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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
3
In the midwestern flood threat centered on Arkansas and Oklahoma, the Arkansas River breaches levees in the northwest, flooding 40 000 plus acres. More than 300 Fort Smith families become homeless as a destructive storm isolates large parts of Arkansas. Three deaths reported.
Oklahoma and Arkansas face high waters as rescue teams confirm 14 deaths in Texas. Floods recede in most areas while the Colorado River remains active, posing continued danger. Local officials warn residents and monitor rising waters along vulnerable stretches.
Cherie Nicholas notes washable silks expand beyond tub silk crepe and shirting to silk linens and shantungs. Silk linens offer luster and elasticity with vivid dyes, including plaids and geometric prints for sportswear and two piece suits. Silk shantungs appear in heavy rib for outdoor wear, while mousseline de soie combines sheer beauty with washability. Damask and jacquard washable silks renew nautical and sports patterns.
The article notes rising demand for high quality silks, especially grand and stately fabrics. It describes a stunning silk taffeta gown with a warp print and a glamorous bouffant evening wrap, illustrating designers creating out of the ordinary formal fashions.
Readers explore sprucing dated dresses by adding jackets. Bright prints atop dark gowns refresh the look, with short jackets transforming dinner attire into less formal outfits. Wraps can flare to hips or floor, featuring patterns from pin dots to large florals for bold, exotic color contrasts.
The 1935 fall woolen card, issued to association members and announced by Margaret Hayden Rorke, lists 48 colors in woolen fabric. It includes two groups, Rustiques and Touchdown and Ski Colors, for dresses children’s wear and for football and winter sports merchandising.
A historical church lesson outlines Moses birth preservation education exile and marriage and his role as deliverer. It links Moses to Jesus Christ as antitype and traces God’s commission at the burning bush Red Sea crossing and the giving of the covenant including the Ten Commandments and secondary laws.
The Irish Chain quilt pattern appears in many collections. Describes single double and triple chain designs with colored squares on white background. Instructions note block sizes, dimensions about 90 by 120 inches, and that a book with charts and guidance is available from Home Craft Co. Dept D in St. Louis for 1 cent, with self addressed envelope for reply.
A newspaper ad invites readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and learn how to win valuable free prizes by reading another column in the paper.
The fragment notes a weather sign that suggests rain, mentioning a female subject and a cautious claim about atmospheric cues. It remains unclear and partially garbled, offering limited readable detail about the forecast or any event.
Miss Mayme Michelsen of Weeping Water Nebraska reports breakouts from irritation and itching disappeared after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She bought two cakes of soap and one box of ointment, noting complete clearing of pimples. Advertises Cuticura products with prices and free sample offer from Cuticura Laboratories.
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