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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1938
Page
8
Lace moves beyond luxury into practical apparel this summer with washable cotton and linen laces. Designers stress versatile pieces for travel and daily wear, from lace daytime dresses to elegant evening ensembles in Chantilly and angel skin lace, with jackets and accessories completing outfits.
A yellow hopsacking suit flatters a summer look with a short sleeve jacket. Pair with a white organdie blouse or a printed lawn vestee for a light, breezy ensemble.
Cherie Nicholas notes white reigns in this summer’s fashion with dramatic all white costumes. White capes and boleros, fur and ostrich wraps, and billowy gowns highlight the trend. Daywear features sharkskin and white fabrics, while white lingerie and accessories complete the all white palette.
Well dressed women favor summer costumes featuring a print frock topped by a monotone silk coat. The look uses the lead color of the dress, such as brown beige and rose, with brown silk crepe jackets. A red on white silk dress pairs with a red bolero and ribbon trims.
Freshmen lead in major leagues this season with standout rookies on seven of sixteen teams. Johnny Vander Meer shines with two no hit games, while Joe Gordon Ken Keltner and others form a strong rookie corps. Several pitchers and catchers are hitting well and providing solid debuts for their clubs.
Elen Moody defeated Helen Jacobs at Wimbledon confirming her as the greatest woman player in tennis history. Jacobs made a notable comeback after a three year layoff, her second career comeback following a 1935 Wimbledon triumph. Jacobs dominated for 15 years with multiple US and Wimbledon titles.
A collage of sports mentions including Iowa high school baseball numbers and a three day Manson tournament in Calhoun county. Lefty Grove rests before pitching while Rudy York nears a four homer season record tied by Hall of Famers. Jack Beynon unveils movable goal posts to reduce injuries. Nine Southern California football players train in motion picture work. Pittsburgh makes a mid season trade only once since 1923. Hughie Critz avoids New York night clubs. Western Newspapers.
Bill Lange, 42 years removed from his 100 stolen base season with the Cubs, argues base stealing is key to smart play and long-term baseball success. He cites Ty Cobb as a brainy star and notes Lange and Cobb now live near San Francisco. Lange led the NL with 100 steals in 1896 and 1897, a mark surpassed later by Ward and Hamilton with 111, 102, and 115.
In New York, talk centers on Jeff Louis facing Tony Galento for a potential heavyweight bout. Galento, Orange New Jersey pub keeper, stands 70 fights deep, famed for a big frame and a wild, open-mouthed style. He dreams of a barehanded cellar match with Louis and a $10,000 stake.
Trade patterns for Misses and Women sizes feature dirndl and shirtwaist frocks with pockets. Patterns 1567 and 1529 specify yardage and trims. fashion notes praise youthfully styled details like shirred waists, basques, V-necks, ric rac trims, and coordinating prints. Also includes Sir Patrick Hastings profiles and a Sewing Circle promotional note.
Auerbach states that true action requires no explanation or apology, underscoring a philosophy of direct and decisive conduct. The remark frames ethical behavior as intrinsic and self-evident, resisting rationalization or justification.
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