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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1941
Page
6
Obscured OCR text describes fabric material and quantities, including inches and yard measurements, with torn phrases about panties and partial pricing. The readable portion references a 354 inch material and yard quantities, but lacks complete context or actionable details.
A man identified only as an unknown king in a Hamburg park collapsed and died on May 14 1812. Colker's report notes the body, unrecognized and without clues, was sent to the public morgue and remained unidentified for 12 hours. The story claims the deceased was King Frederick VII of Denmark, reigning locally since 1906.
Readers learn to establish shelter belts using two tree varieties with center cottonwoods for rapid growth, then longer lived options. Spacing, stock selection, and transplanting rules are outlined, plus notes on Russian olive screens and conifers for wind protection.
Cherie Nicholas surveys all white party gowns with sheer fabrics and laces ideal for summer nights. American made, these gowns feature rayon slips, eyeleted organdy, black bodices, wing sleeves, and bold button details. Modern touches include floral handpainted fabrics and jewel-embellished buttons ready to elevate any formal white dress.
A fashion note promotes a practical rayon vacation outfit with sheer striped fabric in brown blue navy and white. It highlights horizontal and vertical stripe tricks to slim the figure and mentions a brimmed hat and gloves as completing accessories for travel from coast to feast.
Fashion readers are urged to watch fur capes as the new styling calendar shifts. Capes come in lengths from shoulder to waist and beyond, with advice to revamp old coats into modern capes. Shoppers are cautioned to compare new cape options and the latest looks before investing.
Fashion notes describe linen dresses and tailored suits in black navy and green for women this season. One piece dresses and linen outfits with fine dressmaker details, braid trims, and bold buttons are popular in crepe and linen fabrics.
Lingerie enthusiasts show strong interest in cotton and silk negligee prints with luscipis patterns and no strawberries. Fans praise the Rozes Motuf line unveiled in September, noting bold colors and vintage design cues that echo mid century style.
A biographical sketch of Cyrus W. Field the American pioneer who bridged Europe and America by telegraph. Born in Stockbridge Massachusetts he moved to New York and built the transatlantic cable with funding from New York merchants. His persistence after early failures culminated in 1866 linking five continents.
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