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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
3
The article highlights airy frocks for girls in chiffon and taffeta, describing pastel colors and ruffle-skirt designs popular this season. It notes lace edging, rosebuds, and satin ribbons, with detailed descriptions of pink, blue, and green ensembles for young party wear.
A 1993 Wester Union column surveys a new fashion shade described as pink shading for a sophisticated look. It targets aspiring young modern wearers and hints at stylistic trends discussed in the newspaper.
A recipe fragment outlines several salads and one dessert idea. It includes fresh grated carrot salad with onion and celery gateau style gelatin, a pineapple celery version with mayonnaise and pineapple, and a melon mint syrup featuring honeydew. Also described are a Russian potato salad with sardines and beets, plus greens and spinach serving notes.
Pathfinder Magazine reports a phenomenon where water creates stones from lime and oxygen, observed in Virginia. The process forms a rough nodular material that deposits on nearby objects as it evolves. The article cites SAFS as a national research body involved.
A letter argues for a constitutional amendment to ensure women’s equal rights, challenging the Washington groups opposing it. The writer notes women’s current protections, cites wage gaps, and criticizes reliance on state authority to define rights, while urging concrete national action.
Fragmentary report describes ongoing contention over integrating women's rights into a constitution. Mentions battles between groups near Coivmims Ohio and a New State Capital, with references to political leaders and public sentiment.
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