, a proposed “Little Theatre Movement” venue, and a joke about hair length. The reader requests naming a theater with boxes instead of rows.
The beauty of your face and smart appearance depend this season on your garbage. To obtain regal bearing practice a walk with a book on head, shoulders back, elbows through a broom bundle. A stately posture enhances any costume and makeup effectiveness.
A humorous claim from Rev. Dr. Short notes brunettes smile during baptism while blond babies howl and baldheaded infants look blank. The remark, attributed to the McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNU Service, spans 35 years of Methodist ministry anecdotes.
The hat features suede cloth in Sherwood green with a rust bandeau and sash and dark green tassels. A playful line from Flivvering Flo references a beggar with two cars in New York City, noting one car already sent many to the poor house.
A cooking column from Western Newspaper Union presents recipes for Golden Coconut Shortcake Maple Junket with maple sugar garnish Stuffed Tomato Salad and a milk orange sauce dessert. Includes detailed steps, ingredients and serving suggestions for each dish.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights the rise of the costume suit to flatter figures with top coats, fur trim, and striking colors. She notes Italian Renaissance influences, Russian styles, and bold details like peplums, fitted basques, and slim silhouettes to offer a chic, versatile autumn wardrobe.
A youthful evening wrap featuring a hooded brown velveteen design paired with a powder blue silk gown. Highlighted by Gladys Swarthout as part of her wardrobe, the piece could also be in black velvet for a winter party wrap.
Pleats appear in fall styles from skirts to necklines and sleeves with loose cuffed wrists. Black chiffon and crepe combine in dresses and gowns while pleated blouses in sheer fabrics pair with velvet cocktail suits. Evening gowns showcase all over pleats highlighting figure lines in a classic silhouette.
Fall handbags showcase froghback antelope and ostrich skins with patent accents. New yop handles, roomy soft frames, and square shapes dominate. Schlaparell bag features gilt padlock and key with pocket protection. The mad money suede purse uses gold coin trim and chain.
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