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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1933

Page

2

Satin takes the lead in midseason 1933 chic

CHERIE NICHOLAS urges immediate purchase of black satin for jackets and frocks as the new style program favors satin across hats gloves and handbags. Describes daytime satin shirtwaist frocks, black and white satin ensembles, white sailor hats, and evening gowns with satin skirts, jacquard and reversible satin options, plus rhinestone or ostrich adornments. Western Newspaper Union 1933.

Summier Western Newspaper Union

Colorful Jewelry in Costume Accents Evening Attire

Cherie Nicholas notes that fashion reports stress costume jewelry's growing role in formal wear. The feature highlights a simulated ruby and rhinestone ensemble paired with a white and red crepe gown, including a bracelet pendant earrings and two clips as shown.

Plaid Taffeta Shapes Evening Gowns and Frocks

Plaid taffeta fabrics shape a season of striking evening frocks. A white organdy dance frock features running ribbons from hem to knee, accented by a wide belt and long sash ends in blue red and white taffeta.

Black Satin Suit Fashion Hit From Paris Designers

Black satin dominates this season with the new Paris sensation Dilkusha creating a black satin appointment spit named Black Magic with a nipped waist and white linen plastron. Majol introduces a long double breasted evening wrap in black satin, praised as austere and simple, likely to redefine evening wear.

Paris Majo

Candy Stripe Ribbon Becomes Fashionable Dress Trim

The article describes how candy stripe ribbon enhances garments with frills on the shoulders. Lucien Lelong uses magic fingers to shape ribbon into tight folds and pleats. Melodie motel setting features Roman striped faille and chiffon with large armholes and loops from shoulder to waistline. Hemline ruffles appear on the princess skirt.

Lucien Lelong Melodie Lelong

Fashion Decrees Bright Summer Attire For Paris ladies

Mme Charmis, Paris czarina of Angelie, proclaims that smart women will wear clothes that adorn but do not conceal. Two garments form the approved full dress a transparent frock and a newly trimmed corset. The mode avoids nudity yet implies it under light summer robes.

Jace Mme. Charmis Angelie Czarina Paris

Corky Milam's Caesarian Wins Close Latonia Dash

At Latonia race track a chestnut gelding named Caesarian, trained by Zippy Tanner and ridden by Corky Milam, breaks through the rail to win the Quickstep Handicap. Corky, long out of favor after a hospital scare, rides with grit as Slim Sanders celebrates a hard fought victory and a fifty fifty purse split.

Perfly Zippy Tanner Sunrise Stable Latonia Pat Calhoun Corky Milam Temon Corky Emil Milam Caesarian Slim Sanders Golden Bells Jock Slim Poverty Row Wird Jockey Club Boc Qld Doe Sam Old Doc Peldlark Phew Gorky Tillionaire Old Caesar Tigan

Fish Dinners, Brain Food, Town Observations

A seaside visitor remarks that the crowd eats fish dinners and then doubts their intelligence. The hotel proprietor replies that people eat fish and adds a quip about how they might look if they did not eat fish.

Probing Remarks Endanger Prospective Father-in-Law

A fragmentary exchange questions Mr Smith about smoking and drinking, with the dialogue showing tension between Ditte Son-in-Law and Scott as they discuss suitability and behavior for a marriage. The brief notice hints at social judgment within a family context.

Mr Smith Grest Scott Byatander

Voter Question Sparks Odd Exchange In May Tei Pim To

A fragmentary exchange raises questions about political intent as quoted dialogue mentions voting choices and a mysterious phrase The May tei pim to Gutlem notes an unusual cadence suggesting a satirical or coded remark amid election chatter.

Batter Lack Judge Postponement Request Sparked in Court

A fragmented court transcript shows a defendant's plea to delay proceedings citing temper and confusion. The Gazette记录 mentions remarks about postponement, with unclear quotes attributed to a bater. The readable parts suggest procedural tension but few concrete facts.

Car Ownership Budget Strains Buyer Says No Cars

Fragmentary note shows a dialogue about affording a car. Stone recalls the other person had a car. the reply asserts ownership exists but is unaffordable. The text captures a local shopper exchange about keeping or obtaining a vehicle within tight finances.

Uncooked Pork Dangers Warned By Health Experts

The Washington Star warns that eating uncooked pork risks trichinosis, often fatal before diagnosis. Federal inspection ensures safe processing of raw and cooked pork, with thorough cooking as the household safeguard after laboratory testing and government approval.

Hading Washington Star

Long life possible with proper diet says Notre Dame professor

Professor Robert L. Greene of Notre Dame argues the human race was meant to live a thousand years. He claims a diet rich in fruits vegetables milk and water could help people reach 100 years or more. He bases his view on questionnaires from centenarians and cites modern processed foods as shortening lifespans.

Robert L. Greene Department of Pharmacy Notre Dame Pathfinder Magazine Greene

Life on Mars Claim By Hiram Percy Daxim

Hiram Percy Daxim argues Mars hosts a highly advanced race. He asserts artificial canals prove their existence and that structures visible from Earth imply superior beings beyond human form.

Hiram Percy Daxim Mars Earth

Czechs Take Comenius Grave as National Property

A New York Times correspondent reports that by treaty at The Hague the grave of Comenius and the Valonic chapel at Naarden in Holland become national property of Czechoslovakia for eternity. Czechoslovakia pays one Dutch gulden to the Dutch government and commits to renovate and maintain the resting place of its great son.

Comenius Hague Naarden Holland Czechoslovakia New York Times

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