Say Jumbo You Should Not Smoke Cigarettes
A cartoon dialogue features Muiuliget Jumbo Fat Boy and a midget discussing smoking. The joke hints that cigarettes stunt growth and humor revolves around size and age.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
2
A cartoon dialogue features Muiuliget Jumbo Fat Boy and a midget discussing smoking. The joke hints that cigarettes stunt growth and humor revolves around size and age.
In a light hearted exchange Mrs. Sm asks what stitch was used for doilies at the fish course. Mrs. Jones responds with the berling bone pun noting the herring bone stitch as expected.
Alice is furious with May because she told her a great secret and made her promise not to tell anyone. May has not told it to anyone.
A witty exchange contrasts Mr Gayboy with Miss Philippe as he pledges reform and she rejects a mended husband. She desires a fresh, brand new model instead, capturing a satirical social exchange about marriage and change.
A compact, period flavored remark linking early science thought to evolution, humorously comparing two hobos. It suggests a witty debate on progress and change while keeping a light, dialect accent throughout.
Four year old Gene explained a picture book to two year old David saying a family is “a whole big mess of kids,” highlighting a broadened view of family dynamics. The remark captures early childhood perceptions of kinship and inclusivity within a household.
A passenger tells of a prophetic dream aboard a night train headed to California. A woman fears a perilous Canyon Fiero bridge and pressures a stop, while a saboteur gang robs passengers during a tense lunar crossing.
The 1912 Western News reports a bold fur fashion show highlighting panther and leopard trim on coats and gowns. Parisian tastes influence attire with white satin gowns edged in leopard and two tone furs like astrakan and ermine. Versatile textures including printed satin and ruffles on sleeves enhance the dramatic ensembles, with metal buttons and belts as current accessories.
A vintage style feature explains crochet edging for a dainty bed jacket and a clerical bib. It guides materials such as mercerized cotton, a size eight hook, and crepe, detailing two silk pieces sewn at shoulders, with narrow hems and crochet rows to hold edges.
A distinct corded weaving trend dominates winter fashion with corded fabrics across clothing from sportswear to evening dresses. Corded velvets and wools, introduced in Paris, promise stylish coats and suits for harsh weather, with dressmakers using nadro t cutting to alter designs without extra ornaments.
Dress styles this season demand a shift in hairdressing. Women who wear shallow-crowned hats exposing most of the back risk an inferiority complex unless consulting an experienced hairdresser to conform hair to fashion and beauty. A sculptor’s sense of form and a painter’s color feel are needed to blend hair and face with clothing into beauty.
Waffle Weave is the latest street and sports dress material. Silk crepes resemble rough woolens. This season introduces triple sheer, three times the thickness of georgette crepe. The waffle weave is new and smart, modeled after a breakfast dish.
The note highlights strong contrasts in attire such as light collars on dark dresses and dark collars on light dresses, plus dark jackets with white skirts and white coats with dark outfits, emphasizing bold pairing rules.
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