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A fashion note praises a large size dress with paneled skirt to slim hips and lace trim. It highlights the long lines and gathered bust ease, suggesting smart wear for bridge parties.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1939
Page
7
A fashion note praises a large size dress with paneled skirt to slim hips and lace trim. It highlights the long lines and gathered bust ease, suggesting smart wear for bridge parties.
The sewing guide advertises two patterns No. 1806 and No. 1681 for versatile dresses and a coat style. It notes fabric needs by size, offers sizes 34 through 52, and lists a San Francisco address for orders with a 15 cent pattern price.
Practical guidance on stain removal and substitutions. Soak egg stains in cold water then launder. Use chicken fat as a butter substitute when cooking and save fat from poultry. Soak dried fruits briefly to blend better with other ingredients. Use a vacuum cleaner to clean dust mops.
A brief note notes that there are multiple options to escape a troubling situation. It suggests pragmatic approaches beyond a single solution and hints at resilience and adaptability available to those facing uncertainty.
Star Dust reviews on set events including Charles Laughton calming a live bear during a Hunchback of Notre Dame scene in Fifteenth century Paris. Linda Darnell rises to stardom at Twentieth Century Fox with Public Deb No. 1. William Holden's Golden Boy breakthrough follows a seven year Fox-Columbia deal and a college-spot talent story.
After two years of war seven thousand seven hundred U.S. citizens remain in China including women and children, with no formal American concession. Shanghai holds about half, Peiping and Tientsin host hundreds, while others cluster in ports or near missions across the vast nation.
Nobel laureate Professor Joliot suggests a future exchange where two dollars of uranium could equal ten thousand dollars worth of coal. Uranium, dubbed the mother of radium, is a heavy white metal found with pitchblende and radium. discovered in 1789 and isolated in 1842. It occurs mainly in pitchblende from Czechoslovakia, with Canada and Belgium as large ore sources. The United States produces some at home but relies on imports. Its chief use is to color and glaze ceramics.
Doors are a relatively recent invention according to National Geographic. Early homes used entrance passages covered with tapestry curtains or skins for privacy. Some traditions lingered such as opening the door when someone dies to let the soul pass through.
National Geographic summarizes Kodiak Island as the planned site for a large U S naval base and air station with possible coast guard facilities. It notes Kodiak measures about 100 miles by 50 and hosts fishing, whaling, sparse agriculture, and a mild climate. bears and volcano history are highlighted, alongside Aleutian current effects on weather.
The article notes long term Brazilian immigration patterns with Italians and Portuguese among the leading groups. It cites totals of over 4 million Italians and about 1.148 million Portuguese, plus large numbers of Spaniards Japanese Germans Russians and a few Austrians, anchored by the 1500 Portuguese claim of Brazil.
A medieval saying traces to tenants allowed firewood by hook for underbrush and crook for deadwood, with the phrase by hook or crook evolving from those limits. The explanation links tools to wood gathering and the expression’s origins in lawful rustic practice.
American statisticians estimate that since 1176 the United States has produced about three times as much wealth as the world did up to that year. The claim highlights rapid early American economic growth and measures of output relative to global production.
The article recalls Napoleon Bonaparte selling the Louisiana Territory in 1803 and hints that the land's future states were contemplated in the treaty. It notes Napoleon's exile after Waterloo and mentions his brother Joseph seeking refuge in America, with other Bonapartes following him.
The article describes the hotel concierge as a universal helper for travelers in Europe, fluent in many languages, knowledgeable about train schedules, and able to arrange taxis. It compares the concierge to Santa Claus for tourists. It also notes a new development in freezing technology with frozen sliced apples.
Renovation era notice notes Hotel Golden-Kena in Salt Lakes City as its largest popular property in RENEVADA. Mentions Hackfront Temple rates and fully furnished Yeausen units at 70 E Temple, with weekly and monthly pricing for SHUBRICK HOTEL APT 14 West South Salt Lake City.
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