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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1937
Page
3
Fashion shifts toward all white for day and evening wear with gowns in white silk satin and crepe de chine. Designers feature sheath and bouffant silhouettes, gauzy chiffons, and capes. bold pink desert dawn chiffon adds a delicate accent for debutantes.
Ribbons become a dominant design element in garments from sashes and belts to dress edges and hats. Designers showcase grosgrain bindings in mono tone and contrast, with beige and black, black and white, and velvet bow trims enhancing frocks and print dresses.
The article notes a revival of lace in summer fashion. Helene Yrande models a white lace deshabille with large puffed sleeves and a low front, accented by pale yellow and pale green chiffon bands. A chiffon sash twists the bodice and streamers trail behind, evoking Grecian style.
Pale pink roses of shaded chiffon are applied as trimming on a sheer white satin evening jacket. The same roses form a back shoulder yoke on a blue satin cape. Pale yellow and green chiffon create sprays of mimosa on a white organdie evening gown.
Broad brimmed hats pair with a black cable net afternoon dress worn over a gay print underslip. Puff sleeves and a sailor collar define the look. Catalan costume jewelry by Schiaparelli adds chic with a pepper and salt design. A black baku hat features a large white poppy.
A lesson on Exodus 12 21 28 and Deuteronomy 7 6 frames the Passover as a type of Christ Our Passover. It stresses a Lamb slain blood salvation and a perpetual memorial urging reflection on redemption through Jesus Christ and trust in the blood.
A compact reflection notes labor and patience as priceless virtues, urging preservation and ready guarding rather than selling them for gain. It emphasizes the enduring value of steady effort over material price.
A reflection on not judging others grief as one person’s sorrow may be another’s joy. The author urges adherence to honest convictions and consistent conduct.
A roundup of simple kitchen and home hacks including browning biscuits tops with milk, easing swollen drawers with black lead, cleaning pianos with a suction cleaner and methylated spirit, quick oven heating by opening the door, cooking cabbage tenderly, neutralizing new paint odor with water hay and onions, storing brown sugar airtight, and a recipe for Turnips au Gratin with layered cheese and breadcrumbs, from WNU Service.
A collection of brief quotations on parenting discipline free speech rational decision making and truth from figures such as Dennis H. Kelly Richard Washburn Child C. C. Williams and John Dewey. The notes reflect on management mistakes truth disguises freedom of action and the value of rationality in public affairs.
A compact musing on character and perception. The author ponders how people shape reputations through indifference and plan happiness by sidestepping trouble. Small town life offers many roles for self identification and a wary view of imagined futures.
A nostalgic scene unfolds as a self-made man recalls a message he once delivered to his former employer. An old lady asks about the bus stop while the conductor warns of a likely splash if a mistake delays the transit.
In dialogue, Arthur questions rumors of an engagement to Peggy while Herbert weighs the outcomes. The exchange wittily considers whether the claim is true or false, ending with a light congratulatory note.
The director instructs an actor about a chase sequence where a lion will pursue for a hundred yards. The actor questions if the pursuit is real and whether a lion is actually involved. The exchange suggests staged danger and performance in a film context.
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