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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1940
Page
3
A historical note asserts humanity’s next great task is freedom from violence rather than conquest. It frames deliverance as a collective moral goal and cautions against reliance on force to secure peace. The statement emphasizes ethical action and lasting security beyond martial might.
Advice on constipation suggests increasing dietary bulk with Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast and meals. Emphasizes that bulk is a fiber-like mass aiding movement, not a medicine, and recommends drinking water and consulting a physician for chronic conditions.
Old Man Coyote paces the Green Meadows plotting a plan to lure Farmer Brown's Boy to his traps. He pretends to fear nothing as he deceives Granny Fox and Bowser the Hound, waiting through the night for daylight to execute his scheme.
Designers showcase long cape costumes and a two piece look in one piece. Black remains staple but upcoming color splurge looms. Silhouettes extend to the knees with a flounce, nautical blue and white sailor collars add a smart touch.
A famous mil diamond known as the Non-dollar Janker was seen at the fourteenth annual St Luke's Hospital fashion show in Chicago. Princess Roastislay wore it suspended from an exquisite necklace with an inset showing it as a coiffure adornment, pairing with a black velvet gown with lace and a drop shoulder decolletage.
Ellen Drew once a shy waitress at Brown's in Hollywood is now the advertising face of the shop. The Cinderella special signs greet customers and Booth 6 notes its screen test moment. Drew rose from an Englewood dime store to a Paramount contract player in three films and other projects.
A guide describes crocheted squares using puff stitch and double crochet to form a rich afghan. Pattern No. 2634 includes directions, illustrations, color schemes, square photograph, and required materials with order details.
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