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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1936

Page

6

Smart Jacket Dress Makes Feminine By Bows and Belt

A department feature describes a two piece frock with a hip length jacket and short skirt. The design emphasizes feminine touches like bows and a bright print belt. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1834-B offers sizes 12 to 20 with specific fabric yardage and a Spring pattern book available.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New Montgomery Ave San Francisco Calif Bell Syndicate WNU

Crossing the date line affects travel days across the Pacific

The text explains that crossing the international date line, not the equator, changes calendar days. It lies in mid Pacific near the 180th meridian, causing a traveler to lose or gain a day depending on travel direction. Eastward crossing adds a day.

Pacific Ocean

Hair tonic gift aimed at the typist in London quip

A man about to leave for the office is handed a parcel by his wife. It contains hair tonic for his typist, the joke noting her hair falling on his coat. London Answers records the wry domestic gag.

Grant Kate Odd Mabel Larry Brewer the Chronicle Tony London

Owning Up Rediscovered Comic Exchange

A brief humorous exchange from Pearson's Weekly features a chatty woman and a mistaken identity that leads to a playful realization. The quip highlights social misunderstandings with quick wit and timing.

Pearson’s Weekly

You Tell Me Walter Said the Absent Minded Professor

A playful exchange quotes the absent minded professor asking Walter to recall a recently ordered grilled steak. The professor wonders if he forgot or already ate it in a light, amused tone straight from London Answers.

Larry Tony Walter London

A Winner Claiming Prize at Cat Show

A humorous exchange notes a dog winning first prize at a cat show by taking the prize cat. The joke hinges on wordplay about the dog securing the prize animal.

Please Go Away Young Man Ardently

A short exchange captures a flirtatious mood as the girl comments on the young man's dreamy eyes and remarks on staying up late, signaling a playful, intimate moment in Pearson's Weekly.

Pearson’s Weekly

Papa's Boy Medicine Fuss Recalls Childhood Scene

A quip contrasts Johnny's refusal and fuss over taking medicine with his father's guidance. The line suggests a parental moment about discipline and courage in facing a scrape or illness.

Johnny

Double Punishment At Amatuer Show Brews Tidbits Laughs

In Tid Bits Magazine a witty exchange imagines a circle of fate as a theatergoer recalls an amateur performance and jokes about dreaming of attending it again. The humor hinges on a self repeating pun about punishment and performance.

Tid-Bits Magazine

Household Tips From the Kitchen and Workshop

Tips on dough resting after molding, stucco nails washed with soap versus sprayed coatings, marinating fruits to prevent discoloration, fat temperature for frying, orange frosting, keeping salads on ice, cleaning discolored linoleum, easing gelatin mold issues, rug stiffness repair with shellac, and a flavor boost for chocolate fudge. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.

Associated Newspapers WNU

Uncle Sam the Greatest Tree Planter in 1935

The United States forest service reports 1935 planting on national forest lands near a quarter million acres, surpassing 1934 totals. Government and private efforts together reached about 2.39 million acres planted by all agencies, with national forests adding over 10 percent to that year's total. The country manages over 162 million acres in national forests and more than 500 million acres of forest land overall.

United States Forest Service Forest Service Sam Massachusetts

Gas Saver Stolen Tank Baffles Sapulpa Doctor

Doctor C R Resse of Sapulpa Florida reports his gasoline tank was stolen from a filling station. The incident left the physician puzzled about securing fuel supplies.

The Old Hog

A farmer notes a pig kept to control coral and house waste proves profitable but acknowledges the pig will eat almost anything.

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