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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1934

Page

7

Accents of White Highlight Spring Fashions for Women

White accents enliven spring ensembles with frothy necklines lace fixings and fur trims. New suits feature cord-tucked rabbit wool with white fur details while white vel de luxe bags and scarves offer washable elegance and versatile styling options.

Milady

Wear Flowers by Cherie Nicholas

With feminine elegance returning, women wear real flowers again. An orchid in a new tube pin decorates the shoulder of tailored boucet outfits. Orchids should be worn stems down with cypripedium or lady slipper for formal occasions and a corsage of two or three orchids suits evening wear.

Windswept Hats Hit the Tonable Heads

A windswept effect described with hats worn rolled back from foreheads and hair swept back from the face, giving a coordinated tonable appearance.

Net and Satin Frocks for Misses in Spring Styles

Junior misses favor net and printed satin with varied trimming. Lace and metal with chiffon appear in stiffened finishes, offering crisp or soft ruffly silhouettes. Black net remains popular but is paired with blues, yellows, peaches, and other spring tones. printed satins come in navy brown black red green with white accents.

Shankless shoe misleads with vanishing underfoot design

A new shoe concept claims a shankless sole that vanishes beneath the arch, making a size 8 foot appear to shrink by several sizes. Descriptions note decorative stitching extending under the shoe, with a seam joining sole to heel, achieving a flatter silhouette.

Popular Dress Trimming Fagotings In High Favor

Fagotings as dress trimmings gain popularity for day wear and afternoon outfits. The embellishment suits jackets and light woolen costumes, enhancing appeal for both daytime and afternoon fashion.

Peggy Wilder Seeks Freddie Dodge After Heroic Rescue

Peggy Wilder, a junior reporter for the Review Journal, pursues Freddie Dodge after his daring rescue of twelve miners buried in a northern coal mine cave-in. She endures sleepless days watching the Dodge mansion, hopes for a personal comment from him, then nearly collapses from exhaustion before waking in his driveway. Freddie helps her, and two weeks later the city editor urges her to resume reporting as she hints at an engagement with Dodge.

Review-Journal Peggy Wilder Freddie Dodge Dodge Mansion Freddie Peggy Vendome Hotel Star the Vendome Dodge

Weight and calories spur debate on obesity and diet

The article discusses that fat levels depend not only on calories but also on exercise and individual factors. It notes obesity often requires medical supervision and hospital care for strict dieting, while mildly overweight individuals can manage with self discipline and defined plans. It includes diet tips and simple recipes for mayo and spinach salad.

Franklin's Many Honors Across Nations and Institutions

Benjamin Franklin received numerous honors from British and American bodies. The Royal Society awarded the Copley Medal, Harvard and Yale granted honorary M A degrees, and he became a Fellow of the Royal Society of London. He earned degrees from William and Mary and Oxford, joined Edinburgh's Philosophical Society, and held life presidency of the American Philosophical Society.

Franklin Benjamin Franklin Royal Society Louis XV Harvard Yale Royal Society of London College of William and Mary Virginia

Metal adhesive bonds metal to fibers in new method

A worker at a major institute has developed a metal adhesive using low melting alloys that bond metal to any fibrous material without altering properties. Early commercial result is corrugated roofing with asbestos on both sides. The bonding works with wool, felt, and paper as well.

Poe Sketch of Wissahickon Beauty and Poe House Opening

Edgar Allan Poe described Wissahickon Valley as a scenic muse during his Philadelphia years 1838 to 1844 in Morning on the Wissahickon. The narrative voyage on a summer skiff contrasts his morbid works, as observers mark the 125th birthday and Poe house shrine opening at 5380 North Seventh Street.

Edgar Allan Poe Philadelphia Wissahickon Valley Wissahickon Poe Rue Morgue North Seventh Street England

Ferry's Seeds Sell Fresh Dated Packages

Advertisement states Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages and promises finest quality for buyers.

Ferry

Shrew Helps Control Beetle Plague In Captivity

Short tailed shrew often lives in beetle infested areas and eats grubs. Entomologists say a single sitting can consume 10 to 20 larvae aiding pest control. Dr. Pierce's Pellets promote liver and digestive health with dosing guidance.

Baltic brings first Nova Scotia fruit to Liverpool docks

The liner Baltic arrived in Liverpool from New York with 19 million apples marking the season’s first Nova Scotia fruit cargo. Dock workers unload 36,205 barrels of apples and 6,188 boxes and baskets of mixed fruit amid steady operations.

Liverpool England New York Nova Scotia

Keep Fit With S S S in Recovery Times

A fragment promotes S S S as a tonic to rebuild blood and boost energy for indoors workers fatigued by tear and wear. It claims improved appetite color and strength, stating the product stimulates gastric secretions and supplies necessary minerals to rebuild hemoglobin, with a general call to buy at drug stores.

S.S.S S.S

Manchu Bible Proves Useless for Officials Century Ago

A hundred years ago the English Bible Society financed an edition of the Bible in Manchu the official language of the Chinese court. Upon reaching China the volumes were deemed useless as Manchus readily read Chinese preferring it to their own tongue which had become largely ceremonial in government.

English Bible Society China

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