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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
3
Woolen designs take center stage with Jacquard patterns and textured weaves. Fashion writers note vibrant plaids stripes checks and bold florals in tunics skirts and capes as designers showcase two and three fabric ensembles for versatile outfits from fall to spring.
Cherie Nicholas outlines new style bags for 1930s fashion. Distinctive openings and practical features resemble suitcases with multiple compartments for travel papers, tickets, and small items. A soft homespun dress complements washable kid gloves and leather accessories for a coordinated look.
The season features the American beauty rose in accessories and garments. Roses appear on scarves and handkerchiefs with long stems, while rose motifs ornament brocades and leaf designs, evoking Victorian revival tones in soft antique hues.
Pale blue loosely knits feature in the fall collection with matching reading jackets. The style emphasizes lightweight wool textures and casual tailored fits suitable for cool season wear.
A cheeky mused piece notes Swiss hand printed buttons in the Sass peasant style now available. The writer recommends them for the ski salt as a stylish touch.
Taupe felt models appear in increasing numbers as retailers push taupe shades for the early fall season. Fashion observers note the color’s versatility across garments and accessories, appealing to varied wardrobes and consumer tastes.
Bryn and Tubby discuss Madeline at night as Tubby frets about a girl named Madeline. Bryn reassures Tubby that she is a nice girl and slips away after wishing good night to Deborah, who responds softly and echoes Bryn’s affectionate farewell.
On the terrace the breakfast scene unfolds as Debra, Madeline, and Tubby debate Pilar’s allure and Tubby’s future. Debra fears Pilar’s pull but Bryn’s past confession haunts them, hinting at hidden loves and shifting loyalties among a tight-knit group.
Prof J P Willman of New York State College urges flock owners to watch for run-down ewes and lambs this fall. Extra care and feed can yield high dividends next winter and spring. Wean lambs around four months, use second growth pasture, and supplement with homegrown grains or protein meals if forage is short.
A Chicago Tribune writer warns that about one third of U S forest land is in farm woodlots and is often overpastured on private and public lands. Overpasturing reduces young growth, harms hardwoods, tramples roots, and damages older trees. foresters say horses should never be allowed in woods.
Mastitis or garget is a serious issue for dairy herds causing huge economic losses. Bacteria destroy milk producing udder cells, which cannot be replaced, only scar tissue forms. Hoard’s Dairyman notes its impact and compares it to other diseases.
Fragmented report discusses milk bacteria analysis begun in 1890 and notes on cattle control by Mexico, soil poisoning fears, hog freight prep, salt importance for pasture and winter stock, mastitis challenges in dairies, oxen use in Georgina areas, and seasonal fair arrangements with rainfall and feed concerns.
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