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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
3
The piece promotes linen fabrics for summer sports and social wear with plaid and dotted patterns. It highlights pleated shorts in blue and red, a high neck blouse, and a backless beach outfit with a V neck, all designed for tennis golf and beach days.
The article explains protein provides four calories per gram along with fats and carbohydrates, urging daily intake for tissue repair. It notes about 10 percent of daily calories should come from protein, discusses animal and legume sources, protein variety, and a lima bean loaf recipe as a dietary example.
The article suggests that as summer nears street frocks may be shortened and ankles revealed. It claims anklets of ruby ber will reduce fat accumulators and lists exercises like high kicking and toe raises. Massage and a borated talc treatment are advised to slim the figure.
If you travel light, pick versatile items that blend with any formal dress. Black slippers and a black wrap suit most outfits, while brown satin pumps and a brown wrap work with most colors except black. They pair well with pink and look good with silver or gold.
Seersucker is used to fashion many raincoats in current styles. Some coats feature sleeveless designs with cape features. Matching umbrellas and bats complete the ensemble in this fashion trend.
Black velvet and white pique feature prominently in an eastern Summer lineup. Velvet decorates crowns brims and piping, with details on sowers beliz and related trims.
Two latest millinery designs showcased by Cheeie Nicholas feature a pirate cap draped with vel Piquade in red blue navy yellow and white and a wide-brim navy blue straw hat. The ensemble includes cellulose ribbon trim and rayon mesh gloves with cellulose cuff details highlighted after a New York fashion group exhibition.
Two speakers debate language use as one mocks calling a card a spade while the other admits adding adjectives when gardening. The exchange highlights humor about phrasing and self awareness.
A clipped dialogue notes a harsh view on illness among older men as one dismisses a cold as insignificant while another questions how it was contracted, highlighting tension over health and aging.
A 1,000,000 franc lottery ticket buried with Jacques Chazarin in Portiers France yielded a 66 000 dollar prize after his death. The corpse was exhumed and the ticket was sent to Paris for payment though Chazarin died two days before the draw. Five men who owned shares in the ticket supervised the exhumation.
Recipe excerpt for scalloped ham and potatoes with milk and flour layers, ham chunks between potato slices, baked at 350 to 400 degrees F for 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Optional green pepper adds flavor. Also notes Eyes With Dried Beef using fat, dried beef, tomatoes, eggs, cheese, and seasonings. Bell syndicate WNU Service.
A fragmented note advises selecting broccoli stalks not blossomed for better flavor. It also gives kitchen tips for cooling bread, folding clothes, and using lemon juice to improve pies.
C. B. Con Murphy once led Bat Masterson’s famed era in Dodge City and the West. Born February 22 1858 in Kentucky he later settled in Nampa Idaho where he died recently. His long career followed major gold rushes and his wife died early.
Big Spring Texas officials report difficulty keeping a permanent dog catcher. The vacancy persists despite a substantial daily pay plus a commission for each canine impounded, with the office filled only briefly before becoming vacant again.
A local notice states milk will be delivered in frozen blocks to customers in Alaska. The document notes frozen dairy distribution and specific handling instructions for delivery rounds.
A reflective vignette of New York City life capturing Fifth Avenue crowds, Grand Central, and Times Square ambiance. It notes colorful street characters, the Chrysler building’s shine, taxicab flurries, bans on books, and snippets about vaudevillians, printers, and public figures, ending with a portrait of Miss Mary Taylor deemed New York's most beautiful girl.
How It Started explores the origin of the phrase back as endorsing or supporting a person or venture. The piece traces backing to commercial practice of writing one's name on the back of a note or check to endorse a payment.
Dr Edward Burgin told the commons that British film registrations last year totaled 2219 feet, including 68 777 feet made overseas in the British empire. United States origin films amounted to 5583 405 feet while other foreign films totaled 190 067 feet.
George IV was a connoisseur of tea and teapots. He collected teapots for the Pavilion at Brighton and arranged them in grand pyramids as decorations.
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