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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

4

Sonya Savarin A Navajo Doctor Faces Honor and Forgiveness

Sonya Savarin, a self-appointed physician to Navajo Indians on an Arizona sheep ranch, seeks death to escape a drunken lover's dishonor but is rescued by a repentant attacker. She forgives him after a pivotal meeting on Lone Mesa, witnesses a mysterious transfer from an airship, and aids Two Fingers' wife Little Moon.

Lone Mesa Sonya Savarin Ving Arizona Serge Lila Babs Rodney Blake Sonya Little Moon Two Fingers el Capitan Diablo Mystery

Chapter V Continued in Desert Crossings and Bewildering Eyes

Sonya returns home from a long, introspective ride pondering a stranger's dark influence. She battles conflicting feelings about the man with a dangerous look in his eyes, then resolves to write Rod and resume ordinary life. In town she meets Mr. Parks who riffs on a dance with local musicians and gossip as Sonya plans her evening.

Sonya Ble Lila Serge Babs Rod Parks Neidlingers Sonya Sagarin Serge Savarin Lia Billy Bob Red Blake New York City Mesa Fabs Paul Jones Tie Sho Sweet Home K Rard T Will Starr Stone

Sonya and the Stranger at the Ranch Dance

In a camp dance Sonya Sagarin becomes strangely drawn to a mysterious man as the crowd swirls to Paul Jones. A tense confession about two identities deepens the danger when a brutal Mexican figure interrupts, promising a cliffhanger continuation.

Summer of Wide Brims Heralds a Millinery Blaze

Cherie Nicholas notes the summer trend of oversized hats with fruit trims, sheer brims, and bold colors. Wide brims from 80 inches to dramatic palettes dominate fashion, pairing with printed dresses and lace gowns.

Sheer Rayon Dot By Unerse Nicholas

Rayon has won its way to the top with leading designers approving dotted sheers. Self color rayon dots describe a handsome ill black gown fabric. The model shines in a Fashion Group of America collection in New York, smart for dinners and evening wear with daywear jackets and ensembles gaining notice.

Union Fashion Group of America New York

Pastel wool coats rise as summer fashion trend

Shvery season brings new fashion with white and pastel wool swagger coats worn over plain or printed crepe frocks. Sold separately and inexpensive, they add a fresh summery air to dark ensembles and may replace spring redingotes. Popular shades include dusty yellow, blue hues, and soft leaf green with color echoed in frock prints and trims.

Leghorn Panama Cire

Evening Tailleurs in Novel Fabrics Step Out

Fashion notes present evening tailleurs blending tailored jackets with instep-length skirts in striking nets. One silver lame suit features a black satin blouse and sable lining along the hem while black faille or taffeta versions pair with white or red crepe blouses.

Lalig Taffeta Suite

Refreshing Colors Highlight New Season Fashions

The article notes season’s newest colors including a flagship blue with navy tones evoking a sailing vessel, Rusette shifting from fall to spring palettes, clay hues competing with others, pale blue suitable for knits and evening wear with deep blue trims, and brown appearing in more shades than before.

Notable Fashion Notes on Evening Dresses and Ruffles

A compact fashion snippet highlights evening dresses accentuated by ruffles cascades of louives and decorative duets. The piece emphasizes dramatic fullness and ornate detailing as a key future trend for formal wear.

Fragrance of Zanzibar Color and Clove in Ocean Calm

Ernest D. Moore recalls Zanzibar in Asia Magazine as a land of scent and color. He paints palm fringed shores, pink coral sand, and perfumed air, noting the lingering clove aroma as the island’s attar while comparing other ports.

Zanzibar Kipling Tor Ernest D. Moore Asia Magazine Aden Mombasa Trafic

Tums Ad Builds New Factory in St Louis

A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. erects a blue black terra cotta and gilt mullioned building in St Louis for the exclusive manufacture of Tums. The structure features fifty foot upper windows with gold strips, etched lower windows, and stainless steel decorations. Project cost ranges from 100000 to 150000 dollars.

St. Louis Nfc A. H. Lewis Medicine Co

Have Their Place Those Who Try to Be Ornamental

A concise reflection argues that those who are ornamental or marginally useful fare best when amiable, suggesting social dynamics reward agreeable behavior over ostentation.

Postum Free Week Offer Promises Health Boost

The Postum Company extends a free weekly supply offer to readers who request it, promising a health boosting program in this periodical notice. Ady note references the offer and directs interested readers to write for the full weekly supply.

Postum Company Ady

Jilted Gerald and Geraldine Wordplay Exchange

A playful exchange features Gerald asserting being the “read goods” and Geraldine countering with a witty retort that he is the “canned goods.” The banter showcases quick verbal sparring and comic ribbing.

Gerald Geraldine

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