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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
3
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights waist-length jackets as a spring and summer essential. Versatile styles include fitted daytime jackets, military-inspired designs, and lace boleros, with colors from vivid neons to pale blues, pairing with dresses and frocks for day, evening, and formal wear.
Paris designers push military touches into civilian wear with Worth's spring line. Epaulets chevrons and frogs appear on outfits, metal buttons and chain trims enhance the effect. Broad shoulder lines and slim skirts define the silhouette, with narrow evening skirts and wide sleeved short coats in angora embroidery.
Light-weight wool such as wool shangting gains favor for blouses with Worth Paris feature. White commonly used with contrasting or matching suit colors. Worth showcases white blouses with green or dark buttons paired to accompany dark suits.
Coat makers show spring outerwear with heavy interlinings that can be removed as temperatures rise. The two coats in one concept offers immediate wear and a lighter option for spring, delivering two garments for the price of one.
Cherie Nichols highlights new wrap styles described as winsome capes in transparent velvet with self fabric roses and circular scarves with long pointed ends. She notes vibrant turquoise coral and green tones and pastel options, pairing well with prints sheer fabrics and satin gowns.
Lesson centers on Jesus preparing a heavenly dwelling and returning to take believers there. It emphasizes faith in God and Christ, the way to God as Christ himself, and the Holy Spirit as the Comforter guiding prayer and obedience. The discourse reassures disciples they are not orphaned and will be reunited.
The passage reflects Hudson Taylor's reminder to rely on God's guidance, noting that the work belongs to Him and He knows how to carry it forward. It emphasizes preaching with confidence and trusting results to God, while gratitude echoes His mercy in our hearts.
The Glastonbury Christmas visit to see the Holy Thorn linked to Joseph of Arimathea and the Grail tale. The thorn’s bloom and the reddened Chalice Well spring are described as historic legends with Saxon and Celtic saints and kings visiting the site.
A San Antonio mother praises California Fig Syrup after a severe bout of intestinal flu left her daughter weak and a poor eater. The physician recommended the vegetable remedy which she says restored normal bowels, appetite, and strength. She notes the product’s long history and high sales and warns to look for the California name to avoid imitations.
A woman urged higher alimony in court while the judge reminded that current support was deemed sufficient for her and children. She countered that the car needs gasoline, equating fuel to bread and butter for her family.
In Patulea, Bessarabia, a tax collector claimed a ten month old baby as collateral after the father fell behind on taxes. The child was taken by the official until payment was made, described as a pledge and left with theunteer.
Boris Pilnyak recalls a satirical tale of postwar Russian village life where fashion magazines ignore modesty while silk shorts flood co operative stores. Women operating tractors adopt silk shorts as a uniform, creating an unexpected collective farm fashion beyond European trends.
In Halifax England the town held a baby show where twins were judged 99 percent perfect. One mother boasted her son weighed 12 pounds at birth and had earned special merit at three shows.
A witty exchange reveals a jailed past versus present virtue as Polly weighs a trade off. Barnum's crowd is described as gullible yet earnest, moving through an all day spectacle that frames generosity as a transactional satire.
A brief moral note describes charity as refining wealth by removing excess and ego. It uses a biblical image to urge generosity and moral restraint among the affluent.
New York state reported the largest World War I enlistment with about 489,608 men among all states, reflecting broad mobilization and regional participation in the conflict.
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