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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
7
From Paris reports, sweaters this year depart from the conventional with zip fronts, low necks, and two color banded trims. Three handmade examples feature knit and crocheted details, with elegant jackets and cardigans in muted tones, emphasizing versatile styles and bold buttons.
Cherie Nicholas notes summer ermine boleros as top fashion choice for evenings replacing capes. The natural beige fur shown over a white crepe dress suits parties, while brown fur boleros are forecast as a chic fall daytime item.
The fashion note says brushed up hair pairs with tiny doll-sized hats from Schiaparelli. Buyers returning from midsummer trips report the trend, with higher hair lifts showing curls off the ears. The vogue’s appeal remains uncertain as the fickle public may swing to any extreme.
College girl learns to pair a sweater knit in Shetland cashmere or angora with a patterned tweed or plain skirt. Choices include three piece ensembles using identical yarn for sweater jacket and skirt. Furs, color schemes, and autumn tones define the chic look.
Paris stylist Cerise introduces a new pink shade stepping beyond fuchsia. Lelong uses cerise as a flowing sash around a deep blue halter gown, while the same vivid pink renders the bodice of a Swiss dotted dress paired with a bouffant tulle skirt. The bodice drapes over the right shoulder leaving the left shoulder strapless.
A decorative idea highlights bright flowers on the bodice of an evening frock with matching floral accents in the hair, providing ample festive decoration for parties and celebrations.
A display features moldy colors praised as high style. The exhibit embraces decayed palettes as contemporary fashion, drawing curiosity from visitors and critics alike.
Sir Walter Runciman emerges as a key banker diplomat in Chamberlain's four power bloc plan and Czechoslovak talks. The piece notes his credit moves with France and Italy and his influence in Downing Street while also discussing Tullio Serafin as a potential Met opera manager and Serafin's career highlights.
Houston Goudiss explains the causes and symptoms of food allergy, noting that proteins trigger reactions from hives to gut upset and migraines. He describes sensitization, testing methods, and avoidance strategies for managing allergies.
A tendency to allergy is hereditary but individual triggers differ. The passage notes a mother may react to milk while her child inherits the tendency and may react to fish. It cites asthma from milk and hives from fish as possible reactions.
It notes foods triggering allergic symptoms vary by individual and lists common culprits such as wheat milk eggs chocolate pork fish shellfish tomatoes cauliflower cabbage strawberries and oranges. Skin rashes are linked to milk cereal or pork while hives occur with strawberries chocolate fish and tomatoes. Wheat is linked to migraines and asthma appears common in some individuals.
When a food triggers reactions in a child, it should be eliminated entirely or until desensitization occurs. Common offenders like milk or wheat require careful substitutions such as soy milk, corn starch, rice flour, or alternative cereals and flours to maintain a balanced diet.
C Houston Gondiss offers a free chart listing foods most likely to trigger allergies and those least likely to cause trouble. Send a postcard with your request to 6 East 39th Street New York.
A discussion on how certain foods can trigger allergies and how immunity may develop after exclusion. The piece stresses careful investigation before labeling someone allergic and notes the social pressure around eating while suggesting potential psychological and intellectual advantages observed in allergy-prone individuals.
A reader asks about the caloric value of mushrooms and onions and lettuce, noting mushrooms add flavor but little energy. The column confirms onions and lettuce do not contain narcotics and highlights vitamins A C D and calcium for teeth.
Readers show interest in rag rugs and a village find from Buzzards Bay. center medallion feature noted. Instructions describe braiding, center oval sizing, loop details, and easing to keep flat. Ad promotes Mrs. Spears Sewing for the Home Decorator book offering 48 pages of home article directions for 25 cents postpaid.
A Johnson quotation notes that money and time are life’s heaviest burdens and the unhappiest people are those who have more of either than they can use.
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