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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
2
Pattern 0340 offers an apron and frock ensemble with a belted waist, puff sleeves, and a patch pocket. Sizes 14 through 44 listed with fabric yardage and full sewing chart. Order by sending 15 cents for postage to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
In a short exchange quoted from Pano World News, Smith cites a famous man advocating four hours sleep as enough. Brown retorts that a two year old boy at home knew that a year ago, dismissing the claim as trivial.
In a dialog the Mrs Flatt notes the radiator fails to emit steam all week. A janitor offers to service it but she prefers to use the unit as a refrigerator for butter and milk instead of repairs.
A fragmented exchange mentions Johnny in skating if the ice is suitable and swimming if it is not. The dialogue references Mary and a concern over Johnny's activity on the ice. The line hints at seasonal activity or a local chat about safety and sports.
The court outlines possible life imprisonment or the electric chair for Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby case. Jurors weigh gang theories, ransom money trails, and witness reliability as Hauptmann awaits execution in the Trenton death house.
A New Jersey jury finds Bruno Richard Hauptmann guilty of murder in the first degree for kidnapping and killing the Lindbergh baby. He is sentenced to death, with execution set for a date in March 1945, after an intense trial that drew national attention.
The article highlights new washable prints and frocks for spring, noting bold colorings, roguish linens, and clever easy care designs. It promotes tailored and printed dresses suitable for campra, office, or resort wear, with practical details like simple lines, durable crepe, and versatile accessories.
Taffeta silk tunic and blouse in knee length with printed exotic coloring. Black crepe skirt and accessories echo the ensemble. White stitchings accent bags and shoes. The hat is a modish black straw sailor style.
A new vogue favors Greek style in clothing and furniture. The flat Greek rear profile defines a slim figure, with gowns echoing ancient Greek dancers. Net and tulle frocks feature straight skirts and fruit garland waists, signaling broader classical trends for the season.
Patou unveils a restrained “little person” collection noted for simplicity and elegance. The designer softens August lines with graceful curves and angles, shortening daywear silhouettes and smartening evening styles for a lighter, modern look.
Narrow knee length shorts described as stylish and practical resembling cut off slacks. The piece notes they suit the trend and are favored by fashion-minded individuals seeking a sleek line.
A quirky column notes shopping choices and brand loyalties with playful warning against misguided purchases. It urges readers to support a local industry and patronize trusted suppliers, framing consumer choices as community-minded acts.
The verse urges personal action to improve the state by doing good at home and in daily life. It proclaims that wealth and prosperity follow from one's own virtuous deeds, implying collective state improvement mirrors individual effort.
From the tables made to eat off of furniture makers pivot to special purpose pieces and double duty designs like the catalog and various drop leaves and tilt tops. The evolving culture of the people expands the number of styles.
A railroad line connecting the United States and Alaska would be expensive to build and the limited traffic can be served by several steamship lines operating between Seattle and Alaskan ports.
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