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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

8

Candied Sweet Potatoes Oven Method Shared

Five large sweet potatoes are boiled and cut into one and a half inch pieces. Arrange in a pan with butter slices, then three tablespoons of powdered sugar and two tablespoons of molasses. Bake ten minutes until browned. Copyright WIN Service.

Biggest Truck Sees 72 Foot Heavy Hauler Unveiled

The largest truck measures 72 feet, with 14 wheels and a 130 ton capacity. It travels at six miles per hour and is steered by four men connected by telephone, two in front and two in the rear.

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Printed Lace and Other New Prints for Spring 1937

Cherie Nicholas notes printed lace and bold color prints dominate the coming spring and summer fashion. She highlights printed Chantilly lace gowns in green and yellow orange, daytime lace blouses with bolero suits, and resort wear with silk, pique, and cloque prints. The trend favors large florals, dark grounds with vivid backgrounds, and simple lines that showcase fabric design. Western Newspaper Union.

Chantilly Western Newspaper Union

Beige Lace Dress Shown In Timeless Cinnamon Tones

Beige lace tones with cinnamon and yellowish hints offer practical wearability. The pictured lace dress features a full skirt with delicate detailing, admired for its graceful movement on the dance floor. Suitable for winter cruises and festive occasions.

Lace Headdresses for Spring Fashion Trends

Lace headdresses return as smart stylish accents for dining and theater. A Schiaparelli helmet hat with conic crown showcases wire-fixed lace and a Spanish flair. Manillas and Chantilly lace schemes offer versatile wraps, scarves, or ascot ties in light net and lace.

Schiaparelli Chantilly

Black and White Formal Evening Wear Featured Together

A fashion note highlights black and white as a formal evening wear duo. In a New York atelier a white lace gown with rhinestones is paired with a black net jacket cut snug at the waist, with straight sleeves and a peplum flare.

New York

Roosevelt’s showmanship in inaugurations and banking reform

The piece argues Roosevelt uses grand ceremonies to sway voters, notes admiration and doubt among his circle, and discusses proposed changes to investment banking commissions and government reorganization, highlighting the clash between liberal and conservative aims and the potential impacts on bond sales and federal functions. It references figures like Brandeis, Robinson, Richberg, Grayson, and Byrd, and contrasts past inaugurations with current plans.

Capitol Hill Roosevelt Harry F. Byrd Virginia PWA WPA

Mother of Thanksgiving shaped national holiday history

This profile honors Sara Josepha Hale, editor of Godey’s Lady’s Book, who after 17 years of persistent lobbying influenced presidents Lincoln and others to establish Thanksgiving as a national holiday on the last Thursday in November. Hale, born 1788 in New Hampshire, also authored Mary Had a Little Lamb and promoted women’s education, nursery services, and domestic science.

New England Sara Josepha Hale Godey New Hampshire New Washington Commonwealths Hale Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Lincoln

One at a Time and Indignation in Advice Columns

A quotation attributes De Witt with focusing on one task at a time to dispatch many affairs. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bodily waste, urging readers to keep clean. A brief line notes that much indignation is wasted and yields no results.

Lorika Adlarika Adlerika Securities and Exchange Capitol Hill Commission Peem Issery

John Whistler’s Legacy at Fort Dearborn and Chicago

Born in 1758 to an English family in Ireland, John Whistler joined the British army and was captured at Saratoga. After exchange and marriage, he settled in Maryland, then joined American levies as lieutenant adjuvant. He founded Fort Dearborn near Detroit, earning the label father of Chicago, later serving under Hull before his capture in 1812.

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