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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
7
A physician explains that eye infections can stem from dental decay and root infections and that removing infected teeth may improve vision. The piece also discusses hay fever and asthma treatments, stressing cause avoidance, environment, and selective therapies as key strategies.
In an English community the inhabitants produced a high grade woolen cloth earning the name worsted people after persecution and forced relocation. Their cloth became known as worsted.
Lace moves beyond mere romance to practical use in 1934 wardrobes. Cotton and linen thread laces launder easily, require little ironing, and suit blouses and dresses for various outfits. Two blouses illustrate the trend, with one string-type lace and a lighter, creamy version, while a pale pink two-piece lace ensemble leads arrivals in evening wear with a simple jacket.
Tailored ensembles from Philippe et Gaston feature a black Ano phane jacket and skirt made of angora cellophane with a subtle sequin-like glint. A white albene pigne waistcoat with matching cuffs and a bow tie complete the outfit.
In presenting summer hats the mushroom brim is important, but the sailor and brim lifted at back also find favor. Pretty trimming colors appear with white sailors and flowers, pale blue straw hats with pink rose, and ribbons around the crown. Sheer effects are cleverly handled and widely worn.
Linen dresses return with printed plaids and lively stripes for summer. Linen gauze with silk offers softer designs than prior bold Algerian patterns. Embroidery adds further pattern variety.
Cherie Nicholas suggests crochet hats for young girls using crepe paper. The piece highlights two styles, Amy's poke bonnet and a play beret, inspired by Little Women and a merry-go-round motif. Each hat costs about fifteen cents and can be made quickly with neighborly help.
Pattern 9942 offers a smart versatile shirtwaist dress for sports, office, and street wear with box pleats and a tailored blouse. It lists sizes 12 through 40, fabric yardage for size 16, and includes a sew chart. Order by mail to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 232 West Eighteenth Street, New York, NY.
A humorous exchange questions a son who lies in a hammock all day eating apples. One doctor says eat an apple each hour while another prescribes rest an hour after eating.
A wife protests being seen as a cook while her husband retorts that others might think so unless they eat there. The exchange highlights domestic friction with a comic edge.
Senator Sorghum defines big news as anything that breaks into headlines and captures his interest. The piece argues headlines reflect attention and cultural priority, shaping public perception of importance and scale.
A March of Time segment highlights a television pair, asking if Jim and Jean are still close. The reply suggests they have grown duller, framing the duo as less lively than before.
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