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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
3
Cherie Nicholas notes fashionable washable silk crepe and spun silks for children's school and party wear. Describes colors, pleats, collars, hats, and practical, energy saving fabrics suited to daily use and Sunday bests with emphasis on durable, easy care materials.
A vintage styled advertorial touts plaid wool coats as the top quick wear choice for frosty days. It highlights warm color, luxury feel, and immediate wear with a fashionable fall appeal.
A stylist notes the shift to freer silhouettes in fall skirts for sports and tailored wear. The trend continues with sturdy, low heel shoes for daytime outfits and softer, simpler evening footwear, balancing bolder skirts with understated shoes.
Autumn evening wear for fall and winter features rich fabrics like velvets and taffetas with metallics and crepes. Silhouettes aim for flawless lines, corsets remain important, and draped fronts and back panels create shaping. Color ranges from azure blues to greens and reds with contrasting trims.
The article discusses Doctor Sorge's propaganda experiments on 23 employed adults and how repetition shapes belief. It cites views on Lincoln and capital, notes Edison’s role in labor and capital, and critiques propaganda tactics. It also mentions a planned aviation program, the Van Sweringen empire collapse and buyback, and Jamaica Cuba hurricane effects.
Detroit broadcaster Willam J. Cameron argues Henry Ford's views are interpreted better by him than by others and that the American mind has recovered its balance. He cites Ethiopia's 2,000,000 troops facing Italians and speculates on possible European moves amid Mussolini and Hitler pressures.
President Roosevalt speaks to about 15 000 farmers gathered beside his car and 20 000 000 listening by radio. He defends AAA and explains farm policy, prices, and acceptable crops, noting farmers value facts over demonstrations. The speech emphasizes understanding farmer silence and the need for clear guidance on farming decisions.
The article explains how to distribute chicken and poultry pieces so all guests receive roughly equal portions. It notes dark meat from the second joint and white breast are popular parts and can be cut from the bone and dispersed through dishes to even out servings.
Public health tone urges adequate lighting to protect vision across ages from infancy to adulthood. It notes rising rates of vision defects, links them to insufficient light, and recommends testing lamps or using high power lamps for 20 to 60 foot candles. Also includes a long list of chicken dishes with cooking tips.
A London scene shows the diamond trade centered in Matton Garden where dealers meet over tea, discussing prices of spark lers and the impact of synthetic diamonds on real gems. Tests by the London Chamber of Commerce distinguish manufactured stones from genuine ones, easing fears of massive losses.
F Winslow testified for hours in a Los Angeles court seeking a divorce from Sarah Winslow after 35 years of marriage. He broke down saying he loved his wife and could not proceed, embraced her, and the case was dismissed.
A new small camera worn by tellers sits inside the vest near the buttonhole to snap covert photographs of anyone cashing a check at the paying window. The device operates silently, allowing quick evidence capture for police.
Read the Grape Nuts ad in another column to learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners and win valuable free prizes.
Aluminum covers for books have received a patent in Berlin. Inventor details and filing background are not provided. The development signals a shift toward lighter, durable bindings in publishing.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting cough remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back refund if not pleased, claiming relief even after other treatments have failed.
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