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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
6
Cherie Nicholas writes on how fall fashion targets mothers and matrons with budget friendly basics and interchangeable accessories. She notes chic jewelry, lingerie touches, flowers, and bold black wool gowns as ideal for club meets, with satin dresses and pastel eyelet crepes offering versatile glamour for the season.
A fashion note highlights bold jeweled bow knot fastenings and crystal enamel details. A chalk white crepe tailored jacket showcases sleeves yoke and front panel cut in one, reflecting newer styles for the fall and winter season.
There is considerable emphasis on handsome browns for fall. Dresses shown are rayon crepes and jerseys with simple lines but interesting surface treatment through stitching, self-fabric appliques and quilted decoration. Dressier afternoon models combine fabric with lace dyed to match or with velvet or satin. Embroidery with bronze sequins and metal threads appears, and mink fur is favored. Milliners craft mink hats with matching neckpieces.
Fringe in dinner gowns and afternoon dresses gains emphasis with many treatments. Designers use narrow rows, tiered skirts, long panels from waist to hem, and interlaced fringe to shape the drop-shoulder line, pockets, and girdle effects with streaming ends for added grace.
Rufus Little leads Alvin Daniels and Perley Flagg on a perilous climb of Mount Glacier. After days of grueling ascent and a split with his companions, Little disappears during an attempt to reach the summit alone. In May the mountain is finally confirmed conquered by aviators sighting a jacket fragment at the summit.
Fresh berries brighten desserts and require little cooking for maximum minerals and vitamins. Cherries offer tart color when served raw or pitted with sugar. A mother’s tip says biscuit dough should be short with sweet fruit for extra delicious shortcake.
A home kitchen menu presents a Cherry Sponge Custard Shortcake with fruit layers, whipped cream, and variations. Recipes include a biscuit shortcake base, custard filling, sponge cake base, and a fruit cobbler option. Also features browned butter crumb sauce for asparagus and a red raspberry fluff dessert with graham crust.
Wallace Colman of the Bureau of Entomology tests finds a newly hatched clothes moth larva can squeeze through an opening as thin as a sheet of bond paper. Even tight packing may fail because moths lay eggs in small cracks, and larvae crawl in to feed. Seal chests with gummed tape to keep garments safe.
Lynn Says advises careful handling of berries for best dessert results. Select clean, fresh berries that are plump with bright color and store them dry. Do not wash until ready to use. rinse a few at a time in a bowl and drain in a strainer or colander.
A 32 page booklet explains how vitamin C prevents dental problems and boosts health. It notes higher draft rejections due to poor teeth, lists affordable Vitamin C rich foods like tomato juice and citrus, and includes charts on daily requirements and menus. Order details follow.
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