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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
6
The fashion note highlights denim washable skirts with practical pockets, patchwork dirndls sewn rather than printed, and bright flower prints in gypsy color schemes. It notes suspender styles, embroidered bands, and bold bordered hems as summer trends seen at a Chicago Merchandise Mart display.
A straight black pullover features a three color band to add smart contrast for daytime skirts and formal occasions. The design emphasizes bold color demand in fashion this year with a veritable beauty of a sweater.
The article notes a flowery trend for summer with flower jewelry, buttons, prints, hats, and hair accessories. Wee hats feature large flower clusters on wide bands, creating bouquet-like headpieces. White frocks and jerseys show elaborate floral appliques and veiling enhancements.
The article highlights exotic bag designs in straw and plastic with dramatic shapes and vivid color schemes. It notes novelty closings in plastic or wood and the standout pew initials sold in handbag and jewelry sections, including red on black or white options.
A Chicago dedication marks a Morris Washington Salomon monument honoring the Polish Jewish financier Haym Salomon. The article notes Salomon lent funds to the patriot cause, aided independent companies, and helped leaders like Madison and Steuben, while detailing his later poverty and lack of congressional compensation.
Practical bridal showers suit wartime brides with brief leaves and limited space. Suggest personal, kitchen gadget, sewing, and recipe showers with compact, useful gifts. The menu features a light salad luncheon plate, asparagus loaf, and ice cream with green gage plums. Includes decor ideas and a reader problem column.
Lynn notes an uptick in egg production by 15 to 20 percent to meet national and allied needs, ensuring no shortage. Tea will be rationed at 50 percent to secure summer supplies, with eight months of stock and shipments from India and Ceylon continuing. War Production board allocates tin for the pineapple industry and Hawaii production is raised to maximum, though about 26 percent of the pack is reserved for government purchases.
A playful turtle toy with a plain color shell and body pattern Z9393 is advertised for kids. The copy promises joy for Mr. Turtle and his many childish companions and invites readers to send their order.
Camel cigarettes dominate in military gift sales since 718 with Camel cartons promoted for sending to service men through Post Exchange and Sales Commissaries. The ad urges readers to buy Camel cartons for relatives or friends in the service.
A concise reflection on human flaw noting that fools sharply see others faults while neglecting their own. The sentiment echoes Cicero and emphasizes self awareness as a moral guide.
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