16 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
1
A moral about parental control and the dangers of overfreeing children. It argues that true freedom comes from responsibility and ignorance overcome, warning against spoiled youths, permissive behavior, and the need for parents to guide and say no.
A mother and father discuss a disciplinary case involving Ralph who punched Bennie after a quarrel. They hear differing views on forcing an apology and conclude that pressuring for apologies often worsens issues. The adviser suggests waiting for anger to subside and guiding behavior with restrained discussion rather than forcing insincere apologies.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Guild item details how brides embrace diverse veil styles from beret fantasies and tulle hats with riser brims to heart shaped muffs and two part veils. It notes designers favor crown veils and lace caps, with options for after ceremony wear and bridesmaids accessories.
Greta Nissen recalls her path from Norway's Royal Opera to Broadway and then to silent film stardom. She details early dance training, royal patronage, a move to America, and a switch from stage to screen after catching the eye of Jesse L. Lasky.
The coming seasons favor ensembles with contrasting coats and dresses. New coats are treated as separate items rather than matching the dress. Designers like Patou and Jenny showcase vivid color contrasts such as pearl gray coats over raven-blue dresses and green coats over black satin gowns, highlighting sleeveless coat options.
Designers move from plain and printed crepe to printed linen for summer. The trend repeats the idea of crepe jackets and trims but with linen’s light, washable practicality. Linen fabrics offer bright, versatile options with detachable trimmings for easy care.
A quirky fashion note describes Le Pied de Poole chicken foot weave used across costumes from top coats to lingerie. The piece highlights the material’s versatility in various variations and its presence in contemporary attire.
A Jersey golf frock in bright blue appears hand knitted with an attractive styling. It is tucked at the hips to create a slender silhouette. The dress features a drag-string neckline and rope straps forming a girdle secured by a wooden buckle.
Linen suits take a bold role for the season with uncrashable fabric in dark practical colors including black for affordable, versatile wardrobes.
Hollywood hosts Earl D. Bunn a hired odd job man who shoots straight to miss his mark He earns a handsome salary by shouting at people in films Since 1922 his business has centered on dramatizing gunfire scenes in crime and war stories for moving pictures
Successful Director D Ross Lederman long associated with Colombia directed many notable films for the company including Trais End The Fightin Marshall Texas Ranger Branded Daring Danger Texas Cyclone Speed Demon McKenna of the Haunted and The End of the Trail.
A travel comedy aboard a decorated car with Estelle Gibble, Mr Poindexter, Miss Legacia Peavy, and the Gibble parents. They race a 300 mile loop to Bald Rock, clash on routes, face speed limits, delays, and a delayed noonday lunch. In the end, a costly roadside mishap and a moral about human nature unfold.
A discussion notes how a plant’s classification as weed or flower depends on context. It cites dandelions, poppies, Eschscholzia, and farm weed examples like pigweed ragweed and witchgrass, arguing perniciousness governs value to farmer or gardener. It references Dakota harvest fields where even wild roses may be deemed pernicious.
The first Japanese cherry trees planted in Washington were purchased by Mrs. William Howard Taft. In 1909 Tokyo gifted 2,000 trees, later banned due to pests and diseases, yet Tokyo sent a second consignment of over 3,000 trees planted along the Potomac.
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