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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
6
Fashion shows reveal prints with fresh messages and bold contrasts. Striped silks with Paisley patterns, plaid and dot combos, and bordered silks lead a trend toward vivid, colorful ensembles. Daytime crepes favor small patterns in navy and white, while large floral motifs and etched tones appear in evening wear, with red white and blue accents throughout.
At a New York session, Nose A. Glemby, head of a buying syndicate, urged “simplified simplicity” for spring attire. She predicted fashion prices would stay near last year, with the greatest volume at lower levels, stressing quality and correct taste.
Mov ers are going to play a leading tole ih spring millinery. A new crop of blossoma will bloom under or on the hat. Flower trim appeals with both comfort and sophistication, while straw weaves shift toward fresh but familiar styles. Colorful straws in pastel to vivid tones highlight the season.
A fragmented report notes fur's rising popularity reaching blouses and fashion statements. Mentions elaborate outfits with tinselled details and silk accents, referencing era icons and broad trims enhancing overall attire.
Cherie Nicholas previews spring fashion with a winsome sports suit. The crepe fabric blends bomberg and oit to a semi-bright luster with a smooth texture. It drapes well and appears in a range of Delectable colors. The model wears a soft green dress with white accents and a high belt that blends into the skirt panels.
Religious study from 1983 outlines Jesus Christ as Lord who washes disciples feet to show untiring love. It highlights his awareness of looming betrayal and cross, the symbolic steps of service, Peter's missteps, and the call for believers to follow in humble service, sanctification, and brotherly love.
Fragmented text presents a religious meditation: redemption removes remorse and Christ can transform sadness into gladness. It alludes to sin likened to a river starting in a quiet spring and ending in a storm, and references earth and a path shaped by divine measure guiding our walk.
The Hudsons Bay Company starts an airplane service to reach Arctic trappers within three days of major Canadian cities. Eight hundred horsepower planes with skis will deliver mail, newspapers, fuel and clothing and collect furs, reducing the annual three to forty week isolation for remote trappers.
A health claims advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective laxative for children. It cites a Topeka mother praising her daughter Bonnie B for her health, attributing her vigor to the product and urging parents to ask druggists for the genuine California Fig Syrup.
Frederick, with poor grades, brings a crossed paper home. His mother spots a word marked wrong that is correct, insisting he show the teacher. Frederick later tells her the teacher was right and that he can no longer spell canoe.
An old advertisement promotes Cole's Carlolisalve as quick relief for burning itching and torturing diseases. It claims instant pain stop for burns and healing without scars for 60 cents. Readers are urged to ask a druggist or send payment to The J W Co Hockford Ill for a package.
A Boston Transcript quote critiques modernism for ignoring the still small voice and tradition. It argues opportunity still knocks, not via loudspeakers or noisy methods, reflecting a preference for restrained rhetoric.
An advertisement urges readers to take Dr Pierce Plenanut Pellets to regulate the liver bowels and stomach. The brief copy presents a health claim and patronizes the product from a labeled ad within the period tone.
Crowds ignored cautions and bathed in irrigation canals along highways in southern Arizona. Sheriff of Pima County posted notices promising prosecution for bathers in the flooded canals, with many wading in the water while wearing bathing suits.
An ad promotes Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a ageless tonic for vitality after fifty. It claims quick benefits, non habit forming, safe for children, and affordable with all druggists stocking the product.
In this Saturday Evening Post excerpt, Margaret Culkin Bonnie argues that modern youth reject easy money and idleness. She notes vast future jobs in rebuilding finance and industry, calling for energy and courage to organize society, with youth educated to value employment and interlinked social groups.
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