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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
4
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights a season of sheer loveliness with frills and jabots. She urges readers to craft handmade trims from organdy and fine fabrics, detailing yokes collars cuffs and cascading ruffles for navy or black dresses and festive outfits.
A fashion note highlights full season tailoring with plaids checks and stripes. The Glen Plaid suit features meticulous woolens, a longer jacket, gray or beige tones, and a pleated skirt. Military hints appear in curved shoulder tucks and a two toned beret style cap.
A voice urges women to choose styles that suit them rather than chase strict norms. It argues fashion is flexible, with open shoes, year round suits, and fabrics from chiffon to lame freely worn across seasons, stressing personal taste and adherence to laws.
Multicolor turbans appear in printed flow er crepes taffetas or striped surahs. The style suits casual and formal wear, pairing with many costumes and colors.
Virginia Vale reports on Robert Taylor visiting Barbara Stanwyck during The Great Man's Lady, initial clashes over Billy the Kid’s handedness, and Anne Shirley advising mothers to let child actors simply obey the director. Walter Abel’s sons unsettled him on set, Joel McCrea expands his ranch, and Constance Moore eyes flying with her pilot husband. Columbia signs The Tilly the Toiler cast. Disney’s Reluctant Dragon blends live action and animation. Metro co stars Maureen O'Sullivan in Tarzan. Court of Missing Heirs locates 71 heirs worth 413376.
Kathleen Norris argues mothers fail by neglecting simple hospitality, warning that shy daughters like Anna and Helen miss vital social skills. The piece urges early home hosting, family dinners, and playful gatherings to build confidence, friendships, and future independence.
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