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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
2
Dotted: Net Is Charming and Chic VAT with the program of party frocks for last summers being mostly a matter of one printed chiffon frock after another. The new cotton nets are washable and colorfast, drape well, and stay crisp on warm evenings. Dots and florals dominate the patterns, with options in printed or embroidered nets for garden party wear.
Paris fashions offer wide hat variety from skullcap to cape brimmed designs with foot wide brims. Fabrics include soft straws, crochet, mesh, cotton and felt. berets with new versions and turbans appear. Agnes French colonial styles and Suzanne Talbot derby-brimmed hats draw attention to Moroccan Algerian Cambodian influences and exotic colorings.
Report notes mesh stockings as comfortable for sports wear and casual use. It discusses how mesh and open work stockings suit bare legs in informal settings, with guidance on color shades like beige and nude tones, and mentions palm beach audiences adopting lighter shades by day and evening.
A striking Lanvin style dinner gown in black features a Bratdad peplum and long satin gauntlets with a towel bracelet, noted for its unique design elements and couture flair.
The passage describes scarves in red, white, and blue worn with white sports clothes. It notes triangle shaped bearts and wide striped scarfs, with center portions white, and many variations in two color and three color patterns. Materials include figart wool crocheted and Bottelis crepe.
A wall of the period contrasts two workers described as light and nimble. It cites 8,000,000 tons of output with a total value around 25.9 million dollars. The calculation implies about 20 cents per 200-pound unit. Michigan, New York, Kansas and Louisiana led production, together accounting for a significant share of national output.
Mr Hermon iuols of Detratt claims Kruschen Sita dissolved rheumatism and swelling, helped him shed 22 pounds in a short time, and improved his health. He urges readers to take a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, promising quick weight loss and a money back guarantee with the first bottle.
A blaze in Cleve caused by a faulty boiler drew no help from neighboring fire brigades as Stroud volunteers finally arrived after a long delay. The Cleve council had refused to contribute, hindering mutual aid.
A fragment from Liberty Magazine notes Josephine and her pet lamb Bilie. Bilie appeared distressed, and Josephine mourned the idea of separating them. She recalled Bilie rushing up and saying Rot to stop, a curious, nonsensical line amid the scene.
A playful note from the New Tedford Standard speaks of a boy who quietly succeeds in finding work. The line hints at a mischievous child who stirs little noise while pursuing a job, provoking amusement and curiosity about his method.
A Capper's Weekly aphorism notes that frst chances shape children more than grand church steeples and warns against useless obligations. It argues one’s yoke is heavy enough and stresses practical restraint over grandornament.
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