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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
6
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes strong revival of woolknit fabrics in swimwear with jacquard woolknit and handknit looks, jersey and novelty prints. Describes new silhouettes, color trends, sun-tanning backs, separate panties, zip closures, and grass skirt inspired details for beachwear and accessories.
Brenda learns Bill Trainor has become Calvin Wendell’s secretary and companion in Miami earning fifty dollars a week plus clothes. Lee had insisted Bill is clever, but Brenda fears Bill’s claim to honesty and status may be unfounded as a newspaper clipping reveals Wendell and Bill together beside a car. Brenda notes, “And clothes.”
Fashion writers note a sea son trend of frothy snowy lingerie touches in neck wear. Fine lace, tucks, eyelet embroidery and dainty edging create femininity for the new V neck line. Swiss or gandy fabrics promise washability and a practical glamour to simple frocks.
A trend toward all black summer ensembles shows sheer black frocks and hats trimmed with lace. Aimed at a cool summer look head to toe in black, outfits feature cobwebby sheer stockings and lace edged dresses. Miliners create lace hats or lace trims with big lace edged brims as a key fashion statement.
A fashion note weighs options for summer hat wardrobes. It praises both oversized brims and delicate flower hats as chic accessories, recommending that style seekers include both in their ensembles for a flattering, sophisticated look.
Los Angeles physician Mrs Idella G Manisera claims a 30 year record treating birds as patients. She operated on an African gray parrot for a bone tumor without anesthetic in 12 minutes and runs a five acre sanctuary caring for more than 150 birds at her Old Ladies Home twenty miles from the city.
A homemaker guide extols salads as versatile courses from starter to dessert, detailing fresh techniques, vibrant color, and cool serving tips. It offers several recipes: orange prune cheese salad with lemon dressing, California orange prune cheese combo, Japanese potato salad, and a lime gelatin cucumber salad, each with step by step mixing, chilling, and garnishing instructions.
A report to the American Chemical Society describes a glass writing board offered in several colors. It features extremely low surface reflection and suitability for chalk or crayon use. The board is permanently finished to resist developing a polished reflective surface over time.
Lynn advises not to rush your personality into salads and offers ideas to elevate salads. Flute bananas with a fork, add walnut kernels, thin mayonnaise with fruit juice, fold in fruit gelatins, glaze lettuce edges with paprika, edge pineapple with parsley, and brighten sweet cream with lemon juice or vinegar as a quick sour cream substitute.
A 32 page booklet teaches basic steps for dances including the waltz Westchester fox-trot shag rumba samba conga tango Peabody and Lindy Hop with diagrams and directions. Learn to lead and follow, reduce injuries, enjoy dances and win admiration by practicing at home before joining crowds. Send your order to the address provided.
The 1934 International Code of Signals uses 40 flags including 26 letters 10 numerals 3 substitutes and an answering pennant Colliers notes. Usually four to five flags fly at once yet up to 375000 messages may be sent visible through glasses in clear weather for five miles.
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