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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
6
Cherie Nicholas notes linen trends from morning to evening featuring durable plain linens in oxblood red, navy blue, coral, and white. Printed linens offer bold florals and geometric patterns, with Moygashel linen from Ireland used in a green canvas jacket suit paired with a tan orange network print blouse and chantelle accents.
The divided skirt costume returns as practical sports wear. Tailored from fine linen from Mayashel Ireland, it features a pro-style collar buttoning and a buttoned underarm seam. The divided skirt enables freedom of movement for golf and tennis.
Whims of fashion highlight necklaces of flowers and prints as strong comeback bids. Chinese designs and colors gain importance with bold bow accents and sheer crepes favored for juniors and misses. AgnĈe’s tulle head wrap launches a new evening millinery trend.
The text advises that gloves can be worn without tearing if put on carefully the first time. Stretching the material gently to match hand lines makes future fits easier, reducing trouble on subsequent wears.
The note of the day urges sharing higher thoughts and inclusion. Quoting Emerson it argues exclusiveness harms self and others, advising not to exclude but to share knowledge culture and wisdom for mutual sweetness.
A vinegar dipped cloth cleans grease from stoves. Soiled rompers soak in water with granulated soap powder. Finannela and blankets stay soft when washed with a tablespoon of ammonia. Grease stains lift with warm water soap. naphtha or kerosene soaps work. Ball Syndicate.
In honor of spring a vibrant wall hanging depicts roses and Macs in natural splendor. Easy enough for beginners, it uses lazy daisy and satin stitches, and can be hung unframed. Pattern 6527 includes a 15 by 20 inch transfer, color chart, materials, stitch illustrations, and directions. Send fifteen cents.
A reader recounts overcoming fatigue and low spirits after a run of worry and colds. After starting a course of Tonie 8.3.3, skin color returned, energy rose, and red blood cells seemed to regain strength, restoring his old self.
Joe E Brown invites boys and girls to join his club, promising a membership pin and a manual detailing steps from member to captain. Send name and address with a red and blue Grape-Nuts Flakes wrapper top to Battle Creek Michigan before December 31 1936. Post Cereal by General Foods.
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