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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
8
Advertises Pattern 2222 for a striped cotton shirtwaist frock with inverted pleat and short sleeves. Notes sizes from 12 to 42, fabric needs for size 16, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. Orders sent with 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York City.
A garbled late edition snippet presents a playful exchange about remarks and misstatements. The dialogue mentions a Deacon Pine Thhennvy and a character denied a claim while another line recalls a mother asking about stealing jelly.
The note questions whether the word dual is singular or plural in the phrase about Suzanne. It explains that the term refers to singular above the waist and plural below, noting a humorous or perplexing phrasing.
Silk fabrics designed for washability surge in fashion with silk linens, silk shantungs, and mousseline de sole. Silk linens mimic linen yet retain silk luster and elasticity, dye well, and suit bright summer colors. Shantungs offer sporty outdoor wear, while washable crepes feature vivid sport motifs and embroidered details on shirts and dresses.
The Irish Chain quilt shows in single double and triple forms with white background and dark square blocks. Blocks measure four inches and nine inch banners form a 72 by 90 inch finished quilt. Address Home Craft Co to obtain book No. 23 for 15 cents plus cutting charts and instructions.
Cherie Nicholas notes rising demand for high quality silks among women. The piece highlights grand stately silks, bouffant evening wraps, and gowns resembling Paris season styles, with a glamorous taffeta example worn by a model.
A fashion note suggests wearing veils pushed back from hats to create a chic, modern look. The piece emphasizes personal style and a departure from traditional headwear norms.
Readers seek ideas to refresh an old dress with new jackets. Patterned, bright prints atop dark gowns bring vitality after months of all over prints. Short jackets transform dinner dresses. wrap fits swagger at the hips or to the floor. designs range from pin dots to bold florals for contrast.
The 1935 fall woolen card with 48 colors is released for association members. Margaret Hayden Rorke, managing director, announced the new Rustiques and Touchdown and Sky Colors groups. Rustiques offers hazy pastels and autumn tones for dresses and children's wear. Touchdown and Sky Colors target football and winter sports merchandising.
Choice of belts includes patent leather and colored leather belts with wide designs. Some styles clasp snugly around the waist resembling Tyrolean mountaineer wear, while others are crushed softly around the waist like fabric.
A Canadian inventor presents a mechanical bloodhound device that detects scent in a captured object. Vapors pass a spectroscopic light, markers align to form a pattern, and a photograph records the result. Police can recreate the pattern at suspected locations to confirm a trail.
Advertises a mail in offer from Bree Pen Exch in Portland Oregon for a free rebuilt fountain pen after sending two discarded pens and a 3 cent stamp. Includes address and one year guarantee.
In Germany the new freight car concept that detaches from tracks and moves goods directly into warehouses has been tested for a year. The system has been used 6,000 times with 16 cars currently in use, 15 more under construction, and 30 motor transport vehicles acquired. The method eliminates double unloading and loading of goods such as iron and steel, coal, timber, cotton, petrol, and live animals.
The Institute of Medical Psychology reports occupational therapy aids nervous patients. Plaster modeling and painting helped a clerk and a factory worker recover from breakdowns. Rug-making fretwork dressmaking raffia embroidery and related crafts assist neurotic children and shy individuals by providing structure and social contact.
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