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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
6
Elegant knit and crochet sweater trends emerge with short slips, two color bands, fringe bow trims, and high necklines. Paris dictates versatile cardigan styles, including two color contrasts in mercerized cotton and plaided openwork.
Summer ermine boleros top fashion notes for evening wear and day attire. Cherie Nicholas highlights short fur feather or marabou boleros as stylish wraps over white crepe frocks with accordion skirts. A brown fur bolero is forecast as a smart fall daytime item.
The piece notes a rising trend in brushed-up hair paired with tiny doll-sized hats from Bchiaparelli. Travelers returning from midsummer trips report wearing the high-hair style to lift curls off the ears, but the fashion’s popularity remains unpredictable and subject to public taste.
College fashion writes that combining a knitted sweater in shetland cashmere or angora with a patterned tweed or plain wool skirt is a season must. The trend features three piece ensembles using identical yarns across sweater coat and skirt, with dark autumn tones and pastel options.
Cerise is a new step on the ladder of pinks by Paris stylist Cerise. A pleasant variation of the purplish fuchsia shade, it is worn by Lelong for a flowing sash around a deep blue evening gown with a halter neck. The same vivid shade forms the background for a white dotted Swiss bodice for a bouffant white tulle skirt. The bodice drapes over the right shoulder, leaving the left shoulder strapless while the right remains covered.
Nighttime attire features Bright Touch Flowers on a bodice of an evening frock and matching ornaments by Bowers in the hair, offering a complete array of decorative touches for festive occasions.
Fragmentary note describes moldy colors being displayed as a moment in fashion or art. It mentions pen display and high style, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify.
Poultry authorities list essentials for flocks in heat: ample range shade and green feed. When marketing birds, care taken with nutrition pays off. A home mix suggests corn meal middlings oats bran fish meal meat meal dried skim milk limestone oyster shell bone meal iodized salt. Milk optional if milk supply is ample. feed in clean containers with water always available and shade. Birds should receive grains each morning.
Dr. R A Craig of Purdue warns summer heat brings encephalomyelitis or blind staggers in horses and mules. The infectious disease affects the nervous system in three stages, may be mild at first, then show nervous symptoms, and can lead to death. early veterinary attention gives the best cure chances, but no universal remedy exists.
Not difficult when properly handled. Turkeys should stay open as much as possible and never hatch by fens. Breeding stock and young stock must be kept away from yard hens to prevent disease. If disease appears in breeding turkeys, hatch eggs in an incubator and rear poults in brooders.
A Rural advisory notes penalties for feeding pigs too many peanuts or soybeans, urging peanut-fed hogs to be finished with corn and soybean-fed hogs to have oil extracted from beans. Proper feeding as meat in a balanced ration reduces losses from farm to table and yields less fat in cooking.
The New York State College of Home Economics says buying eggs when prices are low and storing them in waterglass can significantly reduce yearly egg costs. Fresh eggs stored this way retain flavor and whip well for cooking in many ways.
C HOUSTON GOUDISS outlines how food allergy affects up to 60 percent, detailing common offenders like milk eggs and butter, plus nonfood triggers such as wool pollen and dust. He explains detection methods from skin tests to diary records and notes potential intellectual benefits observed in allergy groups.
A tendency to allergy seems to be inherited but the foods and reactions vary by individual. Mothers may react to milk while children may react to fish, with asthma or hives triggered by different items. Common offenders include milk wheat eggs chocolate pork fish shellfish tomatoes cauliflower cabbage strawberries and oranges.
An older urban column notes a daily revolution in dress, food prices, and furniture costs shaping daily life. Advertisers provide concise coverage of what's new, what's good, and how to stretch dollars, highlighting how readers track both European and American trends through ads.
The article explains that once offending foods are identified they must be eliminated permanently or until desensitized. It notes milk, eggs, and wheat as challenging for families, suggesting substitutes such as dried milk or soy milk, and alternatives like cornstarch, rice flour, and various cereals for those with wheat or egg sensitivities.
The column dispels rumors that onions or lettuce contain narcotics stating such notions are unfounded. It also notes vitamins A C and D are needed for teeth, calcium supports healthy bones, and mushrooms provide little calories but add flavor and appetite appeal.
Embroidering guide offers four motifs in simple stitches to brighten linens and accessories. Includes transfer patterns in multiple sizes with stitch illustrations and material lists. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York with name address and pattern number.
Prunes in bread add flavor by substituting chopped pitted prunes for raisins during the final kneading. When cream runs short for coffee, beat an egg with a splash of milk and add to each cup as a substitute. A sheet of waxed paper under a child’s plate protects the tablecloth from spills for households with young visitors.
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