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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
7
Western Newspaper Union notes a new season push for pure dye all silk prints in lively colors and playful patterns. Designers favor silk crepe and satin taffeta for junior wardrobes, featuring bolero looks, gray accessories, and prints with animals birds and florals to suit spring and summer wear.
The blouse that looks like a jacket features a Sumatra cotton print and tropical coloring. A band collar with a tab tie and short puff sleeves define its style, worn with a monotone skirt for a striking seasonal contrast.
A new spring coat features concealed buttons beneath a stitched cloth panel. A standout model comes in soft navy blue wool, offering a sleek, uninterrupted front.
The three-piece suit remains a practical choice in women’s fashion. An attractive ensemble in soft wool checks of beige and wine red features four patch pockets, a tailored jacket with erect revers and a wine red belt, a knee-length overcoat with mannish revers, plus a red velour hat, wine and beige silk scarf, and accessories in wine red.
The article introduces petit point luggage as modern carry on bags that resemble historical carpet bags. Made from petit point and leather, the light yet handsome cases suit airplane travelers and pair well with makeup and overnight cases for gifts.
The latest shirtwaist craze for spring suits features feminine lace edging and frills. Designs showcase bosom fronts, rowed lace, youthful turnover collars, and short puff sleeves with lace or pleated cuffs, presenting a sheer, refined look.
Readable fragments describe fall openings in Paris featuring angel robes and assorted novelties. The items appear as fashion chatter and decorative highlights in a local page.
The article argues that being at a normal weight is an asset and advises against rapid weight loss. It cites average heights and weights, notes individual build differences, and offers a gradual plan: weekly weigh-ins, a target loss of about half a pound, and modest reductions in bread potatoes and dairy while keeping meat and eggs. It also discusses age and health factors and compares weight loss to exercise, including a golfer analogy.
Ten incomplete statements with four options each. correct selections include North Sea, Charles Dickens, Wolverines, Greek poet, West Virginia, Poland, Tennis, James Buchanan, The Tempest, Hamilton New York. Final answers list follows provided key.
The Topeka park zoo has three unique fowls produced by crossing a blue guinea hen with a Buff Orpington rooster. The hybrids display white and yellow feathers, an unusual head, a guinea-like voice, and resemble a small wild turkey in appearance.
Parts of ancient kitchens estimated at ten thousand years old were unearthed near Kingston in South Australia. The site contains 1,400 flint axes and numerous knives, linked to Australia's earliest inhabitants and the Paleolithic era.
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