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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
2
Jim and Omar battle multiple assailants led by Paul Paradis in a brutal river chase. Gunfire erupts as Paradis flees toward the water, pursued by Jim, Omar, and Smoke, with danger closing in near the rapids.
Jim Stuart and Omar Gotsvert rescue Aurora LeBlond from an overturned canoe on Lake Iske. Paradis ambushes them and a dog named Smoke is lost. Jim and Omar head toward Sturgeon Lake aided by LeBlond while wrestling loyalty to duty and love.
W. S. Walker of the Bureau of American Ethnology reports on Mau Island in the Hawaiian group. He uncovers paved stone foot trails, rock barrier fish ponds, and sled coasting tracks. He notes 230 altar sites on headlands facing the sea and a major 400 foot long terrace temple with a 50 foot slope. Chiefs are buried in cliff groves, studied under Bishop Museum auspices in Honolulu.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports a medical address themed “Now to Improve the appetite” lasting over thirty minutes. The speaker advocates skipping meals to boost appetite, recommending repeated fasting on the second day if needed.
Green tea uses steam sterilization to prevent oxidation and keeps a green color when brewed. Black tea undergoes fermentation, turning the leaf from green to dark brown. Oolong tea is semi fermented to a chosen point.
The 1932 Western Newspaper feature highlights a revival of ostrich feather trims in women’s fashion. Bright white and beige ostrich accents appear on capes, collars, and dresses, with new neckpieces and accessories showcased.
Women finding small wardrobes stretch with a versatile dress called an afternago frock. Faris dressmakers market six to twelve garment versions with sleeves and a long skirt in midsummer fabrics like crepe de chine and printed roma. Sleeves vary from full elbow length to simply suggested.
Variety of blouse styles and materials described for day and evening wear. Checks and stripes suit daytime outfits while crepe, silk, and satin options offer dressier choices. Sleeve treatments include baggy cuffs and cap variants with scarf necklines featured.
One of the newest summer wraps is a hip length circular cape of white net with pleated ruffles. Bolero jackets and capes are made of clinging lace in white or pale colors.
One of the most charming costumes described for a debutante features a frock of white satin with a cherry red velvet met tle jacket. The bark drapery is held in place by a large red velvet rose.
Fashion notes recommend pure silk crinkled crepe for fall wear. The display features a two piece brown crepe with white contrast detailing, styled as a dark cay palette to update the season’s wardrobe.
Cotton and silk dresses in phane linens and crepe in lemon yellow powder blue shell pink and water green showcase light athletic wear for summer wardrobes.
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