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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1938

Page

7

Silk prints flatter mature figures in spring fashion

A mature woman’s fashion feature highlights silk print outfits for fortyish to fiftyish figures. It showcases a daytime black with white scroll silk crepon dress under a redingote, a floral and leaf silk print with a low V-neck, a Watteau beret, and an evening chiffon gown with large floral prints.

Paris Western Newspaper Union

Smart Three-Piece Spring Suit By Cherie Nicholas

Cherie Nicholas previews a three piece spring outfit featuring a natural wheat toned jacket suit with a topcoat. The coat uses nobbly tweed contrasting wool for jacket and skirt while the short jacket is bound with flecked wool matching the long coat. Readied for immediate wear with chic blouses, this ensemble emphasizes economical versatility.

Evening lace gowns set summer fashion color contrasts

Lace dominates next summer attire with two color schemes and contrasting overlays. Designers Worth Ardanse Roy Rosevienne Piquet and others showcase pink on black red on gray nude effects green over black white lace capes and tiny lace stripes on day dresses as key trends.

Worth Ardanse Paul Roy Rosevienne Piquet Val

The Body God Gave Us Lesson Overview

A historic lesson on health devoted to temperance and bodily stewardship. It argues the body is a sacred gift from God and urges care of health through right diet, avoiding narcotics and tobacco, and using strength for God. It cites Mark 6:53 56 Judges 13 12 14 I Corinthians 3 16 17 and Romans 12 1 2 to justify keeping the body holy and sacrificed to God.

Earth God Jesus Gennesaret America Samson Christ

Pretty Things for Easter Patterns Offer at Sewing Circle

Three dresses featured for Easter with home-sewn patterns from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. at Chicago. Patterns 1481 1996 and 1480 cover sizes 14–42 and ages 6–14 with fabric yardage and trim details. order by mail to Room 1020, 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago IL. Patterns priced 15 cents each.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago

TIP Is to Gardeners

To bloom early plant nasturtium Virginia stock zinnia sunflower bachelor button and alyssum. Easy growers include nasturtium alyssum and California poppy. For bright color with little effort grow petunia and zinnia. If rust and wilt threaten snapdragons and oasters use rust and wilt resistant varieties. In rock gardens try African daisy linaria lobelia statice verbena Virginia stock annuals and columbine English daisy forget me not Iceland poppy among perennials.

Bolero Versions Revive Old Evening Dress Charm

An old evening dress finds new life as bolero styles multiply. Sharkskin and printed linen jackets offer trim silhouettes with boyish collars and stitched trims. White sharkskin pairs with black frocks while printed linens suit vivid or dark shades for winter wear. Embroidered organza and shirred marquisette add feminine sparkle in white or pastel tones.

Around the House Cookery Tips for Leftovers

The column offers practical guidance for reviving leftovers. Rewarm roast by soaking 30 minutes in cold water and roasting briefly to resemble a fresh joint. Use leftover rice or macaroni mixed with cooked meat as filling for green peppers or tomatoes, with the vegetables cooking about 20 minutes in a moderate oven.

Pressing hems for neat finishes and rust prevention tips

Instructions advise pressing most hems twice—after tacking and after seam finishing—by pressing hems on the wrong side over a damp cloth. It also suggests a rust preventive mix for grates using equal parts black lead turpentine and methylated spirit.

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