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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
8
Fashion note by Cherie Nicholas describes a new wool and fur ensemble for fall. Coats in swagger lines pair with matching woolen skirts or dresses, featuring green plaid linings and vivid fur choices like snowflake or panther. The style emphasizes mobility and chic contrast, suitable for campus and travel with varied coat lengths and coordinated accessories.
An autumn display highlights beret variations by French milliners led by Mile Marthe. New forms include a close back lifted front section brown felt beret with belting, plus small and large silhouettes, shallow Breton, brimmed sports hats, a pillbox with side bow and veil from Patou.
A Minnesota led wagon train in the 1860s pursues a legendary gold mountain near Fort Rice along the Yellow Stone River. Captain J L Fisk and Dr W D Dibb witness a cave rich with gold, stake claims for all, endure Indian threats, and barely reach Fort Rice. Father De Smet reportedly saw vast riches but kept silent to protect Native lands.
The article notes rising preference for smart refined black daytime wear with gold leather belts and matching gold accents. It highlights Jead Tennyson, a blond grand opera singer, in a black wool crepe dress with a colorful silk jabot, plus shiny black patent accessories.
Gray Felt A shows a smart new felt nat by Paton for sports wear. The article describes a soft gray felt material with a sloped shape reminiscent of a man’s fedora.
The latest fashion in the fall season features air conditioning frocks built for comfort. Designers use tight weight lacy woolens and openwork waists and sleeves, with sheer georgette in fall sports outfits for warmth without bulk.
New dresses showcase bishop sleeves with shirred tops and cuffs. The fullness at the sleeve head and narrowed cuffs flatters the silhouette, highlighting the season's preferred wardrobe detail.
Grandmother Clark presents a fall crochet collar and cuff set with solid work for defined shape and minimal starch. The three piece set uses white Mountain Graft crochet cotton, with complete instructions and model illustration. Send 25 cents for package No 71 postpaid, 10 cents for instructions and illustrations. Address Home Craft Co Dept B St Louis Mo.
A narrator laments recurring insurance cancellations on expeditions. Once angered, now they react with humor as these policy terminations recur during ventures indicated by the explorer tone. The piece blends travel and automotive themes with a dry, wry outlook.
The narrator contrasts urban risks with desert exploration, noting how city life dulls danger while travels in unknown lands promise novelty. He regrets frequent narrow escapes from automobiles in America yet views true exploration as more compelling, despite dangers.
A health brief promotes Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant, quick method to aid bowel movement. The product, milk of magnesia in wafer form, claims to correct acidity and gas at the source and is sold in bottles for 35 or 60 cents or tins for 20 cents. Thousands of physicians recommend them and all good druggists carry them.
Roy Chepman Andrews asserts in Cos mopolitan that the idea of intrepid courage is not mere pose but a genuine truth as any seal explorer would confirm. The column defends bold adventures and frames courage as a real value in exploration.
Joseph Paradis of New York City recalls three months of itching and painful pimples. He reports clear skin after two and a half months using Caticura Soap and Ointment and Ste. Paicum. Guthura Laboratories, Malden, Mass., advertises soap, ointment, and sample offer.
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