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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1942
Page
6
Luxurious at home attire using rayon fabrics to fit any budget. The piece highlights velvet, satin, jersey, taf feta, crepe, and moire options for hostess gowns, robes, negligees, and quilted house coats. It notes wrap coats, concealed closures, and double-breasted details, with a focus on elegance for busy women and students.
Ella chooses stability with Andy over Horace the poet after a romantic triangle unfolds on a terrace. Andy confronts the would be poet, defends the relationship, and removes his rival with a blunt, money severance.
A nostalgic home recipe feature touts the Washington cherry as a winter centerpiece. It introduces Cherry Torten and Cherry Upside Down Cake with detailed methods, including cherry topping, caramel interlacing, and baking steps, emphasizing color appeal and simple preparations for festive mealtime.
This week features Meat Balls with Brown Gravy, Buttered Noodles, Creamed Spinach with Egg Garnish, Banana Muffins, Butter Lettuce with French Dressing, Cherry Totten Coffee Tea Milk, and Peach Cherry Pie. Recipes include Peach Cherry Pie, Meat Balls serves six, Banana Muffins, and Spinach Cream Sauce with hard boiled egg garnish.
The article discusses a hopeful outlook for hosiery despite potential silk and nylon shortages. It notes stock hosiery fashions using cotton, lisle, and rayon meshes, predicting tweed rayons, ribbed lisles, small checks, and dainty white cotton hose for summer, with lace-weave nylons also planned.
Bolero appears set to become a special favorite this spring. New uses include pairing with pleated skirts and long torso slim princess dresses, creating a notably short silhouette.
Spring Tid Bits showcases pottery shells and wooden blocks decorating jewelry counters already laden with accessories for spring. Pale beige shell necklaces and bracelets, shell brooches, wooden beads like sunlit sand, and giddy wooden cylinders wrapped in cellophane create a bright seasonal display.
Colorful sequins add glamour to evening prints with huge realistic roses on black or navy backgrounds. Dressy afternoon pieces reflect sparkle, offering bold floral elegance for formal wear.
Advice for used car buyers urges paying a trusted mechanic to inspect a vehicle. He checks seats, floors, pedals, doors, fenders, and paint for mileage clues, wears, and repairs. He tests drive, notes fuel smell, and inspects oil and smoke to gauge engine condition.
Lynn Says outlines three cherry types with distinct uses. Red tart cherries preserve well in cans. Queen Anne, a white cherry, shines in salads with pineapple oranges grapefruit and bananas. Bing cherries are deep red and sweet, ideal for desserts sauces and ice creams.
A fragment shows a mother asking Sonny if he cleaned the chicken and Sonny responding that he did to make a clean breast of it. The dialogue echoes a domestic scene with a humorous line.
A dialogue snippet shows Miss Jinks accusing a tall corporal of stealing a hiss from Miss Short who admits being held up to allow it. The exchange centers on a comic misunderstanding between two named individuals.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a pawnbroker sign in New York promising service at the first inconvenience. The exchange also mentions Ben and Gladys and a peculiar talk with eyes. The snippet conveys a casual, conversational tone with implied urban commerce imagery.
Dzudi claims women endure pain better than men while Dinocan questions the source of the idea. Dzudi retorts that the shoe dealer told her.
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