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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
6
The article praises modern knitwear for campus wear highlighting a handknit bolero frock, fringed jackets, and nubby crochet cotton ensembles. It notes waist defining, colorable plaid coats, and versatile outfits suited for college life, debutantes, and businesswomen with fashion guidance from a Western Newspaper Union piece.
A young girl wears a new sweater and skirt set ready for roll call. The fashion centers on a wool skirt in Scandinavian influenced tones like Viking copper and deep navy.
Muffs that match hats are among the latest fads for women seeking unusual costume accents. Decor fabrics such as matelasse crepe embroidered wool and velvets plus fur materials are used. Turban style hats sit high with draped elements while muffs vary in shape with fabric detailing like draping twisting and bow trim.
Shops display velvet doll hats that cover one eye with a back strap securing them. Milliners urge trying on hats to prove they can be worn and are surprisingly becoming.
Paris women wear veils tied over the face more than Americans. The trend shows greater adoption abroad and reflects evolving fashion norms in 1920s society.
The latest style highlights a handsome antique looking pendant suspended from a thin necklace with earrings echoing the pendant motif, creating a coordinated jewelry trend.
A fragment notes embroidered fashion items like boleros and jet embroidered sets. The readable text hints at decorative garments showcasing detailed needlework and shine. No dates or designers are clearly identified in the legible portion.
A reflective piece links a handful of Australian seeds to California's eucalyptus wealth and to human seeds of friendship. It recalls William Taylor and his wife planting seeds that grew into beauty and benefit, and shows seeds can yield lasting comfort, companionship, and even diamonds of gratitude.
Augusta C Gores of Glendale L J became the victim of a holdup on April 4 1936 as a drunken man followed her along a Glendale road near Saint John Cemetery. She improvised a fake husband police officer story to deter him and signaled for help, a real plainclothes officer arriving as the assailant fled. a shot was fired and the thug was brought before a judge. Augusta was commended for holding off the attacker until aid arrived.
The sloth hangs from tree branches and feeds on shoots foliage and fruits. Its body can only hang with no defensive weapon, but its hair carries a minute green algae for camouflage.
Funchal in Madeira uses greased runner sleds as the main rapid transit on its steep hills because wheeled vehicles prove useless. Bullocks pull these sleds to transport residents and goods across the capital’s rugged terrain.
A fragment notes that wolves do not form into coordinated packs to chase herds. The passage contrasts instinct with social behavior among wolves and hints at limited unity in hunting strategies.
A reflection on beauty as honesty and moral truth, linking natural beauty to truth in faces, architectural proportion, musical harmony, and poetry where truth remains perfection as voiced by Lord Shaftesbury.
Pompeii, the ash clad city from 69 A D Mt Vesuvius eruption, remains a vivid sight to visitors. Reports say its enduring appeal is boosted by Bulwer-Lytton's The Last Days of Pompeii which keeps the buried city in readers’ minds.
Readable parts describe a large boulder split at Ard in Sco with mentions of a toadside and fern. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to identify a full event or source.
Colorful sampler project for a room uses simple cross stitch with flower motifs. Pattern 6128 includes transfer panel 11 by 15 inches color chart key materials and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York City with name address and pattern number.
Cream shortening and butter. Add sugar gradually then beaten yolks and coconut. Sift flour with soda baking powder and salt three times. Alternate with orange juice to batter. Add vanilla and orange extract. Fold in stiff egg whites. Bake two 9 inch pans 30 minutes at 375 degrees. Frost with boiled frosting.
A concise reflection on modesty shaping speech and virtue. It argues that true modesty enhances eloquence and unlocks a person’s greatest abilities, suggesting restraint and humility elevate talent beyond boastful display.
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