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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1942

Page

6

Current Fashions Stress New Use of Daring Color Contrast

Cherie Nicholas surveys spring fashion rising on bold color clashes across garments from dresses to swimsuits. Designers pair two or three colors in vivid contrasts, urging thrifty reinventions like bright sleeve updates and tri color schemes. Styles feature red, white and blue motifs, self fabric flowers, peasant vibes, and new sewing guidance for home makers.

Aris Union

Brain indexers map wartime brain needs and Quezon dances

Dr Ales Hrdlicka once planned measuring congressmen skulls while Dr Leonard Carmichael at Tufts now heads a wartime specialized personnel committee to recruit brains for survival intelligence. Manuel Quezon, Philippines president, is noted for his dancing, politics, and 59th birthday, balancing independence efforts with intensive public life.

York Ales Hrdlicka Leonard Carmichael Tufts College Carmichael Philadelphia Tufts Harvard Princeton Brown Windy Gap Death Valley Quezon Manuel Quezon Philippines New York Arthur Murray Philippine Independence Emilio Aguinaldo

Slim Skirts With Soft Draped Lines And Trends

Excitement in skirt silhouettes features versatile cuts including pleated and pencil slim draped effects. Wrapover styles with self ties gain smart appeal, while new flounced designs reappear in wash dresses and long evening outfits. Ballerina skirts captivate younger fashion followers.

Color Goes to Work in New Defense Uniforms

Fashion advocates color in defense uniforms praising bright hues for morale. Gabardines denims and cottons used for field work and defense activities are described as practical functional and uplifting for workers.

Wwork

Spring hats trend showcases flower trims and sailors

Flattering spring headwear features flower trimmed calots as favorites. Showings include little sailor hats in straw or felt and many fabrics with back drapes over the hair.

Child's pinafore slacks and bonnets praised for charm

Charming practical outfits for little tots feature pinafore slacks paired with matching bonnets. Chambray and seersucker fabrics are favored for these outfits emphasizing a pretty look.

Evening bridge guests delight with light orange sponge cake

Aimed at chilly evenings guests drop by for coffee or hot drinks. The guide suggests light tart cakes with orange decorated sponge cake and gingerbread options served with whipped cream. Recipes include Orange Sponge Cake with lemon frosting style toppings and Old Fashioned Gingerbread with warm spices.

Western Newspaper Union

Jere Adorable New Fashion Idea For Little Girls

A simple princess jumper paired with a gay bolero makes a versatile frock for children ages two to six. Suitable for all seasons, the bolero can be removed for outdoor play. It’s easy to finish in a few hours, offering a charming style for small figures.

Winter Spiced Mulled Drinks and Hot Tea Mix

Lynn outlines hot mulled fruit juices with spices for winter snacking. Include hot mulled cider using cloves and cinnamon in a tied bag, or a cherry apple juice mix with nutmeg and whole cloves. Also makes hot spiced lemon tea by steeping black tea with lemon and spice for six servings.

Few More Years Would Have Toughened Uncle

An old centenarian credits longevity to never drinking, not overeating, and rising at six each morning. A reporter asks why another uncle with similar habits did not live longer. the reply is humorous: he didn’t keep it up long enough.

George Peabody on Education a Debt to Future Generations

A concise quote credits George Peabody with calling education a debt owed to future generations. The remark emphasizes enduring value of learning beyond the present.

George Peabody

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By Cherie Nicholas Who's Lemuel F. Parton Consolidated Features WNU San Francisco Dr. Carmichael I.Q North Beach Woodrow Wilson Senor Quezon Lynn Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Ceruggiet Juvenal Ula Goods ODT Rae Vrad Smith Brothers Smith Bros
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