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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
1
General Kenson Jovee, once a private, now a general, was promoted by President Roosevelt and commands the President's Own Third Cavalry at Fort Myer. He earned the Order of the Purple Heart, Croix de Guerre, and the French Légion dHonneur during World War I.
A stray dog named Bobs sits with a begging pail outside a Gay Street hardware store drawing coins from shoppers including Jerry Lamson and Jean Manners. After adventures with Bobs and a shared kindness, Jerry and Jean reconcile as Bobs eyes them with hopeful devotion.
Glamorous lingerie dominates the season with satin gowns and slips featuring lace, net trimmings, and delicate edgings. Nightgowns in satin and georgette set the trend, while hostess gowns and cape bed-jackets become popular lingerie accessories for a refined look.
Cherie Nicholas notes the black Chantilly dress with a street-length skirt and tailored details. It features flared pockets for a youthful look suitable for both college girls and busy matrons.
Edward Molyneux notes a riot of color for spring silks with blue tones leading the palette. Highlights include capucine yellows and pumpkin tones, henna and horse chestnut, and copper overlays. Neutral beige and brownish gold provide contrast to a broad range of reds greens and pinks.
The Textile Color Card association releases an advance hosiery color card with ten new shades for spring. Shades listed include Glamour coppery Dalmatia plaza beige swanky noonday avenue and moondusk, each described as warm beige to taupe toned with diverse undertones.
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