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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
3
A Pentecost lesson outlines the Holy Spirit promised in Scripture, its fulfillment in acts, and names and works of the Spirit. It covers comforter witness truth and the Spirit’s regenerating, teaching, convicting, guiding, and intercessory roles, plus gifts and unity.
A vivid portrait of feminine fashion shows real silk gowns with flowers and floral trims. The feature highlights deep lilac and violet silk crepe and pure silk taffeta gowns with lilac accents, chiffon draping, and flower-adorned accessories showcased by New York society shops.
Exquisite Ik print white gown with green floral accents paired with a green blade jacket. Featured on glamorous star Glawarthout noted as among America’s ten best dressed women.
Readers are invited to try knitting a three piece suit featuring a British inspired short jacket with skirt and sweater blouse. The design mirrors high powered English tailoring with high notched lapels and a semi fitted silhouette.
A fragmentary tale recalls Louis Brennan and his death engine idea sparked by a frayed belt. It mentions careless pulp processing leading to waste and blotting paper origin, with stray notes about cheese ink and a laboratory accident involving a valve and chemical drops.
Regency treatment for spring coats appears across the second spring collections with high butterfly collars and pouf fronts. Designers describe draped bows, butterfly revers and front fullness that adapt to coats and wraps in taffeta or fur, offering varied interpretations for formal wear.
The tale starts with a Swedish tailor in Berkeley who joins a whaling voyage by mistaking a help wanted ad for sailors. It follows Eric’s adventures to Nome and the origin of Nome City, then shifts to comma mishaps that caused major misreadings and a freed political prisoner due to a single misplaced comma.
The London Times notes a Yugoslav Antihandshaking club and discusses shifting forms of greeting. It argues handshakes carry history while warning modern oversell and polished politeness can hollow out genuine fellowship among businessmen and elites in Ljubljana.
Scientists argue brains and brawn correlate with success citing chest size height and weight data from managers sales staff and officers. They claim physical fitness supports mental work while exceptions exist and good health remains the best stimulant for head work.
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