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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1937
Page
10
Empire nightgown made of Pur-Di-Crepe rayon crepe stresses rayon’s role in intimate apparel. Pre shrunk and washable with a smooth texture and sleek look, it features little puffed sleeves and Alencon lace trim to enhance a youthful effect.
Hollywood notes describe a staged blizzard on stage 19 at Warner Brothers for a film scene featuring a power substation set with transformers and high tension wires. The crew, including Slim, Pat O’Brien, and Henry Fonda, rehearses repairs under Ray Enright as gypsum snow drives the wind machines.
A 1920 census start is noted with a home program for Mary Alice Pritchett Clifford Gibson and Lian Mundt. A drainage movement for Boils d Arc hittom is mentioned along with a Jacksonville Florida wedding Emily Jackson and Buford Arnold Heidt. Caldwell Motor Co opens in Dallas with J. B. Caldwell as manager. Sam Rayburn announces re election candidacy to Congress.
A 29 year old Cuangng Texac dispatch notes farmers backing an attempt to secure cheaper fuel alternatives, arguing affordability over current costs. The report highlights collective farmer support for a stance against high fuel prices and a push for cheaper energy sources.
The piece notes evening frocks for small women during holidays as colorful and accent dependent though impractical for day use. It highlights gown silhouettes from the fashion week in Paris with draped and sheer panels, satin and tulle textures, and mentions transparent effects trending in next season.
Fragmented OCR text presents a cooking class from Saratd Annes with assorted recipes and ingredients. The lines reference liver cakes with bacon, French toast, banana and orange desserts, and other dish ideas, interspersed with garbled instructions and measurements. The readable items suggest a home cook guide style with varied dishes and prep steps.
The readable text warns of soggy crust and crust condition, mentions prevention steps and timing, and references folding the suggestion with another unbased idea. No clear event or entities, appears as a damaged note.
A fragment suggests using Bologna as a garnish for tomato aspic salad and notes it complements cocktails. It mentions a special templing technique and hints at another salad idea with tomatoes and centers removed.
A fragmented handwritten note references sweet potatoes or mash with a note on flavor. The text hints at a recipe mood and a casual, incomplete description of food preparation.
The readable text resembles a jumble about crust purines and press timing with unclear meaning. No identifiable people organizations or place names are present to anchor a proper news-style summary.
A quirky ad note highlights a snack blend of Brazil nuts with celery as a playful parade treat. The line invites readers to read further ads in the paper.
An ad description touts grilled sandwiches as low fat using a frying pan method. It hints at a sampling of sandwiches and mentions a promotional read through ads in the paper for more details.
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