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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
3
A seasonal guide to chic white ensembles for dining and social events. The piece highlights white gowns, wraps, corsage, and accessories with ermin crush options, fur trims, and affordable DIY ideas for stylish, wrinkle resistant winter wear.
Fashion writer Cherie Nichols highlights colorful suede suits with rain and winterproof shelter suede. Suede jackets feature padded shoulders and a military air, with a feathered button detail at the franticing.
Bruyere showcases smart daytime outfits in black with white satin blouses and light wool costumes. A black two piece ensemble features a straight skirt and waist length bloused jacket with a wide belt and rhinestone trims. A white satin blouse with long sleeves accompanies the outfit.
An increasing interest in luxurious tweed suits is described. The outfits feature sumptuous colors and distinctive textures, with opulent fur trims enhancing the tweed. The article notes these vibrant ensembles offer variety to the long prevailing all black vogue.
Covert cloth is shifting from topcoats to slacks as undergraduates at several Eastern universities adopt the fabric for smart casual wear. Prominent colleges report students favoring its refined appearance and durable weave in campus fashion.
High necklines on dark afternoon frocks display large rectangular and triangular rhinestone clips. Baguette and jewel-tone sets accent the embellishments, adding sparkle to formal attire.
Ma Turner finally gains attention as neighbors rally to her tale of a governor and a poet. Sam Clem is seized by police, leaving Ma to face the crowd with a renewed sense of pride as reporters tell her story.
A New York Sun writer recalls a famed Rush County tornado from last century that roared through a farming community for about 30 minutes. The storm twisted a fence with pint jars, split a three story farmhouse, hurled a picket fence across 500 yards, and snapped barns and corn cribs as it shed roofs and torn maples from their moorings.
An humorous ad feature promotes Sew-Your-Own patterns including 1413, 1852, and 1383 for women and children with sizes and fabric requirements. It extols home sewing for chic looks in gingham silk crepe and black satin, urging readers to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
The piece recalls a man near ninety who, after a small windfall, plans to begin again as he did fifty years ago. It celebrates enduring vigor and resilience, urging readers not to be laid low by age or circumstance.
A pair of aphorisms contrasts trust and distrust in men with a reflection on hatred and ridicule. Cavour notes that trusting others reduces mistakes, while Sydney Smith suggests some prefer being hated to being laughed at.
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