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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
8
A Western Newspaper feature explores Swank Via Knitted Fashions with vivid color clashes and textures. It praises a three piece suit, jacket with striped patterning, and a plain skirt setup paired with a jaunty hat. The piece notes military style accents, scarfing details, and the trend toward soft zephyrs closely knit for figure hugging silhouettes.
Cherie Nichols notes suede outfits arrive this fall in soft wearable hues. New jackets and blouses pair suede with refined tailoring, featuring unfastenable buttons, roomy pockets, wide reverses, and tailored details. Distinctive suede adds a Tuscan look to suits.
Milliners present innovative veil designs with new uses and coarser netting. A white organdy sailor brimmed in stiffened Brofgrain shapes the face, while a black silk crown veil falls at the back. Other styles include a sombrero like brim and a fish net veil spanning the crown to the brim edge dotted with pompons.
Velvety and light felt berets in rich colors appear early on the fall runways. They pair with cotton sports dresses and tweed outfits, promising vibrant autumn hues like muddy violets and sulphur greens. Plaits in unusual color combos demand coordinated hats and blouses to showcase them.
Paris runway reveals numerous hooded dresses and coats along with trousered street styles. Designers display satin pantaloons as alternatives to petticoats, signaling evolving silhouettes and attire shifts in the fashion capital.
An old Denver hunter’s tale from the Breckenridge district Colorado recounts how a prospector’s rediscovered spades and a hidden tunnel led to a legendary lost gold mine. The story weaves early 1860s ore finds with a mystery of a tobacco-sack cargo and a missing shovel.
In northern New Mexico near Santa Fe two French miners dug for ore fifty years ago. A romance with a local beauty sparked jealousy, leading to a knife duel that left both men mortally wounded. The woman fled with gold, and the party vanished, leaving skeletons and a abandoned mine as relics of the tragedy.
The blue ribbon signifies the highest and most coveted honor of the British Crown. The sentence notes gifts and prizes related to the order in a fragmented, unclear manner, reflecting a brief historic or ceremonial reference.
Science and educational experts argue left handedness is natural and not linked to mental deficiency. A Bel en Farnsworth article notes heredity follows Mendelian patterns and that forcing right hand use can cause speech disorders. Advocates urge ambidexterity training after age six and suggest letting very young left handed children develop coordination without constant admonition.
Science Service reports the mouflon population in the Harz mountains of North Central Germany has grown from an initial two animals to about 250. The herd’s rapid increase highlights successful adaptation in the environment about midway between Berlin and Cologne.
Vernon Bailey, retired naturalist, discusses early American game law history. He cites Kentucky Indian practices that set aside refuges for bears, with limits on hunting to maintain a permanent bear supply. He suggests reviving the concept of beloved bear grounds today.
An ad touts a quick pleasant elimination using Milnesia Water and Milnesia Wafers. It claims the method will rid the body of waste materials causing acidity gas headaches and bloating. The copy stresses gentle enjoyable use, with tablets equivalent to a tablespoon of liquid milk of magnesia and urges following directions.
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