11 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
2
The item notes fashion trends predicting bolero jackets and cape style suits gaining popularity. It references style influences and potential designers shaping a broad vogue, though details are fragmentary. The snippet emphasizes trends rather than specific events or dates.
Fashion notes a bold winter sensation with floral trims atop hats. Lilie Dache shows two 3 Dache mode pieces in Amaranthus violet shade, pink roses, grey velvet, and pink ribbons. A white embroidered oak spray design adds gold accents to turbans.
News notes a growing demand for all black lingerie with lace trims and sheer fabrics. Manufacturers offer black dyed edges and ornate options, while sleek jersey slips appeal to practical daily wear.
Millivers show keen interest in bright feather hats to wear with dark fur coats. Styles include wee sailor pill-tox and carrow brim hats with feather headdress mounted on clip. Pasted leather hats gain novelty from exotic feather flowers trimming in vibrant colors.
A new sweater trend called dress maker sweater blouses features soft styling resembling blouses with sweetheart and ruched necklines. Designs include bows, buttons, and modest trims, with evening versions swirled with beads or sequins to elevate the look.
Fashion notes celebrate bows as a revival trend in Spring silhouettes. Designers place self fabric bows on frocks and coats, creating youthful, animated lines from the neck to the hem. The look appears on unexpected places, including simple crepe and jersey dresses, with oversized or casually dropped bows to finish gowns.
Preview of fashions to be, cardigan suit stands out with a longer jacket and softly tailored fine wool shepherd check. Clever pockets add the new look, and the vogue soft cardigan neck pairs with a big bow tie blouse. Model deemed eminently style correct in every detail.
Style notes emphasize sequin prints and feminine silhouettes. The return of redingote ensembles, satin toppers, and dazzling winter hats set the tone. Southern resorts favor practical slacks while spring introduces a collarless jacket with throat-tie, jeweled cap sleeves, and a jeweled girdle for the black evening dress.
Kathleen Norris voices a nurse named Mollie Bates in Syracuse who describes a chaotic custody struggle involving Lynn, Adele, and a young boy. The writer analyzes maternal influence, grandmother interference, and legal obstacles, ultimately urging Mollie to surrender the child to his mother until Lynn returns.
A fragment advises a wife to avoid legal battles over custody, suggesting amiable, restrained responses and consulting lawyers. It recommends gradually allowing limited visits for the child to his mother and grandmother, arguing that yielding slightly may lead to eventual cooperation and a real victory. The tone urges patience and strategic concessions to reduce conflict.
Repairing blankets involves mending holes or breaks promptly and using scrap pieces for darning and reinforcements. Wool blankets resist fraying. finish heavy blankets with worn selvages. To protect worn edges, bind with rayon satin weave and machine sewn, using tight even stitches.
CHICAGO. A chin-whiskered ash black drum fish named Miss Rachel L Carson, an aquatic biologist, is praised as probably the best musician among its large family. She notes many salt water drums vocalize loudly, with males drumming strongly and females softer, produced by muscles against the air bladder. Legends of sweet water music arise from Pascagoula bay Indians as drums reportedly play during summer evenings. Drums trap prey by standing on heads in shallow bays, while Texas drums roam into navigation troubles and are chased by farmers with pitchforks, identifiable by whiskerlike barbers on the lower jaw.
Reports tell of a mystery fortress-like aircraft landing near Belgium with no visible crew. British positions observed the damaged craft, no muddy tracks shown, with three parachutists reportedly seen nearby. the incident followed by talk of the ship being dismantled.
Report from The News notes that living heart tissue from a chicken, removed in 1912 by Dr. Alexis Carrel, continued to grow after long exposure in plasma and controlled conditions. Dr. Carrel died recently in France, with scientists citing remarkable longevity of the tissue.
Springfield mass story of G I Joe at an outlying weather station requesting spring clothes pins. M Hansen of Cambridge Mag s locates a Peckage Machinery ad and secures a box of 26 spring pins. pins now in Labrador wind perform weekly duties each Monday.
In Raleigh North Carolina Mrs H RL Way 74 works to catch poisonous Tatu snakes for the state museum. Proceeds from her smaller museum go toward the Red Cross.
Washington officials approve an eight cent per hour wage increase for 241 skilled workers at Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph in Helena Montana. The action comes after a review of wage scales and cost of living factors affecting the utility. The move adjusts pay to reflect job responsibilities and regional economic conditions.
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