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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

8

Prints Feamed With Plain Wools Tell Fascinating Fashion Story

Fashion writers note a trend toward pairing prints with plain wools across jackets, capes, and dress ensembles. Tiny motifs, red prints, and silk print linings elevate daytime and teen outfits, with prints appearing as trims, piping, bindings, and accessories to enliven monotone dresses and coats.

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Hair styles reveal new flower motifs

A new vogue shows a cluster of flowers worn at each side of the head, balanced symmetrically. The flowers are caught to a ribbon band or one of the new hairbands that fit to the head.

Roses Bloom in 1900s Style Fabrics and Accessories

Rosy fashion spotlight features roses across cottons and trims for summer. Waffle piques muslins and glazed chintz showcase rose motifs. American Beauty roses decorate bodices and skirts on hand painted sheets. Sailor hats and single long stem corsages complete the rose themed look.

Cotton Fabrics Essential To Wardrobes

Cotton fabrics form a surplus commodity vital to homemakers with many uses. There are numerous cotton fibers creating at least 30 fabrics for dresses, while cotton supplies sheets, pillow cases, ticking, curtains, draperies, upholstery, towels, and dish towels.

Frilly Frills Take Over Regency Neckwear

A playful promotion celebrates frilly neckwear with jabots frilled edges frilled collars and yokes. The piece highlights bold Regency inspired styles and a trend toward over the top detailing for all.

Dinner Turns Tense As Newsums Entertain

Mary Etta and Tom wrestle with money woes while Laura nerves through a tense Covington dinner scene. Kathleen frets as Mike Maguire brings an unfamiliar guest, Ritchie Graham, up to the home, threatening Laura and Mary Etta with social fallout. Conflicts swirl over in law tensions and financial stress amid family power plays.

Mary Etta Laura Tom Harvey Cobb Leigh Shirley Kathleen Torx Maimma Newsum Mike Mike Maguire Ritchie Graham Miss Maguire Ned

Family Tensions Blur Dinner Plans In Turbulent Household

Kathleen faces Alec’s absence due to drinking and a rumored rendezvous with Myra Boone. He resents newsroom life and chafes at idle drift, while Kathleen harbors heartbreak over his risky choices and a strained sibling bond. The scene hints at looming family conflict and Alec’s restless energy.

Mike Kathleen Alex Alec Laura Myra Boone Mrs. Boone

Dress Pattern No 1333 B For Large Sizes 36 To 62

Patterns Sewing Circle presents dress pattern 1333 B sized for 36 through 62 with two neckline options a plain v neck and narrow revers fully described yardage for 39 inch fabric braid and contrast neck fold includes sew chart order details and address for requests.

Obiter dicta and sunniest spots quiz items

A compact trivia card asks seven questions. It probes obiter dicta in law, the meaning of M with a bar in Roman numerals, the sunniest U S locations, ghost shrimp translucence, rose fragrance variability, Everest submergence in the Pacific, and the tallest church height in the world.

The Answers J Incidental Remarks

The sunniest spots in the United States lie in southwestern Arizona and southeastern California. The ghost shrimp is so transparent that the beating of its heart can be seen through its shell. Of the thousands of rose varieties, not more than 50 are fragrant. If Mount Everest were on the Pacific ocean floor near the Philippines its summit would be submerged 6 000 feet. The Protestant cathedral in Ulm, Germany has the world’s highest church spire at 528 feet, about a 44 story height.

United States Pacific Ocean Arizona California Philippines Ulm Germany

Fragmented reminiscences and wry local humor mix in a clipped page

A jumble of voices recalls an accident description and a bemused guest story. A man half-drowned jokes about swimming while recounting attire. Banter includes a Mayflower question, a bride’s mother deception, and a lighthearted bell rope gag.

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By Cherie Nicholas Harry Puan Farington Mr. Blake Newsum Jaird Mr. Newsom Belle Belle Newsom Mrs. Newsum Covington Hulda Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Egggl Gabley Jabber Samuel Johnson Montrose Hotel of Tomorrow Cedar Rapids CEDAR Ul Reef Ferrey Hotels C@ EC EPPLEY, Pres Nietzche
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