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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
3
The piece touts bright water resistant coats beyond dull utilitarian styles. It highlights a white sleeveless zephyr raincoat with matching poplin hat, a full length cape option, a plaid highland design, and a black white check lined silk coat. A hollow umbrella handle pocket adds novelty and practicality.
The article describes a versatile suit set including a medium garment and a full length topcoat for variable weather. A bold feature uses contrasting color cloth for the skirt topcoat and jacket, paired with a golden peau d ange shantung hat with yellow gold and brown velvets to finish the ensemble.
Pleated skirts have wedged back into favor and a new chiffon evening dress appears. The dress features a finely pleated skirt attached to a closely draped hip yoke as the season advances attracts more attention.
The article previews warm dark country weekend wear with room for travel essentials. It highlights a three piece look a skirt cape and sweater with a mustard plaid knit featuring a three quarter cape and tailored fullness in the skirt. A one piece dress with contrasting cape offers smart country style in dark shades.
Illinois legislators approved two measures: an election June 5 to select delegates to a state convention on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment, and a senate-passed 8.2 percent beer sales bill sent to Governor Horner. A 14-member advisory panel was named to stabilize Illinois milk, with representatives from producers and distributors. Governor Horner praised cabinet members as state finances look leaner with reduced appropriation estimates for 1983-1985. Banks in Annawan Clay City Ashley Pocahontas were authorized to reopen. Reforestation recruits for Downstate counties will total 7 7065 with Cook County contributing 3 800. selections proceed via county agencies for fortification at Fort Sheridan or Jefferson Barracks.
Fashion writers note a surprise trend as Paris couturiers enlarge the winged silhouette. Schiaparelli leads with extreme widening at the top, forming shoulder trays that jut over the arms and create a striking, airplane like outline.
The casaquin blouse type gains attention with separate swagger coats in fancy fabrics. Gloves in novelty fabrics lead accessories as costume jewelry makes a new bid. Dresses paired with long coats jackets or capelets contrast in fabric and color across displays.
A study overview on Jesus foretelling his death and resurrection, the ambition of James and John, and the healing of Bartimaeus. It outlines the costs of true greatness, sacrificial service, and the path from need to discipleship through persistent faith.
Cuba to abandon football after 15 years due to financial losses. Obituaries include A. W. Wallace of Tuscola, 86, banker since 1869. Carthage infant John Mabry dies after throat kernel removal operation in Quincy. Marion youth Fred Bulliner, 17, dies in motorcycle crash. 250 gallon still found near New Bedford. East Moline trio arrested. Morris marks golden wedding for Thomas and Mrs Walker. Lockport banker Carl Muehlenpfordt dies by self-inflicted gunshot near Big Run golf course. Allendale oilman A Clark killed in train collision. Blooming ton resident Ellen E B Wilson, 95, a ninth-generation Alden descendant with Revolutionary War ancestors.
A quotation from W. E. Biederwolf critiques hypocrisy in religion by comparing counterfeit money to Christians who reject faith due to hypocrites. The speaker questions moral consistency in discarding good values because of others faults.
A sermon admonishes preachers to reveal the crucified savior to their congregations and warns against a ministry that hides the prints of the nails. The speaker urges clarity in conveying the Christian message to all listeners.
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