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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
6
Fashion notes from a Chicago Merchandise Mart preview highlight spring children’s coats in tweed, camel hair, serge, and plaid, with tailored collars and detachable linen collars. Matching hats complete outfits as midtones and pastels dominate over bold adult colors.
Cherie Nicholas notes a delicate veiled hat worn by Helen Chandler in the latest play. The design features a tight brim with layered stitched net, signaling a trend toward multi layer net veils and wide brimmed styles as milliners embrace new silhouettes this season.
Fashion notes highlight roomy handbags and bold women’s wear. Cut-Maks and studs rise again, felt expands beyond hats to clothing, Lucila Paray unveils an evening model with large square sleeves, and white pique scarves pair with sporty bets. Fetish for streamlined two tone scarfs grows, millinery imports emphasize beauty, color contrasts, and bracelets worn outside gloves.
A renowned French fashion house unveils a new sport perfume inspired by a prized leather scent. The fragrance targets sophisticated women with a delicate yet bold profile suitable for spring attire and riding habits.
A freckled boy pressed his face to a storefront window on F Street watching hot dogs sizzle. A nearby woman asks if he is hungry. he replies he wonders how many he could eat if he were hungry. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Jerusalem ends its era of ramshackle open horse drawn cabs known as ghar rries as modern taxicabs take their place. The change follows streets being asphalted for autos, causing horses to slip and fall, prompting intervention by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a government withdrawal of horse drawn cabs.
Fresh spring accessory idea with airy collars and jabots to crochet. Includes an open front square mesh collar and a triangular back collar with easy petite work. A soft cotton jabot with Irish rose nosegay. pattern 1136 provides instructions, stitch details, and materials. send 14 cents.
A fragmentary item notes a preferred option relative to The Sewing Circle located at 82 Eights Ave New York N Y suggesting a recommendation or selection context. The readable text centers on a comparison or choice involving a New York address and a department designation.
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