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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
1
A Sandman tale recalls an ancient museum exhibition of dolls and toys copied from a noble man’s life including his animals and children. The story parallels a sick girl and her doll recovering in sunshine as her mother improves, ending with a hopeful note on shared healing.
Irons and needles are linked to luck in regional beliefs. Some say breaking a needle while sewing presages wear or marriage, while others claim the garment becomes lucky. Ancient fears of evil spirits in iron underlie the ritual and the act of breaking the needle is seen as spirits being thwarted.
An essay arguing character is not outward appearance nor reputation but the inner unity of secret thoughts. It suggests ideals shape character, revealed in unconscious moments and deeds when temptation arises, and notes the face mirrors heart and mind.
The article recounts Maria Barrientos, starting as a shy child in Barcelona, later becoming a renowned coloratura soprano. At twenty one she sang as prima donna for Spain's king coronation, proving a skeptical conductor wrong and building a career with the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
A satirical piece on male vanity and courtship habits urges men to mind manners not wealth, stop fussing with lace curtains, and avoid overpraising beauty. It counsels restraint, emphasizes mutual effort, and notes women respond to genuine sentiment.
The Woman's Home Companion reports cotton regains prominence in summer wear. Paris and London designers push cotton prints for sports and casual outfits while chic pique and printed batiste offer tub and sun proof options.
Black satin coats with white fur trims and satin or crepe linings appear as a leading style. White fox and rabbit furs are popular for trimming, with a standout model featuring a shawl collar and cuffs in white kasha. White coats for sports and elegant wear in mohair and angora weaves are also anticipated.
A leading designer proclaims gray the ideal travel wardrobe color and debuts a collection of suits frocks and coats in gray or grayish tones. The pieces are presented as striking and highly resistant to dust and travel stains, underscoring practicality alongside style.
Expert advice from L Ray Balderston of Columbia University outlines using plenty of soap suds and two wash bowls, dissolving soap thoroughly, and keeping wash water near 88 degrees Fahrenheit. After rinsing, garments are wrapped in dry cloths to prevent color transfer and preserve patterns.
A white georgette crepe overdress over a black satin slip is shown as a practical spring model. The French wearer uses it for bright race days and afternoon functions, while the American dons it for luncheon parties and teas. White silk braid, graduated tucks, a front opening, and a steel buckle at the waist define the look.
Delicate ostrich feather embroidery enhances shawls and some evening dresses and slippers. White silk shawls feature black and white ostrich designs with black or white fringes. The soft wraps suit both flapper and grandmother styles.
Several tones of beige are skillfully combined in spring street and sports costumes. The color effect runs through the entire outfit from hat to shoes, showcasing a coordinated, subtle palette.
A Brooklyn woman describes using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills to relieve sleeplessness and fatigue from a chronic condition. She reports relief and offers to provide letters from other women with similar experiences. The Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn Mass, will supply names upon request.
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