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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
6
Cherie Nicholas outlines budget friendly cotton fashion for children, noting patterns that adapt as girls grow. Practical fabrics like gingham and pique yield play and school dresses, with detachable organdy panels, zip fronts, boilfast thread, and easy launderability.
Natalie fears being lost in the north woods until Chris Rhodes appears and guides her. A broken bridge after a flood traps them, but he builds shelter and shares warmth. He confesses love in a tense moment, and Natalie learns the old bridge remains as a hopeful sign.
Fashion brief notes plaid Wenkies as a must have accessory this season. Recommends pairing plaid hankies in various sizes and colors to spice up simple suits. Emphasizes matching or blending background hues with current colors for a chic statement.
A long redingote in sturdy lace offers a pretty late spring to summer wrap. Available in colors and in black or white, it makes a stunning fashion statement for warm weather.
Spring suits feature knife and box pleats with back or front emphasis and a fashionable 24 inch jacket length. Tailoring highlights squared shoulders padded flush with the arm hip flap pockets and single link closures. The open shirt revers and elongated waistline styles are shown with shorter jackets and nipped waist lines.
Veil innovators showcase chenille dot designs that resemble snowflakes used across hats this season. Veils cover hats in billowy masses to create a spring look and flatter wearers with alluring effect. Little flower hats feature whimsical color veils while wide brim styles also receive veiling.
A fashion highlight arrives as a coat with a shirtwaist cut and dolman sleeves. Its charm rests in utter simplicity of styling and cut, emphasizing clean lines and understated elegance.
In 1790 after the Revolutionary War churches faced coin shortages and made their own small "shin plasters" to aid weekly collections. The Dutch Reformed church at Schenectady issued promissory notes in four pence, printed by C. R. and G. Webster of Albany, and deacons handled redemption, with the church money circulating in town.
A church supper feature promotes baked beans with curry, vinegar and brown sugar to elevate flavor. It includes a full menu plan for 50 servings, from beans to lettuce cup hors d oeuvres, beverages, and a buttered noodle bed, plus an entertaining radio studio theme for after dinner.
Lynn advises precise headcount for large gatherings to minimize leftovers. Choose a balanced no spoilage menu, select endure-stand foods, form committees for service, and appoint a cleanup squad. Do not scale recipes beyond their tested yields. use standard batch quick breads and cookies when unsure.
A quirky set of trivia questions covers topics from economics to cinema and myth. Questions include which science is called the dismal science and who discovered radio waves, plus curiosities about Cleopatra, sun dogs, pitcher's box distance, and Cerberus in myth.
Economics Thomas A Edison Its body is lined with mucus to reduce water friction. The halo around the sun is caused by sun light refracted through countless six sided ice crystals. Actium. Sixty feet five inches. Heinrich Hertz. One hundred years. A dog guarding the gates of Hades.
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