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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
6
The piece surveys spring suit fashion from the Western Newspaper Union, highlighting bold contrasts in weaves and patterns. It notes varied effects from plaid and striped to novelty wools, reviving menswear inspired tailoring and new twists on twills, with color talk on grays, beiges, blues, and navies, plus three piece ensembles and capes for stylish wardrobes.
Earle Meadows writes as guest columnist on the rise of pole vault technique. He recalls Berlin Olympic triumphs and near indoor world record, argues for form driven by new tech, critiques measurement methods, and notes public sports pages and other Florida and MLB chatter interwoven through the column.
Taffeta with net enters many fashion phases this season for daytime dresses and tailored themes. The article notes a very good looking taffeta dress with black taffeta bands and emphasizes versatility for spring and social events.
This spring features trimmed frocks in chambray and cottons with masculine accents like tucked bosoms vests and contrasting stripes. Accessories shine with patent leather ensembles including bags and daisies, black suede shoes, and lapel boutonnieres in carnations, feather butterflies, or Tyrolean hat accents.
The article highlights evening gowns with starched chiffons and organzas in white and pastel hues. Bodices feature delicate beadwork and lace, aiming to capture a dolllike Roman concept as Vienna embraced romantic fashion after a gala era.
An unclear OCR passage mentions bones and limbs in distorted terms. It references aims to describe the legs and possibly actions or states but remains largely unintelligible. No identifiable people places or organizations are discernible from the readable text.
An ad promotes a six inch crocheted lace medallion pattern 1345 with directions to join it into chair sets scarfs pillows and buffet sets. Send 15 cents for pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York and include name and address.
A regional recipe fragment describes preparing chicken stew by simmering a dressed chicken until tender, serving on a hot platter, and enriching the stock with dumplings. It instructs adding rice, making egg batter with water and salt, dropping spoonfuls into stock, and cooking about ten minutes. If rice remains uncooked, boil twenty minutes before adding dumplings.
A terse quotation attributed to T Binney extols thrifty nature as the most frugal force, noting change without annihilation and the persistence of essence through transformation.
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