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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
3
Fashion notes describe coats with suede like fabrics and wider sleeves and hemlines. Fur collars, mink and Persian lamb provide smooth outlines and two tone looks. Black dominates the palette with brown as a distant second. a black novelty fleece coat features Persian lamb trim and a double wrap styling.
Fashion notes describeVelvets and metallic fabrics dominating the latest evening wear with black Spanish lace creating variety. Gowns show draped necklines cape effects front fullness and rhinestone adorned velvet belts while matching wrist or hip length jackets complete peplum silhouettes.
The page lists dinner and breakfast items and recipes such as Cream Peached Exes Buttered Toast Lanchees Mena Peak Salad Bread Butter Grapes Bugar Cookies and Tea. It includes three recipes for Baked Corn Boston Beans with Pears Buttered Spinach Cottage Cheese Mound and Pickled Pears with instructions and ingredients.
Former President Hoover urges disclosure of proposed constitutional changes by this administration. He states the nation has the right to know before Congress ends what changes Roosevelt aims to make and warns of a power shift following NRA decisions. He spoke during a six hour stopover en route to New York City and commented on the constitutional issue amid ongoing political debate.
The Tanfytown fair opens Tuesday with food and entertainment aimed at visiting college students. menus include tomato and clam julienne, roast lamb, fruit salads, rolls, and punch. daily events feature novelty acts, free concerts, and a livestock and farm bureau program with speakers and games.
The text quotes Huey Long pledging to defend his son and fight only a defensive political war while denying invasion of foreign territory. It argues it is too late to revert to prewar conditions and urges retaining progress until a long-term policy evolves. The excerpt also references Secretary of Agriculture and a former Utah senator in a broader political context.
A British economist Sir George Paish observes that revolutions around the world will arise in every nation. Pope Pius XI laments the struggle between fame and faith as modern paganism prevails against God and Christ.
The piece describes hot August days and the mixed comfort of summer heat. It notes the expected decline of summer and the lingering sun’s rays, reflecting on the season’s close and the writer’s weariness with the slog of heat.
The article extols economical yet stylish floral decorations using low containers and minimal blooms. It emphasizes centerpieces in crystal bowls with candles, yellow white and silver schemes, and inventive shapes to fit any table size while showcasing careful color restraint.
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