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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
8
The passage cites Dr. Stanley Green and "body mechanics" from Cosmopolitan, warning that slumping, twisting hips, and uneven weight on the feet can twist the spine, affect heart and lungs, and cause headache and neuritis. It advises sitting with pelvis back, hips bent, feet flat, and weight distributed on both buttocks.
A native of Trench Indo known as The Blood calls himself the greatest detective. He has captured about one in twenty five days for the past five years and is credited with taking 400 men now serving sentences for homicide on the French China Sea, from which none have escaped.
Aerial and ground photos depict cactus plants in Ethiopian war zones. The prickly pears, native to the Americas, have spread from Mexico and South America to the Mediterranean, northeast Africa, and southern Asia, becoming a familiar landscape element through history.
The comment critiques a familiar wartime slogan suggesting the world remains unsafe despite proclamations. It questions the real meaning behind a public pledge and hints at skepticism about ongoing attempts to justify global conflict.
The article advises starting with a liquid laxative and gradually reducing the dose to allow nature to work. It promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin containing senna and cascara as a non habit forming option, praised for taste and effectiveness.
A compact editorial urges compassion toward neighbors while stressing discernment. It argues mercy should not erase accountability and calls for balanced judgment in daily interactions and public life.
Fashion notes describe Gay Garden prints in silk crepe for spring cruise and resort wear. Designers showcase tulip and daisy motifs, grosgrain trims, and two piece ensembles with hip length jackets. The look blends color against white backgrounds with versatile outfits for southbound travel or winter wear.
Mary Carlisle stars in a spring fashion feature showing a smart checked tailored suit paired with a new sport hat. The piece highlights front page style with man tailored jackets and pocketed details, noting the hat’s spritel felt and zigzag yarn stitch for decorative contrast.
The article outlines hostess gowns showcasing a range from loose tea gowns with sweeping draperies and angel sleeves to semi evening frocks with elbow sleeves and a waist cut. Designs suit both daytime and evening entertaining with slit or narrow back V openings for style.
Striking color combinations are featured by leading dressmakers with moss or water green paired with dark reddish brown. Rochas presents blue with faded red for day models, while pale blue is enhanced in many houses. Mainbocher offers gray with red-brown and lapis among others as fashionable contrasts.
Strong color trend carried from last year influences spring and resort wear. Palm Beach shades slated for prominence include yellowish tan sun orange chartreuse dusty pink and strong blues with gray blue Rose of the Rancho and wine with yellowish cast. White remains significant and prints benefit from demand for color via hand screened and hand blocked methods.
Mink and Persian lamb hats gain popularity as winter winds loom. wearers praise the snug fit and stylish appeal of these fur hats, made by milliners for the cold season.
Two-piece knitted dresses gain popularity for autumn wear with broad sponsorship. The style emphasizes versatile outfits for the season, appealing to shoppers seeking coordinated separates and comfortable silhouettes.
The 130 mile highway connects Shanghai with Hangzhou, linking the seaport to the Yangtze basin home to about 200 million people. The article notes Shanghai's cosmopolitan rise, the Whangpoo riverfront, modern offices, and the mixed foreign settlements shaping the international hub.
A department store credited a woman for a pair of unused shoes still in their original box. The shoes, bought twenty years ago for $25, were found to be worth $50 today due to museum value, and the store approved the credit accordingly.
Discover a slimming surplice bodice dress pattern ideal for home sewing. Pattern 9609 offers sizes 16 through 46 with a 36 size fabric requirement and a full sew chart, priced at fifteen cents plus postage to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in New York.
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