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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
2
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1923-B features a soft rippling skirt and shoulder shirring at the waist to create a rounded bust line with a V neckline. The design offers a tiny waist effect with a ribbon belt and suits prints georgette chiffon in navy or black. Includes a sew chart and sizing for busts 30 to 40 inches.
A quotation from Addison likens mirth to a flash of lightning that pierces gloom and glitters briefly. It suggests cheerfulness preserves a daylight in the mind and a steady seren ity.
Blair, a glass artist renting a top floor room in a New York lodging house, aims to complete a church window. Delia Dexter, a stenographer, secretly cleans his chaotic studio, destroys glass fragments, and faints when Blair confronts her. Blair forgives, then asks Delia to sit for the final portrait, realizing she is the angel he sought.
Boris Gilbertson, a Wisconsin farm boy, gains acclaim for two large wildlife bas-reliefs in the Interior Department building. The works depict a moose family and a bison herd carved from Missouri marble, crafted after training in Chicago and extensive field study. Local farmers and woodsmen who critiqued his pieces helped shape his method during Saturday sessions in Fond du Lac.
Danish etiquette stresses polite goodbyes after meals and frequent thanks to hosts. Travelers should address Danes by title with their profession before the name, such as Mr Conductor Jansen or Mr Baker Petersen, and men should raise hats upon entering shops but keep them off inside.
A brief inspirational note cites La Rochefoucauld warning that those who overemphasize petty tasks fail to achieve greatness. The saying underscores the value of prioritizing substantial aims over minor work.
A collection of quick home guidance covers securing garments on hangers with rubber bands, melting marshmallows in a double boiler, drying flour sitters and strainers, removing black shoe polish with warm water and soap, using alcohol for brown stains, and washing rice before cooking by rinsing in a strainer over water until clear.
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