Mrs Beulah Hankins Praises Faultless Starch Letter
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA Mrs Beulah Hankins of 634 S Collier writes of Faultless Starch praising its time saving ironing benefits She notes ironing weekly for her four year old son and twins eight months old and how the starch keeps garments smooth and fresh The ad invites readers to ask grocers for Faultless Starch and enjoy easy ironing.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Beulah Hankins
S. Collier
Faultless, Starch Company
Adv
Tomboy Coats and Dorm Jackets Practical for College Girls
ODAY notes college fashion favors utilitarian style for campus life. Describes a three quarter length windproof water repellant coat, indoor plush jacket, gray corduroy pedal pushers, a button side closing dress for activity, neon pink clam digger pants, corduroy sweaters, raincoats with belts, and wide belts with three piece suits. Scarves and a red cotton square offer versatile wear.
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Oday
Western Newspaper Union
New Jumper Ideas Boost Home Seams With Fringe and Trim
The article previews jumper fashions urging home sewers to craft multiple pieces for variety. A plaid jumper with self fringe edging frames the top and pockets while a second jumper uses braid trim on the front opening, suitable for afternoon wear.
Elegance At Fall Millinery Bold With Velvet And Fur
The fall millinery scene features extreme hat heights and velvet returns. Velvet dominates with rich textures while fur hats take center stage in the coming months. Russian turbans appear bold though acquired tastes. Satin hats in high-hat styles pair with black satin dresses for dressy outings.
Striped Surah and Satin Return on Fall Fabric List
Fabric editors note striped surah and satin are newly listed this fall though revival vibes echo past fashion. The silken stripes appear in afternoon gowns and are fashioned into suits to wear under winter coats this season.
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Yesteryears
Real American foreign policy formed in Washington shift in Latin policy
The piece analyzes changes in the Byrnes administration including Mr. Braden for Mr. Rockefeller and the elevation of Dean Acheson. It argues the reshuffle aims to solidify Democratic control, align with Potsdam terms, and harmonize domestic factions behind a new foreign policy footing while noting cautious moves toward representing multiple parties and a tougher stance toward Russia. The sector closes with a Rural Department view of the current farm picture.
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Washington
Braden
Rockefeller
Argentina
Byrnes
San Francisco
Mr. Rockefeller
Truman-Byrnes
Dean Acheson
Roosevelt
Acheson
Senate
House
Congress
State Department
Truman
Russia
Balkan
Britain
Stalin
Pravda
Mr. Truman
Moscow
Manchuria
China
Muff Bag and Matching Pillbox Pattern Notice
Sewing circle needlework notes a stylish muff bag and pillbox in black or brown colors. Due to high demand, orders take longer to fill for popular pattern numbers. send your order to the specified address.
26 000 Heirs Turn Up At Prospect of Millions
In Philadelphia in 1935 a contest to inherit Mrs Henriet ta Garrett estate worth 25 000 000 drew more than 26 000 alleged relatives from 48 states and 27 foreign countries. No beneficiary has been paid yet.
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Philadelphia
Henrietta Garrett
Collier’s
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Florida
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McKeeson & Robbins
By Cherie Nicholas
New Fall
Paul Mallon
Union
William J. Dunn
Spain
Washington Briefs
Department of Agriculture
Sewing Circle Needlework
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Chicago
Kohler
Kohler Electric
Farm Light & Service
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Ater
Ely Ov Sloan
America
Sloan's
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California
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