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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1938

Page

2

Stars Shift as Children and Radio Singers Top the Spotlight

The piece notes that child stars Judy Garland Tommy Kelly and Ann Gillis gain fame on tour and in films while Charlie McCarthy and The River attract attention. It highlights rising radio talents John Carter Felix Knight Glenn Darwin and others, contrasting Hollywood openings with national radio stardom.

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Notable names in film and music linked to art and radio

Bill Cody Jr. acts in Girl of the Golden West with Nelson Eddy as a child. Fanny Brice and Constance Collier buy art from Darryl Austin, a WPA painter. Grace Moore to replace Laurence Tibbett as soloist March 30 in Kostelanetz American Music concerts. Peter van Steeden continues as conductor of Town Hall Tonight after three years.

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Print Frocks Have Pleated Skirts by Cherie Nicholas

Pleated skirts dominate this season with silk prints and stripes. Knife or sunburst pleats transform dresses with all–round pleated skirts and bold colorways. Noted are bayadere prints, patch pockets, and colorful suedes as chic spring accessories.

Smart Silk Print Dress Steals Spotlight This Spring

Cherie Nicholas notes a floral crossbar silk print with pink as the season’s queen color. Pastel pink veils and pink on black silk prints pair with pink costume jewelry. The gown features solid pleats on bodice and sleeves and a belt of black patent leather with the print. pink feathers accent the black beret.

Western Newspaper Union

Spotlight on suede for spring fashion

The article highlights suede as the dominant spring fabric for coats jackets suits and dresses with its soft texture and adaptable finish. Bold color suede pieces such as bolero sets collar girdle combinations and leather hats are noted as key fashion statements year ahead urging readers to follow suede trends in accessories and outfits.

Cherie Nicholas

Durbar inspired Silk Prints for Spring Fashion

Silk prints for spring draw on Indian Durbar influence with Oriental motifs. Persian Paisley and Cashmere patterns appear in pale tones, with modernized larger, open Oriental designs. Moroccan and Algerian fretwork motifs provide North African flair.

Fashionable Trims Highlight Afternoon Frocks

Cutout designs and transparent chif fon yokes feature in open work vertical bands as trims for afternoon frocks, signaling a chic style update.

Roosevelt era relief critique whispers of economic policy

The author notes Congress approved another 250 million dollars in relief at the President's request, bringing current-year federal relief to at least 1.75 billion, with further spending alongside local charity. He argues New Deal advisers misread human nature and that relief reflects broader policy failure under Roosevelt.

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Roosevelt Economies Hit Nation as New Deal Prescriptions Prove Poison

The speaker argues that while some New Deal policies were needed, many were excessive and harmful, likening federal spending to an unhealthy dose. He urges state relief, criticizes payroll taxes for social security, and warns that heavy Washington spending depresses buying power and saddles future generations with debt.

Washington New Deal

Gardeners AA Planting and Quick Growing Vegetables

The guide advises deep soil work before planting and moistened drills for germination. It recommends radishes, carrots, beets, Swiss chard, and turnips as easy crops, with spinach peas beans and corn for larger gardens, and radish leaf lettuce beets carrots peas and beans for small plots. Replanting after early harvest is possible. avoid planting seeds too deep and press soil after sowing.

Pineapple Cream for Plain Cake Recipe

Pineapple Cream blends whipped cream with crushed pineapple and marmalade to top slices of cake. Drain juice, whip cream stiff, fold with pineapple and jam, then serve over cake for varied flavors. MARJORIE H. BLACK,

Marjorie H. Black

Household Help and Spring Preparations

Sandpaper and wax fix sticking furniture drawers. Add one quarter teaspoon vanilla per cup of milk to improve hot cocoa. Start collecting garden stakes now as shortages loom. Gather cigar boxes or seed flats for indoor sowing. Handle hot glass cookware with a dry pad to avoid cracking from moisture.

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