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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
6
A Western Newspaper Union release describes the season’s fashion with glittering beadwork and rhinestones. Black with color accents dominates daytime and evening gowns, featuring sheer lace yokes, bead bordered seams, nailheads, and velvet touches. Models show beaded sweaters, peplums, and wide armhole sleeves, all highlighting embroidery and metallic threads.
Esther confronts Ralph over jealousy toward Mel Raymond, schemes to return to the lover, and attempts to redeem herself. After luring Mel, she discovers Ralph has killed himself, leaving Esther to face ruin and remorse.
The note describes a fashion trend where a cape like sleeve banding, ribbon bands slip through the arms, letting a coat be worn draped over the shoulders similar to a cape. It highlights a hybrid style blending cape aesthetics with sport coats.
A fashion note favors scarf or shawl over bolero for evening wear. The season highlights picturesque fabrics and shoulder coverings such as capelet shawls, long tulle scarves, and self fabric pieces. Ostrich neck ruffs also appear in formal wear.
A fashion notice describes the newest dresses with hemlines plunging at the back to create a graceful silhouette. Slim black daytime dresses feature the trend, while narrow evening skirts use a side slit to reveal slips.
Novelty handkerchiefs feature 22 inch chiffon squares bordered with genuine ermine. The "Naughty Nineties" collection evokes era fashion with taffeta dresses as backdrops for bold cabbage rose motifs. Brilliant colors and florals highlight the group.
Statistician Antonio Ciocco reports a study of 2 571 non accidental deaths in Washington County Maryland from 1898 to 1938 showing husbands and wives often die at similar ages from the same non infectious diseases. He notes marriage pairs share vitality and environment leading to synchronized mortality and that the mystery remains discouraging.
Frank E. Ballantyne, general manager of the Automobile Club of Philadelphia, urges motorists to save tires by driving properly. Maintain correct air pressure, proper wheel alignment, moderate speeds, avoid rapid deceleration and sharp turns, and rotate tires occasionally to ensure even wear.
A food column extols meat as a hearty nutri tion source providing complete protein iron copper phosphorus fats and four key vitamins. It urges economical cuts and offers a pot roast method with browning onions simmering in a covered roaster for 45 minutes per pound plus optional carrots and onions in the final stage.
A weekly menu presents Veal cutlets with tomato gravy and sour cream variation, Braised Lamb Shanks as a hearty option, Kidney Loaf using beef kidneys and bacon, Barbecued Spareribs with a rich sauce, plus a dessert list and bread choices. Recipes detail ingredients and oven times for each dish.
Lynn advocates attractive cooking to sell nutrition to family. Serve vegetables around meat for color using browned potatoes carrots and onions. Radish roses with parsley brighten platters, spinach nests, beets with peas, ham scored with cherries, broiled bananas or pineapple, and orange slices with jelly enhance meat dishes.
A 32 page booklet offers self instruction in touch typing with a keyboard chart, rules for typing English, business and official letters, and speed drills. It includes exercises, figures, and tables for practical training for job seekers.
What to give the men in Uncle Sam's services for Christmas is solved by Army Navy Marine and Coast Guard surveys. Cigarettes head the list with Camel Cigarettes the favorite, and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco the top tobacco. Dealers promote Send him a carton of Camels or a Pound tin of Prince Albert.
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