Inflation and counterfeiting swirl around Roosevelt era policy
Washington observers debate whether President Roosevelt will deploy inflationary powers as inflationists push for higher prices while sound money advocates fear policy moves. Secretary Wallace warns inflation would only provide temporary relief, with counterfeiters rising in hard times and Secret Service reporting record seizures and sophisticated gangs undermining economic stability.
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Chic Hairdress a Necessary Luxury by Cherie Nicholas
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union piece extols machineless permanents and modern hairdressing tailored to individual type. It contrasts soft curls and feathered waves with older styles, touting youthfulness, confidence, and the beauty expert’s role in shaping appearance.
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New Length Cape by Cherie Nicholas
A Joyely simple Lanvin ensemble in Paris style features a soft bow of wide metal ribbon on one shoulder. A handsome dark velvet cape contrasts with pastel froth, with velvet capes favored by Parigiennes for color accents.
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Newest neckline diamond shaped for fashion impact
The article explains diamond shaped necklines using curled wire feathers and "Angel Wings" accents to convey chic appeal. It notes how to arrange elements, with feathers pointing down the back and meeting at the front, and suggests attaching wings to coats to signal trendy alignment.
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Fall Hat Styles Dominate Early Season Runways
Fashion notes describe fall hats with forwarddrops and high back crowns. High-backed turbans trend in points and drapes, with quills adding height. Berets in satin or velvet remain the season’s big news, often pulled over the eyes and with more height at the back.
Machine Stitching and Feeder Efficiency
A note on sewing machine operation warns that feeding material directly can cause irregular stitches. It warns that pulling through fabric risks bent needles and improper seams, advising careful control and proper machine setup for quality results.
Crossword Teaser Preview From Next Issue
A fragmentary grid clue list teases a 16 by ? crossword with hints on pastimes victors rooms eggs tart girl nickname long period follow up eyes aret name prefix meaning b author of rhe In acquire belonging to an versity ef ferns and debt with yr meane ef ferns. solution appears in the next issue and references last week’s Purrie.
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Ocean Sinking Threat to Tight Little Island
England faces land subsidence as a Blue Paper reports gradual sinking of the nation. Felixstowe shows nearly two inches drop in fifteen years while Bank of England and St Paul’s have fallen modestly. Seismograph data link land movement to tidal cycles. Thames tunnels alter shape with tides.
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A Mother's Love Reflected as Timeless Bond
A mother's love is described as the golden link binding generations. The passage recalls a child growing, with furrowed brow or silvering hair, and cherishes the soft devotion and kind guidance of the best friend God gave us through maternal care.
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