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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
2
Women’s World describes sun dress and bolero ensembles that serve as travel attire for train and car trips, with detachable jackets for in-car comfort, adjustable straps for sun exposure, and options including stoles and eyelet embroidery. It notes fabrics from linen to silk, pastel to dark hues, and a shift toward princess silhouettes and jaunty short boleros.
The guide describes rayon dusters and three fashion options for a single dress: with a stole or bolero, plus a separate sport set of shorts and top. It recommends sturdy fabrics like rayon butcher linen and denim for durability, with options for long coats in the old duster style and versatile wear from beach to shopping.
A textile feature article suggests pairing a fine cotton chambray outfit with a flattering visor. It highlights a tucked under side, a black velvet band, and a practical, pretty result for a summer costume.
The record notes that 290 physicians were killed in action during World War II and 535 died while in service, reflecting the high toll on medical professionals in the conflict.
The article states that more than half of the food consumed by humans in this country consists of foods of plant origin. It emphasizes the prominence of plant based items in daily nutrition.
Lake Placid is noted as a famous winter resort in the Adirondack region of New York. The World Book Encyclopedia reports different cancer patterns by sex with men most affected in stomach, liver, intestines, esophagus, and tongue, while women show uterus, breast, stomach, liver, and intestines as the top sites.
The Navy's basic research program involves about 2000 civilian scientists and 2400 graduate students across more than 150 universities and non profit labs. About 700 projects are funded with an annual expenditure of 18 million dollars.
A washing tip advises buttoning each garment and turning it inside out before washing to reduce wear on buttons and fabric, and to prevent cutting wringer rolls from broken buttons.
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