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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
7
Cunningly devised fur trimmings dominate the season with detatchable collars and muffs, two tone fox sleeve bands, and mink trims on cloth coats. Describes Paris frocks with broadtail sleeves and fur bertha, matching hats, and a trend toward flat fur accents in coats and dresses.
The article highlights Molyneux winter tunics with a pale dull beige ribbed velvet gown featuring a low curved decolletage and narrow straps. A capelike jacket trimmed with dyed martins, a yellow iris shoulder accent, and diagonal ribbing define the ensemble.
The tailored shirtwaist for evening wear emerges as a radical season idea with gleaming materials like lame and metallics. Designers pair bright waistlines with dull skirts in mossy crepe wool or velvet, often matching two piece outfits with dark jackets to tone the look.
An English magazine essay surveys global gold reserves and production, noting 600 tons mined yearly with half from Transvaal. It questions future supplies after 550 million tons left, cites deep quarrying, ancient Mesopotamian gold, and India's $90 million yearly gold absorption.
A New York World Telegram report describes African river fishing as the ultimate test, detailing gigantic Nile perch and tiger fish. It notes the power and endurance of large African river species, their fierce jaws and fortitude, and the thrill rivaling hunts of big game.
The 1881 Darwin monograph on earthworms is echoed by a 52 year gap with US biological survey stating earthworms are essential for soil fertility and vegetation. Worms loosen soil for rain penetration and bring decaying matter underground, aiding reclamation. few enemies lurk beyond fishermen and robins.
A brief dialogue reveals a daughter asking for financial help and a father seeking a chance to provide money. The exchange highlights unmet needs and a desire for reciprocal opportunity within a family.
Massachusetts leads in cranberry production while New Jersey and Wisconsin follow. The fruit thrives in low peat bogs with sand and dikes for flooding and drainage. Harvesting runs six weeks from early September, drawing labor from Boston area mills and Philadelphia area pickers. Cranberries appear in sauces juices puddings and pastries extending through year via canning.
Advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote as a key healing agent with added ingredients to absorb and tackle the throat disorder while offering money back if relief isn’t achieved.
A fragmented quote suggests a reflection on science and cost in time. It hints at a poorly managed operation and asserts fingerprints as the responsible factor, inviting curiosity about who spoke and the event it references.
An ad touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method. It promises a 154 to 128 pound drop in under four weeks, with a money back guarantee if not convinced, and cites a testimonial from Mrs. R. M. Hamilton of Cart.
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