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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
2
The article notes coats gaining swagger in fashion, with sleeves reduced for wearability while hip rich backs feature wide pleats. It cites Mainbocher navy ribbed woolen ensemble and Schiaparelli beige brown wool coat with fur trim, plus an Worth afternoon frock in blue velvet with cutouts and high necklines.
Lightweight wool frock offered in black or brown with bright red buttons. White interior lining shows at the collar and cuffs. Four slit pockets accent the slender silhouette with wide shoulders and a dark ground base.
The passage discusses opals once feared as omens of ill luck now viewed positively by lovers of the gem. It traces superstition to Sir Walter Scott’s tale of an enchanted heroine with a large opal in her hair. It also mentions October birthdays with flowers named for gardeners.
Fragmented text appears unrelated and incomplete. No clear persons, places, or events readable.
Household hints text by Mrs. Mary Morton provides cooking tips for broiling and serving, including a mashed turnip and pea accompaniment. Recipes include cup custard with three eggs and milk, and a broiled pork slice timing. The piece blends household guidance with October gemstone verse and product notes.
A garbled snippet describes broccoli preparation and a complex orange filling with eggs and sugar. It notes washing broccoli and discarding wilted parts, boiling steps, and mixing lemon juice flour and yolks. It mentions a meringue topping and a cocoanut variation, plus an odd final line about Wenador area size.
A 44 mile highway along the Great Smoky Mountains crest is proposed by the U S Bureau of Public Roads. Congress funds a half billion dollar push to start roads and trail cuts in the Smokies. Engineers begin laying the first links from Epda Gap to Clingmans Dome, at 6 642 feet the park’s tallest point. Lawless bands in France and Belgium during the Hundred Years War were called coorpheurs.
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