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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
12
Easy rug pattern with medallions forming flowers, options for background and border. Includes stitch list, materials, color guidance, and an illustration. Send name and address with pattern number 259 to Fourteenth St York NY for complete instructions.
Helen Koues notes in Housekeeping on Paris summer style with glamorous dresses, sheer fabrics, and wide skirts. She describes frocks with capes or puffed sleeves, hats with flattering brims, and jackets as key for five o'clock parties and late afternoon dining.
An old advertisement describes eczema and watery bumps relieved by Cuticura products. It cites itching burning and irritation, claims success after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and lists address in Malden Massachusetts for inquiries.
Brynildson and Tubby Forbes discuss Deborah with a plan to marry Stuart Graham before she turns twenty one to inherit a fortune from her grandfather. Bryn poses as an unemployed engineer offering $50 000 for a sham marriage while Deborah fears the future and a charity inherits if she wed the wrong man.
Deborah returns with her grandmother to a mansion to rejoin a planned marriage paid for by a man who has guided appearances and kept a bargain. Tension between genuine affection and the practical arrangement unsettles Deborah as a family drama unfolds at luncheon.
Sewing pattern advertisement for Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1857-B in sizes 14 through 42 with busts 32 to 42. Describes a no-sleeve dress in tub silk linen or crepe with two roomy pockets and back yoke for light lifting. Pattern and Summer Pattern Book available for 15 cents each from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
A contrast between pessimists and optimists is drawn. The Pep-timist abandons excuses and rolls up his sleeves to actually do the task, proving execution beats mere optimism. Joe is the one who completes the job with hands-on effort.
A red and blue box offer for a mem bership pin and Club Manual promises 36 prizes and potential ranks from Sergeant to Captain. The ad touts Grape-Nuts Flakes flavor and nourishment with milk or fruit, expires December 31, 1936, USA only, from Post cereals. Also see Joe Brown's Earthworm Tractor by Warner Brothers.
Insects are described as mankind’s chief competitors for dominance on earth by experts in entomology. The statement positions insects as a growing threat to human supremacy.
A Crow ley quote offers guidance that if desires exceed reach a person may cut them to fit. It frames practical mindset over grand ambitions and suggests restraint can ease hardship. The remark reflects stoic prudent thinking on fortune and personal ambition.
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