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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
7
Fashion notes emphasize color as the spring mood, with bold woolens and color-blocked outfits. Tailored suits, coats, and ensembles feature plaids stripes and checks in bright yellows reds blues and greens. Designers interrelate stripe plaid and plain to create harmonious varied outfits.
Fashion feature describes a girl in a black velvet dinner dress with a soft gold belt designed by Criterion. The gown, off the shoulder with tiny bows and a velvet hat, radiates a sophisticated air and promises beaux at the fore.
The clever calot, beloved by schoolgirls nationwide, returns this winter in earmuffs and a plaid flannelette lining. The earmuffs can be worn up or down.
Neckwear at counters now includes ruchings embroideries and lace collar sets with matching cuffs. Velvet with mother of pearl accents, grosgrain, chiffon and silk varieties appear, from bows to sequin boleros and ruffled net jackets, making neckwear a featured spring theme.
A quirky fashion snippet describes choosing night wear pelts and a squirrel’s spray of orchids. It contrasts undyed gray squirrels with brown dyed flank variants, noting price differences and the emphasis on a close even pile for the fur.
A description of camisole tops featuring lace beading and baby blue ribbons. Lace ruffles and ribbons decorate the slip bottoms for an old-fashioned look.
A white chiffon blouse edged in black vallace is shown with a black faille suit in one collection for winter wear. The pairing emphasizes a crisp, contrasting look suitable for formal or business occasions.
The lesson argues for a revival of faith through a Spirit filled people who proclaim the Word of God with bold, personal, and doctrinal preaching. It emphasizes the Holy Spirit as a person in the Trinity and the need for faithful, bold proclamation without compromising scripture.
The Living Word Christ is described as the Word of God coming from God into the world. It asserts that all operations of God are effected by this Word and that receiving the Word leads to the soul being begotten of God.
A nutritionist explains that fish and land meats share core nutrients of protein water and fat with minor mineral and vitamin variations. Lean fish offer rich minerals and iodine from salt water types, and canned fish like salmon provide protein energy calcium phosphorus and vitamins A and D.
The article explains shellfish and fish varieties differ in carbohydrates fat and vitamins. Oysters provide iodine and vitamins A B G while fatty fish offer more energy. cod and similar have low fat and high protein. It endorses serving fish or shellfish regularly and discusses fish and milk consumption myths and vitamin sources.
The article contrasts sea food with land meat noting sea crops are not planted by humans except certain shellfish. It explains fishermen harvest without sowing or shelter and describes the sea’s life rich with seaweed and the food chain from plants to larger animals all driven by energy from the sun.
Sunlight and fish liver oils provide vitamin D essential for calcium and phosphorus use in bones and teeth. Cod halibut salmon swordfish and tuna liver oils are prized, with body oils from salmon herring and sardines also notable for this vitamin. Seafood offers multiple nutrients alongside vitamin D.
A government bulletin lists 40 kinds of fish besides smoked and salted varieties and shellfish, offering homemakers wide menu options. Despite perishability, fish is available nationwide with canned dried smoked salted and quick frozen forms, aided by improved transport and refrigeration. Quick frozen fish require careful handling and prompt use.
Patterns present new styles at home for easy sewing. Features include a petticoat frock with Victorian touches and a fitted jacket suitable for street and sports wear. No. 1669 and No. 1673 provide sizing, yardage, and lining details. orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
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