Adorn Your Wardrobe With Easy to Make Organdie Fashions
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union feature extols inexpensive DIY accessories and garments. It highlights organdie blouses, capes, jackets, and crochet hats for debutantes and young women, detailing simple stitches, rolled hems, and matching thread for fade-resistant results.
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Neckline styles promise plenty of yearlong variety
The feature outlines fashion focuses on the neckline this year, noting country necklines and evolving trends. It cites looks like the bow tie with Buster Brown collar, silk bandanna scarves, stock collars, knitted scarves with novelty pins, and riding-suit imagery as popular neckwear options.
Those Mesh Pocketbooks Return to Fashion This Summer
The article notes mesh pocketbooks will be fashionable again this summer. It advises digging them out of trunks and expands on accessories like rings, lipstick, perfume, and rouge that were previously stored with the purses. It suggests options to carry items separately or attached to the bag.
Hats Lead Spring Parade From Paris Millinery Salons
Straw hats flood Paris millinery salons with a vast array of shapes and straw varieties. The new season showcases bold, practical headwear designed for early mornings to onion soup hours.
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Bows and Pleats in Paris Evening Fashions
Cherie Nicholas surveys Paris gowns showing accordion and knife pleats in monotone pastels. Capelets contrast with pleated skirts while bows dominate evening frocks, with Lanvin and Paton designs cited for bold bow use.
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Lesson on the Resurrection from Mark 16
A historical church lesson outlines the Visit to the Sepulchre and the Angel's message Be not affrighted Ye seek Jesus of Nazareth who was crucified He is risen The text covers Mary Magdalene the other women the angelic proclamation the appearances of the risen Christ and the Great Commission with the Ascension and mission to preach to every creature.
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Christianity as a person Jesus in Christian belief
The text frames Christianity as unique and lovable, centering on Jesus as the person at its core and highlighting the religion's claimed outstanding achievements compared with others.
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More Effective Christianity in Books Argument
A short quotation notes that Christian ity in books has long influenced men and remains effective, contrasting with More Effective Christianity in books. The line cites Isasce Page and reflects on literary impact on faith.
Life Not All Joy To Primitive Man
Dr. Logan Clendening argues life in primitive times was rough with health issues. He notes eye infections, dental problems, skin itch, scalp hair loss, and foot injuries, yet claims isolation limited infectious spread until contact increased disease. New York Evening Post cites his Forum remarks.
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Knitting Care Rules For Washing Knitted Garments
Advice on washing knitted items such as sweaters and suits with colorfast tests, outlining shaping before washing, removing hardware, using mild soap, and air drying to prevent shrinking and distortion. Includes steps to reshape on a drawn outline and press gently after drying.
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