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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
6
A reflective note urges study and contemplation amid upheaval. The author highlights a need to understand human calamities and calls for intelligent inquiry to prevent future catastrophes. The piece emphasizes shared responsibility and the pursuit of knowledge.
A casual thief pictured with a cone in hand allegedly steals items from a shop. Police investigate the incident as a minor crime that drew curious onlookers and sparked discussion about petty theft and public behavior.
In a vivid Western Newspaper Guild feature, Cherie Nicholas II highlights taffeta's rise as a versatile spring staple for dresses, suits, wraps, hats, and even separate jackets. The piece details navy and metallic effects, monotone ensembles, decorative bows, and evolving millinery trends shaping a sleek, modern look.
Reports from atyla centers agree on the importance of tulle and similar fabrics for summer fashions. Enthusiasm for stiffened tulle is seen across couturier showings including Georgette Renal who designs the ex quialta gown in midnight blue tulle with sequins on the cape. The silhouette features the sequin cape flare and upright back swing of the skirt with a peyilum-like trim.
A new line of kid bootees captivates buyers with bold high-ankle design and patent leather lacing. Cecil’s black kid style already proves popular at Crillon with a belted three quarter coat and dramatic Russian toque.
A fashion foreword notes women seek minimal trimming and maximal tailoring for spring. The expert envisions Regency and Empire influences in sportswear, predicting Empire skirts cut higher, novelty Swallow rall jackets, varied colored vests, and patterned silk or plain pique fabrics with contrast faced wing lapels reflecting masculine Regency details.
Fashion notes predict blouses with feminine lines and nattering fullness in medium pastels including rose and beige to appear with spring dressmaker style suits. Chiffon blouses will soon give way to more opaque sheer fabrics.
A limited display features ornate jewelry suited for formal wear with notable pieces wrapped in heavy metal settings and jeweled chalna styles.
Instructional note on Maltese crochet using a hairpin and crochet hook. Describes using cotton wool silk or linen thread to make scarves centers edgings and inserts. Provides collar example with sizes and prices and requests a stamped addressed envelope for samples.
A Los Angeles Times excerpt explains imagination as a powerful human faculty that fuels invention and art yet warns of dangers when uncontrolled. It argues imagination drives progress but can cause needless fears, urging training to harness it as a servant rather than a master.
The Delphian Society is a national women’s educational group with chapters in all states except Vermont and Rhode Island. It has about 250,000 members and 8,500 chapters. Some cities form city federations of up to 80 chapters to boost higher education, social progress, and personal improvement through self expression. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets advertised for liver, bowels, and stomach. Then the Hard Sledding The easiest way, usually easy for a very brief period,
Cha Marents magazine promotes parental restraint in influencing juvenile reading. Josette Frank argues there are no universal best books for children, only suitable choices per child, stressing parents should provide access to good works and let children choose what interests them. The piece cites shifting parental views on literature and unity with the Child Steady Association.
In Cy prus, a Mediterranean isle under British control, current prices for wives range from 100 dollars for a slim figure to higher amounts for other traits. The fragment notes a market-like listing amid colonial administration.
Corns Relief promises relief with money back if not satisfied. Send 36 cents to BOX 433 Jefferson Owa for agents wanted and immediate assistance.
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