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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1933
Page
2
Cherie Nicholas analyzes spring fabrics and ensembles highlighting rough navy crepe suits with plaid taffeta accents and white organza details. She notes striped rough crepe frocks in gray and daffodil yellow, crinkled Bemberg fabric greens, and sheer organide trims shaping chic daywear and jackets for the season.
New fashion notes describe placket effects in use across garments with plain close buttons and pearl seathers replacing metallic trims from winter. Skirts show plackets at front back and hem, while blouses mirror the same feature as novelty evolves with season.
The Perugia sandal is designed to pair with sheer stockings for spring. It features a rhinestone string around a flat sole with a high heel, fastening at the back of the heel and passing above the toes. Comfort is not guaranteed, but its finery is vouched for.
A stylish bride in Paria chose a pale pink velvet wedding gown replacing white satin. She wore a pale pink tulle veil that swept the length of her train as bridesmaids in crepe gowns, brown velvet toques, gloves and slippers accompanied the bride.
A fragment notes brocaded scarfs worn over black velvet coats, described as chic and triangular in form, evoking Paris fashion trends for outerwear styling.
Reversible checked wool fabric offers multiple costume changes for spring outfits. The model shows how to wear jacket and skirt with cape to display both checked and plain sides. Variations include cape over lighter tops and mixing plain color with checks for a modish, varied look.
Herman Tetley delivers a sharp mock oration at Bingham College graduation in a satirical tale of a pompous graduate who argues against women's equality. The misfit figure travels to Europe, meets a vain actress, courts a climate of vanity, and returns with a ruined bank. The piece ends with a blunt moral about the limits of oratory.
In an interview Swedish star recalls early theatre work in Stockholm, meeting director Maurits Stiller, and winning a key role in Gosta Berling’s Saga. She later signs with Metro Goldwyn Mayer after Lotis B. Mayer sees the film abroad, and notes her simple beauty routine.
A historical overview details Nicaragua's early turmoil under various rulers, Walker's era, and repeated European pressure. It outlines railways and highways, natural resources including mahogany and gold, U.S. trade relations, and the three main cities Managua Leon Granada with their roles in politics, trade, and culture.
Scientists explain the calendar drifts by about six hours per year and leap years add a day every four years to compensate. Centuries divisible by 400 are leap years, such as 2000, while 1700 and 1800 remain common years, aligning the solar year within seconds.
The Great Salt Lake lacks water craft due to high salinity and surface density. Dale University students built a boat for lake passage to study water movement and wind-driven tides. Observations from last summer suggest wind induces tides crossing the lake in step with its oscillation period. The work will continue with student experiments.
Mae Clarke rose from a notable bit part in Front Page to star status in major films. The screen actress has earned acclaim for works including The Fall Guy The Public Enemy Waterloo Bridge Reckless Living Frankenstein and Colombia's The Good Bad Girl and Three Wire Girls.
Veteran actor Hale Hamilton began in theater with extensive stage work before moving to film. His notable productions include Good Intentions Common Clay Paid Murder at Midnight Great Lover and Cuban Love Song among others.
An electrical wind indicator at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington shows wind velocity and direction via a button activated flicker. The device is linked to an anemometer and wind vane mounted above the building.
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