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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
4
Mary Marshall outlines a batiste blouse to pair with a suit. It features narrow valen ciennes lace along the neckline and peplum edges. The pattern follows the diagram and offers white or pale tones for the fabric.
Describes measurement specifics for a garment including back neck curve, armholes, underarm seams, and peplum width. Details construction steps for the blouse and peplum as well as edge finishes and French seams. Also reports Raymond Mardick breaking his arm while coasting near his Armstrong home and his recovery.
Honored on birthday at J W Parnell home near Estherville many relatives and friends from Ceylon Dunnell Fairmont Ames and Clear Lake attended a surprise party with a large birthday cake. LaVon Bagan hosted a covered dish supper with several friends. Past Chief club Pythian Sisters held a picnic at Charles Logue farm near Huntington with many attendees. Marion McAffee hosted a bridge party with Auction bridge and luncheon. The item ends with a witty aside about mood and romance.
A historical note reflects on the evolving interest in celebrating the nation’s bi centennial year with communities and organizations looking toward commemorations, events, and cultural programs.
A Camp Fire Girls camp near Bear Mountain New York features hearty meals from a dietitian guided menu. Breakfasts include milk and hot cocoa, hikes with simple lunches, and a popular bean chowder recipe using bacon onions tomatoes beans and potatoes. The writer notes weight gain and camp routines with playful commentary. Reading includes Gypsy Salad and improvised campfire snacks.
Johnny Breen a 16 year old river tugboat survivor rises into New York boxing circles under trainer Pug Malone. After a brutal river disaster he finds shelter with a Jewish family and later trains in the Bowery, learning to read while chasing championship glory and facing gangs, wealth, and a fateful encounter with Gilbert Van Horn.
An essay questions the 1776 Declaration, arguing true equality lies in the inner soul, not outward status. It contrasts beggars and elites, claiming both possess the same essential humanity despite differing circumstances. It prompts readers to reflect on justice, faith, and the nature of equality.
An essay extols compassion for beggars and the hungry, recounting a Minneapolis railway agent who found meals and humanity despite hardship. The author urges readers to see the sick and longing soul in every tramp, condemning scorn and demanding acts of mercy. A final anecdote from Ted Rokenbrodt's family dog illustrates faithful friendship as a model for human respect.
A vivid portrait follows John Breen as a restless seeker who escapes his limits and roams beyond school to pursue science and philosophy. Within six months he breaks free from confinement and a year of research marks a bold, ecstatic turn sparked by a second-hand book store discovery.
Beacon City president John Wharen touts Century of Progress opening June 1 1983 in Chicago. He notes electricity has transformed beauty and service, powering ships trains and lifting loads while creating dazzling lighting displays at the fair.
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