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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
8
The guide outlines three key patting movements with nourishing cream to target a double chin and firm facial muscles. Begin at the corners of the mouth with three fingers, move upward to the temples, then pat the forehead and under the eyes. Emphasize relaxation, then proceed to molding and kneading, followed by a tie up using pads, skin tonic, and astringent as described.
A detailed home facial routine describes a tie up using a six by six inch cotton patter and a two inch gauze bandage. The method tightens relaxed muscles to prevent a double chin, with ice and skin tonic, plus a nourishing skin food. Repeated daily for one to two months, it promotes a rejuvenated appearance and morale.
The article surveys grandstand outfits and wearer trends for outdoor sports fashion in 1933. It highlights leopard skin coats, plaid suits, tweed ensembles, high neck tunics, fur trimmed details, bolero muff accessories, kolingki scarves, and alpine felt hats with color accents.
Women can recycle last season's pieces and still lead fashion. Choose advance fashions each season to project being a leader. Consider Vionnet Arab burnoose evening wrap in satin or velvet or ermine, and check budgets before ordering.
Lanvin launches a jaunty sports mode with straight clean-cut silhouettes. Olive green brown gray and navy wools shape five-piece frocks and slender skirts. Loose three-quarter coats add breezy lines with back fullness. Trim collars use astra khan shaved lamb or muskrat.
Short hair trends show little hats and practical cuts. The flying bob remains alive, with hair trimmed to a single upturn along the papeline for a neat, low maintenance look.
Cherie Nicholas notes chic casual frocks popularity for daytime wear. The featured model uses a bold self stripe bent berg material in a ravishing mandarin tone, emphasizing simple lines and refined fabric for well dressed women.
A fond father teases his daughter with fairy arrival news and asks her to guess what mother wants most. The girl eagerly replies guinea pigs, and the family laughs at the playful unexpected gift described as the fairies’ visit to their home.
In an Indianapolis News item a child named Reid studies drifting dust in sunlight and tells his mother cleaning would be easier if the sun didn’t leak so much dust. The scene underscores a quiet domestic moment and a boy’s practical observation.
A teacher explains beauty with a fable about a well dressed woman who walks past, proud and distant, likened to a rose. Behind her, a bowed head small creature is identified by Tommy as her husband in a stray story excerpt.
Senator Sorglum rejects labeling a crime fight as a war, calling it a plain ordinary rattlesnake fight and urging good citizens to unite. The Washington Star reports the exchange as a sharp remark on framing criminal action.
A letter from a daughter at college, addressed to her mother, notes that her father is paying much to keep her in school and she resolves to learn something as she begins studying contract law. The Boston Transcript reports the excerpt.
A fragment from Tit-Bits Magazine hints at a quirky exchange about a bargain and a question about a wife. The brief item sketches a playful line between two speakers, Dye and an old man, in a conversational gag style.
A humorous note from Stuttgarter Mlustrierte questions Philip's current occupation described as banging a branch business. The quip riffs on niche enterprise and consumer skepticism about unconventional trades. The item highlights quirky modern work, with a satirical edge.
Carole urges Douglas to see a doctor before the wedding, threatening a medical certificate proving that his dyspepsia existed before marriage. The exchange plays on health as a test of readiness, with a humorous edge.
A terse dialogue centers on restraint and affection as Old Gentleman urges peace and Bobby objects, claiming the other party is his brother. Tom opinions on stealing kisses spark Tess to reply that they can be fine or face days apart, hinting at a conflicted romance.
Six men out of ten have one leg longer than the other claims orthopedists while the other four are symmetrical, having had both legs pulled. Sometimes it Shrinks There are several sorts of money but easy money doesn't always grow to be smart money Lafayette Journal and Courier.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as the fastest safe relief for headache neuritis rheumatism claiming quick dissolution and near instant pain relief. It cautions buyers to insist on genuine Bayer Aspirin and to say Bayer Aspirin when requesting it.
A London Opinion writer notes that in larger stores a woman can buy every possible type of clothing. As he reviews her bill the husband often believes that this is exactly what she has done.
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