Old fashioned biscuits and new fashioned clothes yearn
Paula longs for biscuits like mother made and Paula wishes for clothes like father bought, capturing a family memory in a simple nostalgic line.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
7
Paula longs for biscuits like mother made and Paula wishes for clothes like father bought, capturing a family memory in a simple nostalgic line.
Hollywood gossip notes Marlene Dietrich and Robert Donat in Without Armor, Luise Rainer and William Powell in The Emperor's Candlesticks, and Anna Sten in Two Who Dared as part of a Russian cycle. George Raft ends seclusion after Souls at Sea filming. Mae West rumored married to Frank Wallace for 26 years. Zorina draws interest as Goldwyn contract star. Rudy Vallee recalls Jack Benny feud story at a New York nightclub.
Martha Raye draws record crowds at the Paramount in New York with a rousing personal appearance. Fans flood the footlights, shout questions, and beg for encores as her voice nears fatigue. Frankie Masters recalls starting as a banjo player to pay through Indiana commerce school before band success and NBC work.
The article promotes dress designs and sewing patterns for mid summer to fall. It highlights three patterns with sizes and fabric yardage, notes on silhouette and fabric choices, and invites readers to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
The piece discusses public spirit as a moral form of unselfishness and refers to Dean Inge on conscience degeneration. It critiques the foolish pursuit of intoxication and the neglect of beauty through slouchy attitudes and the hurtful stance of a rugged individualist.
A new booklet Handy Helps for Homemakers by home economics authorities provides practical stain removal and laundering advice. It suggests egg white and soap for washable suits and carbon tetrachloride for nonwashables, with sections on cooking meat selection and home canning. Send 5 cents to Miss Boyd in Chicago to obtain a copy.
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