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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
7
A guide explains measuring the waist hip and bust to determine size and fit. It covers adjusting shoulder seams sleeve placement, padding, and collar to avoid wrinkling, plus tips on using belts to manage waist, and ensuring arms move freely without strain.
The guide offers practical sewing fixes for a torso jacket with a dark skirt, suggests contrasting panels to add fullness on princess or two button dresses, and advises at waistline adjustments, letting out shoulder seams, extending sleeves, and adding bands or ruching to adjust length and fit.
The guide covers choosing strong Mercerized thread 48 for most sewing and matching thread color to fabric. It advises testing on fabric scraps before stitching, using fine sharp needles for pinning, and adjusting tension for sheer or heavier fabrics. Pressing and proper preparation aid smooth machine stitching.
In a prewar era style, notes describe neckline lace trims and sleeve pulses. The piece mentions blues and South America influences and hints at a revival of tailored fullness in skirts and garments.
Virginia Vale NX Falkenberg and Tex McCrary host a lively New York WEAF program with air stunt broadcasts and wartime news experience boosting its appeal. CBS and Broadway figures like Fred Allen and Bob Burns loom large in a bustling entertainment scene.
A vintage pattern explains making a kid sized hobby horse from broomstick and scrap wood. Includes outlines for saddle wheels mane and bridle with simple cutting notes and painting guidance. Pattern 257 for broomstick and traditional bike offered by Bedford, New York supplier Spears.
The article notes that during 14 congresses in the Wilson through Roosevelt administrations only 19 vetoes were overridden out of 705 vetoes, about one in 37, illustrating how seldom congress overrode presidential vetoes.
A reader letter praises Kellogg’s All-Bran as a safe daily remedy for constipation. The ad-like text asserts daily intake with water for ten days and promises double money back if unsatisfied, touting All-Bran as wholesome rather than harsh laxative.
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