Graceful hands tips from FDR and fashion
In 1935 Chicago Tribune notes public etiquette for hands. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt uses a large feather fan to keep hands in motion, adding grace. Alternatives include seasonal bouquets, sheer lace gloves, and heavy bracelets with rings to camouflage less attractive hands.
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Dodge Car Shipments Surpass 1934 Year in Half Year
Dodge passenger car shipments for the first five and a quarter months of 1935 exceeded Dodge output for all of 1934. Total Dodge passenger cars shipped January 1 to June 9 reached 99,468, with 27,825 Dodge commercial vehicles and 64,362 Plymouths, yielding 191,675 total vehicles for the period. The remark notes dealer activity and predicts 1935 Dodge passenger car output may equal or exceed the 1933–1934 combined output.
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