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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
6
The inaugural program on January 9 includes an informal reception and ball at the state arsenal in Springfield honoring Gov Elect Henry Horner. Thousands of out of town visitors are expected for the day’s ceremonies at noon.
A milestone at Karachi Airport records the world’s longest air distance as a plane flies to London at 4 073 miles. Other ancient cities appear with Bashad 1 486 miles Delh 691 Bombay 553 and Queta 382 miles.
The Indianapolis News reports that a fashion note warning that back-buttoning dresses will “button up the back” unsettles many husbands, reflecting sartorial concerns of the era and spurring commentary on contemporary dress trends.
A six legged mongrel named Spare.Tire serves as the Mascot aboard the freighter Penobscot sailing from Boston. The dog was born at sea in a ten puppy litter while the others were normal.
Aliss Cayenne answers yes to a sales tax proposal noting it would replace an outdated tax. She argues the new tax could simplify revenue and reflect changing times, despite higher prices for some goods.
Beth Raynor learns from Mrs Bleak that Donald must raise funds for a partnership, facing pressure to delay marriage. She withdraws to a mountain summer school, returns with Donald to see their house and Beth’s family, while Donald’s career ambitions proceed independently. Beth’s duty appears to lie with family and home.
Aira Ann C Willis, a six city office kitchen planner, critiques common kitchen defects. She urges lighting from the left, better storage, and repositioning to free space. She advises built in cabinets and moving seldom used china to cellar or attic.
Advice from 1932 by Emily Post on meeting future in laws. Emphasizes showing appreciation, taking initiative, and fitting to elders and children. Recommend genuine interest, listening, and avoiding prima donna behavior while being yourself.
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