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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
3
Fall fashion centers on fur trims enhancing wools with bold effects. Designers preview bow-knot fur appliques, fur outlined pockets, cuff-muffs, fur yokes, and polka dot fur sleeves. Wool plaids, vertical stripe shows, and schoolgirl capes join this modern fur couture, promising luxurious fabrics and dramatic contrasts.
The season favors warm honey beige with a touch of rouge and mat powder. Headgear includes peaked hoods, wide hats and fishnet turbans with bright hairpins. Footwear features cork clogs and raffia sandals as beach bags swell with makeup for a polished look.
White and deep blue linen create a natty Bruyere costume. The navy jacket features a blue anchor outline in red, while the dress bodice bears a white embroidered anchor. Pearl buttons adorn the ensemble.
Gray woolens and blends of gray furs headline this season showing a high style, muted palette for coats and suits as designers emphasize gray, versatile fabrics and streamlined silhouettes for autumn collections.
Small fabric stars captured between layers of marine are the imaginative creation of a French hat designer.
Selected lesson subjects and scripture texts compiled by the International Council of Religious Education for August 13. The program lists authors and themes used with permission, guiding study materials and teaching outlines.
A sermon outlines Elisha as a model of helpfulness, urging Christians to seek out the needy, diagnose true spiritual need, and apply Christ’s remedy through faithful proclamation. It highlights Naaman’s leprosy as pride and stresses obedience to faith in Jesus as the only path to salvation.
Coleridge argues that an hour of solitude spent in sincere prayer or struggle with a single passion yields deeper reflection and willpower than a year of study in schools. The excerpt frames solitude as a powerful, formative practice for inner reform.
Readable notes describe versatile summer sandwiches from hearty meals to tea sandwiches. Recipes include raisin orange filling banana butter filling mayonnaise loaf assembly hot peanut butter spread and savory fillings using American cheese and dried beef with tomato soup.
Eleanor Howe previews next week’s column with practical tested macaroni meals suitable for family menus camp cookery and informal buffets. The tips promise inexpensive simple dishes built around one dish recipes.
A mail order pitch offers a cookbook with over 125 recipes men like turning appetite into a home dining plan. Send 10 cents to Feeding Father Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois for a postage prepaid copy.
A country youth courted a girl and finally proposed in a cemetery. He points to relatives’ graves and then to open ground, declaring that is where he and his bride will be buried someday, delivering a cheerful, morbid proposal.
Brown paper moistened in vine gar will polish tins until they shine like silver. Save all paraffin as you remove it from your preserves and jelly. A man's pipe cleaner makes an excellent device for cleaning the spout of the coffee or tea pot. Emptying a cream whipper and bowl is wasteful unless one takes time to scrape them carefully. To prevent sugar from forming in preserves or jam, add a teaspoon of corn sirup to the contents of each pint. When the faucets in your bath room need polishing take a soft cloth wet in kerosene and it will brighten them instantly without injury. Instead of peeling whole apples, first cut them in half, then in quarters, cut out the core and then peel. This is a great time saver. Instead of peeling potatoes or scraping carrots, scrub some with a chore ball, and skins will come off easily without waste.
Higher Effect interior decorators say deep ceiling colors make rooms feel taller. A new trick carries side wall paper up onto the ceiling about 10 inches to create an optical illusion of greater height.
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