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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
8
Western Newspaper Union reports a season of bold tweeds and woolens for town and campus wear. Highlights include candlewick and herringbone tweeds, ropey plaids, sugar leaf patterns, and chic three piece suits with topcoats.
A described garment transforms into a hood by looping the shoulder cape over the head. This dual use item represents adaptable apparel design for outdoor wear.
Cherie Nicholas notes daytime skirts move to twelve to fifteen inch hems from the ground with narrow pencil shapes and possible slashed hems. Daytime dresses hover about twelve to fourteen inches, while evening gowns trend to short front hems and uneven hems. Full ballerina styles linger for dance frocks.
The Schiaparelli type house coat in flannel features a patent slide fastener at the front. This style, with its new fastening, gains popularity among wearers seeking convenient closures.
The feature highlights skirts styled for younger wearers including gored and flaring designs with options that are pleated all around.
A column laments massive novels and mass market reading while recounting anecdotes about oversized books and readers. It contrasts this with old fashioned epistolary and theatrical taste and notes social scenes and jokes from studios and writers. The piece touches on Aunt Sophie, stage hands, and a mocked literary feud.
A Canberra camera crew captures a gray kangaroo and joey in a rare leaping tableau. The unusual scene shows the marsupial in midflight, highlighting a quirky wildlife moment during filming near Paris.
Little Charles Thompson reports a giant 17-pound rock cod caught in the deep Pacific near Catalina Island. He says the fish dwarfs the usual half to two pounders he’s seen before.
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