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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
2
Fashion notes on a trio of blouses featuring Mexican prints and simple patterns. Describes fabrics like cottons and organdy, adjustable necklines, puff sleeves, delicate embroidery, and versatile wear from day to evening with a focus on simple, flattering design.
Fashion notes tout town wear cottons for season chic. Women seek washable fabrics with depth, bracelet sleeves and detailed buttons highlighted. Extreme tilt of smart hat signals latest style in LiTELS pill-boxes and wee sailors for spring and summer.
A fragment heavy article notes florals as the motif in new border prints. It mentions gingham patterns, border banding, and fabric finishes, with references to color, weave, and style preferences of modern women.
Quilted black velveteen purses may be matched to black velveteen or feathered hats. Big rectangles of black broadcloth with mock tortoise shell trim blend black and brown accessories. Consider velveteen for gala wear or an elegant look with ermine tail fronts. New round feather raffs are fully covered by beige and brown duck feathers.
Fashion notes celebrate scarves as a seasonal focal point with vibrant prints. Designers encourage home sewers to craft bold two square scarves into belts pockets and unique hems while pairing them with plain blouses. Long scarf drapes create vampish lines, turbans, head wraps, and shawl ensembles.
A spring style preview by the Chicago National Wash Apparel association showcased a washable polka print frock in reverse color scheme. The gown featured a reverse navy on white print and distinctive ruffle accents highlighting the standout washable weave trend.
Kathleen Norris Onan urges readers to support soldiers returning from war with solid plans and shared sacrifice. She warns against petty complaints and calls for responsible finances, national unity, and readiness to help veterans reintegrate, including starting small businesses and pressuring lawmakers.
Navy is smarter this spring with silk suits for summer in the news. Evening neckpieces accompany bold colors. Long hair and net styles create a new chic look. Gabardine suits lead fashion first this season.
Encourages readers to cheer servicemen with cheerful letters from home. urges avoiding personal troubles in mail, to lift spirits on front lines and make returning letters pleasant. Stresses enclosures of smiles and humor to boost morale during wartime.
The article explains how washing shortens blankets and how pulling them tight around the neck accelerates wear. It compares current market lengths from 76 to 90 inches, noting 76 inches is unsuitable for most, 78 to 90 inches fit ordinary use, and 90 inches suits tall sleepers or thick mattresses for comfort and longevity.
Sec. Eugene Fleming, 22, of Missouri, in a twin engine aircraft over England, was torn from his cockpit during a dive that reached 650 mph. He escaped by releasing the safety device as the plane tore apart, parachuting to safety after a harrowing free fall and wind shear. His nose bled but he survived with a bruised hip and exposure to freezing conditions.
An 18 year old woman saved her mother from fire but died trying to rescue her father, with both parents found in a wrecked apartment after a blaze. Catherine Flynn told of the smoke filled hall as Mary rushed to reach the stairs to the street. The family suffered severe burns and remained in City Hospital.
An Army detail from Atoll Slands reports Private Dueck of Philadelphia claiming he spotted enemy Japs during a night patrol. Lieutenant Bannvae orders observation as others question the supposed contact while a machine unit remains on alert.
Mrs Margaret Wurtz a forelady at a dress factory on S787 N Quikley avenue reported a youth at Grace street and Western avenue demanded her purse. He fled after she handed over two dollars and personal papers then his demand for her shoes.
A St. Louis furniture store window displays an eighteenth century mahogany bedroom group with a trade in your old furniture offer. The sign reads trade in your old furniture and promotes an eight eenth century style set.
Farmers report a striking litter of 19 piglets born on a port farm in Wilmington North Carolina. Hara's son notes the event as a local record amid farm life headlines.
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