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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
3
Fashion column notes smart woolen ensembles dominate this season with jacket suits in shetland and tweed. Describes textures, patterns, and coordinated skirts, capes, and accessories as top choices for town, campus, and varying weather. Western Newspaper Union.
Style highlights show a button and the who that’s got the button. Paris style creators use lavish hand buttons as a young lady at the top is pictured and poised for success with four leaf clover designs by La Mode. A veiled hat wine velvet gloves and autumn color scheme complete the ensemble. Janet Rose provides a distinctive teal blue dressmaker suit with metal blouse and fox trim.
Fashion highlights a bold hat season with every imaginable style from velvets to extravagant toppers. Ribbons and hat pins accessorize, hair remains in focus, and windy weather casuals pair with tweeds for fall and winter wear.
To add glamor to a party frock, carry a sequin trimmed chiffon handkerchief. Among the prettiest are handkerchiefs featuring a bouquet of multicolor sequins or matching tones on a corner.
The latest fashion trend features short jackets in pale furs described as chic and luxurious. Honey-colored natural baby lynx and blue fox dyed guanaco are praised for their softness and wearability, generating excitement among style observers.
A new fashion trend sees jeweled clips pinned to the hips. Women of fashion abandon necklines and wrists for hip pockets to display ornaments and accessorize outfits.
A brief note highlights Bags sharing luxury mode items. The short item discusses trends in upscale handbags and consumer interest in premium brands. It notes availability, style cues, and potential upcoming releases shaping fashion attention.
A religious lesson on Exodus 20 13 and Matthew 5 21 26 38 42 frames murder as God commanded and condemns killing except under legal or self defense. It cites 1936 murders and auto deaths to argue murder prevalence, then links Jesus teaching to heart attitudes, urging reconciliation and loving deeds to prevent murder.
A mother questions nutrition science as her son Johnny returns from school with mud on his hands and a sneeze. The piece urges strict hygiene for children, daily baths, clean clothing, frequent hand washing, and soap in schools, plus parental vigilance and school condition checks to curb germ spread. It also notes orange pulp aids digestion and that beef liver has high copper content per nutrition tips.
A columnist urges mothers to ensure children eat with clean hands to prevent disease. Emphasizes nutrition backed by science and notes that most infectious disease deaths enter through the mouth or nose, risking grave illness without proper hygiene.
Mothers should stress to children that diseases come from unclean hands and airborne germs from coughs and colds. Teach children to muffle coughs and sneezes in a handkerchief and to keep fingers out of their mouths.
A compact roundup of household hints including cleaning broken glass with damp cloths, mending wringers with tape, rust removal by vinegar, proper book handling, peppermint to deter mice, and making beef juice by soaking chopped round steak in water then straining.
An editorial urges daily soap and water discipline among school children and ties personal cleanliness to disease prevention. It compares proper diet to bricks in building health while stating cleanliness as the essential mortar.
Mothers emphasize daily care to prevent illness and ensure well being. The focus is on hygiene routines and attentive handling to support infant health and growth.
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