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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

6

Fitted Suits Are Favored by Those Who Really Want to Swim

Fashion notes for the season describe two swimwear trends: wool knit bodices and dressmaker styles for glamour versus one piece suits favored by serious swimmers for freedom of movement. Highlights include a bright red ribbed knit one piece with shirring, Argyle plaid wool knit, a red and white seersucker two piece, and black and white jersey novelties. Also mentions white jersey halter tops and new cotton treated caps replacing rubber caps.

Mer Jersey Western Newspaper Union

The Notorious Cy Morrison Hidden as Hollis Barnard

In a Salano valley tale Sheriff Hollis Barnard leads a crackdown on Cy Morrison and his gang. After a lynching fear drives the mob, Barnard is slain in a jail siege while Morrison eludes capture, with a jailed righthand man and a defector child revealing the alias.

Cy Morrison Salano Valley Hollis Barnard Hollis Buck Mercer Hitch Crane Big Springs Star 4 Red Nason Johnny Streber Smoky Lane Calaboose Tom Trainor

Fruit Canning Plan Emphasizes Careful Prep and Timing

Readers are urged to plan fruit canning with attention to sugar, jars, and equipment. Instructions cover syrup types, hot water bath and oven methods, processing times, and safety tips. Guidance includes substitutions with corn syrup or honey, handling peaches and berries, and how to contact Miss Lynn Chambera at Western Newspaper Union for queries.

Lynn Chambera Western Newspaper Union South Desplaines Street Chicago Illinois

Jacket dress with gingham bias trim and jabot detail

A town wear jacket dress features wine and gray checked cotton gingham. The jacket and pleated skirt carry bias bands on pockets cuffs and jabot. The self fabric jabot marks an innovative touch used by a leading designer for lightweight cloth suits.

Gray Chambray Dress Tops Summer Fashion

A Puritan gray chambray suit or dress emerges as ideal for summer styling. Washable gray chambray gains favor in style centers, outshining town blacks in a lively fashion lead. Easy laundering, white accents, and a polished look appeal to women seeking a groomed appearance.

Two Piece Ensemble With Wide Shawl Scarf

A tweed two piece ensemble for fall features a fringed tweed skirt paired with a large shawl like scarf instead of a jacket. A bright blouse completes the look for a bold, eye catching outfit.

Nutrition Expert Tells Best Way to Use Honey

Miss Lydia M. Tarrant, nutrition expert, says honey can substitute for sugar in most recipes with adjustments. Use one fourth cup less liquid per cup of honey, add soda to counter acidity, bake at lower temperatures, and measure with water dipped spoons. Store at room temperature and avoid damp places.

Lydia M. Tarrant Miss Tarrant

Guide to selecting jars for preserved fruits

A dated guide explains jar yields for fruits: cherries yield 2 pints pitted or 7 pints whole from nine baskets. peaches from two and a half pounds yield one quart. plums from a 1 14 pound basket yield 25 pints. strawberries from one crate yield 26 pints if canned whole and 31 glasses of jam from seven and a half ounces.

Young Suitor Seeks Helen's Hand in Marriage

A persistent suitor visits Helen's father to request his daughter's hand. He states the consent is a mere formality, but the father questions who suggested such. The suitor admits it was Helen's mother, prompting a quiet confrontation about propriety.

Helen

Fly Carriers Of Infantile Paralysis Discovered

Yale researchers Dr John L Paul and Dr James D Trask report that common house flies carry the poliomyelitis virus. The disease cripples thousands and kills hundreds yearly, now linked to the intestinal tract and the spinal cord, with flies spreading the virus from sewage.

John L. Paul James DD. Trask Yale University Medical School

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By Cherie Nicholas Sam Larrigan Tom Sheriff Barnard Morrison Silver Horse Ranch Old Jed Nason WELEK Lynn Sme U.S EAY Nutritional Food Kellogg's Kelloggs Monutrition Washington Bureau of Standards
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