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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1939

Page

3

Sentry Trial Witness Gains Confidant Testimony

Mrs. Sentry reveals a bold pledge to testify that could free her husband as Falkran maneuvers the case. Dan notes the jury’s uncertainty while Phil shelters Barbara and contemplates drastic family acts to protect them during the long weeks of deliberation.

Felkran Phil Dan Palkran Falkran Mrs. Sentry Maine Barbara Shell Porte Cochere Eli Deaser

High School Drivers Take Toll Across Eleven Years

The American Magazine analysis shows high school age drivers five to nineteen face far higher fatality rates per miles driven. From ages fifteen to nineteen deaths rose 130 percent over 11 years, while younger groups lag. The piece advocates early driving education and a national program led by Amos Neuhart, with schools adopting driving courses and even dedicated teaching cars before graduation.

Amos Neuhart Pennsylvania State College Metee

Early Study of Sunspots and Scientific Progress

The text notes ancient Chinese observations of sunspots and suggests they speculated about cycles. It credits Fritz with estimating sunspot epochs back to 300 A. D. Science advanced only after the telescope’s invention in the early seventeenth century.

Fritz

New Prints Arrive For Winter Fashions By International

The midseason collection features eye catching silk prints ideal for frocks worn under fur coats or on southern trips. Designs include Persian colorways in reds purples yellows and greens with black or white accents. Pieces use pleatings corsets and brass fastenings with bold color blocking and mosaic motifs to flatter debutantes and their mothers.

International Alix

Pick of the New Crop Stars Toplate Stars in 1940s

Virginia Vale surveys new film releases and star talent, highlighting W G Van Schmus picks for Topper Takes a Trip and a slate including There's That Woman Again Trade Winds The Great Man Votes Gunga Din Made for Each Other Love Affair Stage Coach with noted cl

Topper Constance Bennett Roland Young Melvyn Douglas Virginia Bruce Frederic March Joan Bennett John Barrymore Virginia Weidler Cary Grant Victor McLaglen Douglas Fairbanks Jr Carole Lombard James Stewart Irene Dunne Charles Boyer Claire Trevor John Wagen Andy Devine John Carradine Louise Platt Edward Small Robert Denat Louis Hayward Duke of West Adolphe Menjou Roger Daniel Pega West Point Mary William Saal Kenneth Har

Fashion Promises Pockets On Suits And Dresses

Designers add pockets to suits dresses and blouses for utility and style. The illustrated gray wool tailleur showcases a novel pocket arrangement signaling a new fashion message.

Propsuit

Pockets Create New Fashion Flair In Tailored Suits

Designers embrace pockets as stylish and practical embellishments enhancing tailored suits. Jackets feature abundant pockets artfully integrated without breaking the clean lines, while dark crepe day dresses gain charm from white organdy pockets and matching lace details. These feminine touches extend to blouses and skirts.

Wallace

Angora Head Scarf and Mittens For Cold Mornings

A fuzzy angora head scarf and matching mitten set offers warmth and style for adolescents facing winter school days. The ensemble positions a mediator role for guardians seeking practical fashion that charms peers while guarding against wind chill.

Spectator Fashion Highlights at Hidley Match

Spectators sported gray kidskin and leopard coats with matching fur hats over wool or velveteen dresses as the dressy crowd enjoyed the event.

Coiffure Suggestion Twisted Back Bowknot Hairstyle

A fashion note advises adjusting the upswept style by twisting the hair at the back into a broad flat bowknot for a different silhouette.

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