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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
6
Cherie Nicholas outlines a 1941 spring sewing campaign for children emphasizing affordable fabrics, easy machine techniques, and ready-made notions. The guide covers two piece dresses, bolero sets, sailor dresses, and princess styles using rayon challs, plaid fabrics, denim, and wool blends with tips on ruffles, pleats, and embroidery.
Attorney Cheney visits Inspector Piper to probe the Grace Proctor murder involving Victor Noyes. Noyes, eager for fame, confesses a longing to be known while denying direct guilt, hoping Cheney will uncover the real killer. Cheney recognizes a possible accomplice and urges escape from the trap, urging Noyes to identify the other man.
An illustrated look at European aristocratic jewels now in the United States. Opals of Queen Victoria, Napoleon’s emerald set in a diamond necklace, Franz Josef’s gift for Kathi, and a grand duchess’s handpainted diamond fan are among storied treasures. A Russian fan, diamond sticks, and a modern diamond bracelet and ring accompany a white satin gown with gold embroidered brilliants.
A practical guide from American manufacturers explains washing leather gloves to keep them supple. Use lukewarm water with mild soap, wash hands style, rinse, then use lighter suds for a final rinse. Do not rub with soap or scrub with a brush to avoid damaging the leather. Lay flat to dry and press fingers before fully dry to maintain softness.
A July harbor party on a houseboat watches a dowager in a bathing suit and large hat step from a yacht, swim with calm strokes, greet guests with polite humor, and politely request Mrs Weeks’ message, embodying manners at sea.
In Bowling Green Kentucky a 1923 fliv ver truck converted to a rolling grocery serves Harry Stevens. It covers the entire residential area six days a week. Over 17 years the motor has run an estimated 35 000 hours, about four solid years, with only valve grinding and new spark plugs as repairs.
Vitamins come from colorful vegetables not pills. Covers off keeps greens bright and tender. Beets in orange shells and Lima Bean Casserole show pantry options. Be prepared for beets, corn, spinach and pepper rings with simple steps and a Peanut Butter Crust dish.
A reader directs sending 15 cents in coins as payment for a pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept in New York City. The note instructs sending the order to the specified address and department.
An old medical ad advocates Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation and stomach upset. It stresses laxative action awakening bowel nerves, gentle stomach comfort, and appealing taste for children, urging readers to buy at their druggist today.
A condensed reflection on human error and judgment attributed to Hannah More. The verse-like line contemplates how people misjudge others and cling to their own small virtues, warning against pride and self deception.
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