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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
6
Craft note on shading with two tones of China silk to create a soft glow. Describes layering plain and gathered outer fabric, binding with silk tape, wrapping a wire frame, and finishing with braid. Includes tips to test samples in daylight and artificial light and mentions Mrs Spears sewing book offer.
Advertising spark demand and mass production, creating more jobs and lowering costs from about 5000 dollars for a basic car a century ago to around 700 dollars today. The cycle raised quality while driving prices down.
An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It promises fast relief by soothing inflamed mucous membranes and loosening phlegm with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle. The copy notes Creomulsion is a single word without a hyphen and instructs to insist on the genuine product.
Atterbury notes that those in high offices must expect strong opposition and broad displeasure for fulfilling their duties. The quotation warns that power attracts enmity and disapproval from many quarters.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes suede partners with knitwear across fall and winter collections. Highlights include suede accessories, belts, gloves, hats, and jackets, with huntress tweed knits, cashmere dresses for sportswear, and suede accents adding elegance to two-piece outfits.
Style creators celebrate black and gold as fall winter mode. Madame Jones of Vienna launches a handbag, noted for peru palat and other media, featuring a black antelope bag with a gold dome frame and round ruby centerpiece.
A short note suggests youths favor a floral corsage or arrangement while older individuals may prefer a pin or pinot. The piece contrasts gift preferences across ages with simple guidance.
Fashion writer Cherig Nicholas traces a Restoration influenced revival in women’s vanity with flowers at bonnets and in accessories. The piece notes designers pairing flowers with feminine attire including nose pins, glove accents, flower jewelry, and nail polish. It highlights coordinated color pairs like clover with silver violet and tulip tones to match outfits and elevate soft, feminine polish shades.
A report describes unrestricted use of jeweled belts, clips, buttons, sequins, and numerous jewels in Paris fashion. It details necklaces, bracelets, rings, brooches, sprays, bows, and other ornaments as part of 1900 era luxury display echoing eighteenth century modes.
Luxury satin and velvet blends with furs and rich fabrics create handsome evening costumes at Ports fashion houses, highlighting refined silhouettes and opulent detailing for formal events. The collection features tailored coats, capes, and gowns befitting elite wardrobes.
Movie radio notes reveal producers scouting pairings like Shirley Temple with Sonja Henie for a skating romance and TaMe and Julie in a loony tale. Anna Neagle stars in Victoria the Great, while Lanny Ross shifts to Columbia for more singing roles. Henry Hull returns to film in M atie Antoinette with Norma Shearer as Deanna Durbin nears a lead.
Promotes Sew Your Own patterns for children in stylish winter outfits. Markets multiple patterns with sizes ranging from 4 to 46 and fabric guidance, highlighting a Paris inspired concave silhouette and easy instructions. Includes order details for Pattern Dept at The Sewing Circle and Barbara Bell patterns.
Caution from WNU Service against burning garbage or rubbish in home heating furnaces. Furnaces built to burn coal only accumulate thick soot and form clinkers, wasting heat and hindering fire maintenance. Keep ashpit clean for better service and comfort.
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