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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
6
A humorous but prescient riff envisions sawdust becoming edible in a future food system. The piece imagines households feeding families from sawdust derived meals, with sawdust shops, a new global barter of products, and potential political and criminal backlash if sawdust control arises.
CHERIE NICHOLAS hails bold cotton prints for 1930s summer wear. Exotic prints from Asia, Europe, and the Americas inspire formal gowns and daywear alike. The feature highlights pre shrunk fabrics, versatile house coats, nautical beach coats, and coordinated separates for active lifestyles.
The Milligan Supreme Court ruling voided a death sentence for a civilian tried by military commission in 1864 Indiana. It held the right to trial by jury under the Constitution cannot be overridden in peacetime, stressing the shield of law protects all citizens. The piece notes other cases where constitutional rights thwarted harsh interrogation methods. Western Newspaper Union.
Hollywood reports that President Roosevelt is used as a diction coach at Selznick International. Carole Lombard plans at least three new films while Gloria Swanson, Gladys George, and others shape comebacks and radio work amid studio moves. The Screen Actors Guild strike threat ends with leaders uniting actors for better pay and conditions.
The article notes lace gowns with matching jackets or capes as a fashion law of style. Norman Hartnell, famous for coronation gowns, designed this elegant evening ensemble. London and Paris show high enthusiasm for lace.
Boleros in lace, especially starched cotton lace, add versatility to wardrobes by pairing with plain crepe dresses. Simple, brief designs with short puff sleeves and wide revers suit most costumes, offering dressy effects in pastel shades and white. If you can sew, it requires little more than a yard of lace and enhances both daytime frocks and evening gowns.
The article notes a revival of polka dot fashion with large plate-sized dots and smaller confetti specks in contrasting colors. It highlights zig zag and irregular spacings, dizzy color combinations in sportswear, and silk fabrics like crepe and taffeta as favored grounds for dot patterns.
Massive bracelets and clips showcase sentimental stones like turquoises corals garnets topazes and seed pearls for this season. The pieces emphasize bold style and heirloom appeal in a dramatic jewelry trend report.
Lanvin debuts a white suit paired with a swing jacket. The jacket features square box pockets and accent tassels at the arms, outlined by gay woolen trim.
Hassan, 127, a peasant from near Bigha in the Dardanelles Straits, marries his seventh wife aged 37. He stays fit with open-air living, no liquor or tobacco, walks to town for groceries, and hopes to live 20 more years.
Hollywood plans a grand party honoring Weber and Fields on their fiftieth anniversary as a team. Impressions of their act will be staged by stars including Jack Benny George Burns Eddie Cantor and George Jessel and two motion picture producers.
A set of eleven factual prompts asks about religious sects in the United States, dictatorship comparisons with Hitler and Mussolini, the first steel ship, WWI costs in lives and dollars, global sound film theaters, methods to settle foreign debts, annual U.S. spending on criminals and education, the area of national parks, size of large bell buoys, the English king's crowns, the meaning of poltroon, and which city is farther north Paris or Toronto.
A compact collection of numeric data and statements: population and governance notes on Russia, a Cunarder Servia built in 1881, casualty and financial figures, military equipment distribution, postwar economic divestment methods, criminal justice costs, land area, U S buoy specifications, imperial crowns, a negative moral judgment, and a location tied to Paris.
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