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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
3
Cherie Nicholas notes a fashion surge as wide brims, flowers, feathers and fruit motifs dominate hats this season. From huge cartwheels to translucent brims, styles range from casual daytime wear to tailored looks with bows, ribbons, and elastic hatpins.
Rayon has won its way to the top with dotted sheers in self color. Raised rayon dots on a mousseline de rayon background create a handsome black fabric for gowns. The Fashion Group of America exhibits in New York show how these materials suit dinner, evening, and daytime jackets and enesmbles, with a net tailleur as a newest trend.
Fashion note says short loose or belted swagger coats of white or pastel wool over plain or printed crepe frocks become a fresh summery addition to dark ensembles. Coats sold separately and inexpensive, with string color pairing well with black or navy. Colors include dusty yellow linen blue and soft leaf green with coats echoed in frock prints or trims.
New evening tailleurs pair a tailored jacket with instep-length skirts in novel fabrics. One silver lame suit features a black satin blouse with sable facing. Black faille or taffeta versions show white organdie or flame red crepe blouses.
Colors this season are amazingly refreshing with a Flagship blue reflecting sky light. Russet shifts from fall to spring, competing with the new day, while some object to it. Pale blue with a lavender tinge graces knitted wear and evening pieces, and brown appears in more tones than ever.
Black fullness in evening dresses remains the standout feature. It is achieved through ruffles cascades of flounces bustles and other design devices.
Bible lesson outlines the empty tomb as proof of Christ’s resurrection, the angelic message to women, and the risen Lord meeting them. It then covers the Sanhedrin’s attempt to bribe witnesses, and ends with Jesus’ Great Commission to go, teach all nations, baptize in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and observe all his commandments with Christ’s abiding presence.
The text asserts that true righteousness culminates in love that is holy and exacting. It contends that divine love requires sanctification of its object and will not spare the beloved, emphasizing a stern standard for moral transformation.
A devotional exhortation urges immediate prayer and action by turning to God. It emphasizes belief that the divine is more ready to hear than we are to speak, inviting readers to ask for guidance on what to do and how to feel in his presence.
Historians say ancient Peruvians lavished gold on walls and fixtures rather than tapestries. The Incas valued the metal for utilitarian art and decorative works, while the Pizarro expedition seized vast gold, teaching them European value on riches.
The A H Lewis Medicine Co plans a new Tums factory in St Louis combining blue black terra cotta, mottled cream above the second floor, and gold finish on high mullions. The fifty foot upper windows will feature gold strips and etched lower windows with stainless steel decorations. Equipment and machinery cost between 100000 and 150000 dollars for exclusive Tums manufacture.
In a candid exchange, Senator Sorghum concedes he sometimes resorts to threats of personal violence when unable to answer constituents. He says the public grows tired of referee fights and prefers a real confrontation. The remark reflects tensions between representatives and voters and raises questions about conduct.
Spinach and swiss chard are nutritious greens easy to grow in any garden. Seeds should be sown thinly and thinned to six inches apart to yield continuous greens through summer and fall. Leaves can be harvested while roots stay to regrow. Chard stems can be cooked similarly to asparagus and served with cream sauce or butter.
A group of European steel manufacturers visiting India hopes to uncover the ancient method used to craft the four Asoka pillars that have stood for two millennia. Erected in four districts, these rock inscriptions have resisted earthquakes and storms, with the makers believed to pass the secret of their enduring steel through descendants.
A dated advertisement urges readers to try S S S Blood Tonic for weakness from colds overwork or anemia. It claims to strengthen red blood cells and hemoglobin, improve appetite color and energy, and restore body strength with a long history of use and modern appraisal.
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