Between Seasons Color Trends in 1930s Fashion
A New York Times fashion writer highlights in between season dress colors and styles. Black gains interest with lingerie detail while navy, greens, beiges, and gray dominate. Frock silhouettes shift to longer skirts and versatile jackets. Faux furs return in coats, scarves, and neck pieces with modern accessories.
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Evening Bolero Dress Described With Green Tulle and Bolero
A quaint charming ensemble features a pale green tulle gown with empire waist and a long straight skirt. It is topped by a matching green taffeta bolero jacket trimmed with rosettes for a coordinated period look.
Sir Walter Raleigh Moving Time
A fragmented dialogue discusses reading minds and marital contentment. The text touches on identity change and impulsive versus slow thinking, noting that many do their duty only rarely and urging vigilance in manners.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia creates sweet relief
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It presents the product as pleasant to take, effective, and endorsed by the medical community, noting its trademark status and long history since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
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