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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
3
Actress Claudette Colbert shares a dessert recipe with baked layered apples and peanut brittle. Core and slice apples, alternate with peanut brittle, sprinkle lemon juice, bake slowly for one hour, serve hot or cold. The piece reads like a light culinary feature from a Hollywood lifestyle column.
A Purdu University specialist explains fur fashion in coats, urging critical selection of long haired furs to flatter the wearer. She notes how dispersion, color contrast, and diagonal lines affect perceived slenderness and warns against wide sleeves and cuffs that widen the figure.
The Press enters second class mail at Greencastle Indiana post office. Published daily except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana.
The notice announces subscription costs by mail in Putnam County at 3.00 dollars per year and 3.50 outside Putnam County. Greencastle by carrier costs 10 cents per week. Advertising rates are available on application.
Daily service listed with departure times 9:20 AM 1:00 PM 4:25 PM 7:30 PM and 9:45 PM, with arrivals in Bloomington at 10:55 and 6:00 and 9:05. Service excludes Sundays and holidays. Contact phone listed as $23 for inquiries.
Fashion guidance suggests coats with slender wrist lines suit the hip line best. Moderate cufts and diagonal tips flatter, while fur placement at the elbow slimlines the figure and avoids widening the hips. Long hair furs are discouraged for thin figures.
Slight alterations were made to the Rural Amusement Contest rules at Purdue University’s Agricultural conference set for January 12 to 16. F C Gaylord announced the changes, noting the principal modifications focus on the stunt contest format.
Purdue University teams with the Indiana Farmer's Guide for a stunt contest during the conference. Ten gold prizes from 75 to 5 will be awarded to finalists chosen through elimination and final rounds on January 15. Entries due January 5 with Gaylord or Wheeler. Final held in Purdue Memorial Gymnasium with 4000 capacity.
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