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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1933
Page
2
A fashion feature outlines a spring approach to blouses, from striped taffeta and lace to check patterns. It highlights coordinating hats and shoes, bold red prints, and tailored suits enhanced by chic blouses. Noting bright colors and varied textures, the piece showcases how blouses complete outfits and lift mood.
The description praises a first TM hat with a shallow crown worn at the right angle. A dark green yellow and white plaid straw castor is shown with a tri color band fastened by two china buttons. White feather pads accent the crown and band for a distinctive sailor look.
New designs move toward subdued color schemes and smaller patterns. The palette favors pinks and stripes with polka dots still present though less dominant. Monotone two shade prints and pencil like floral sketches are common, with some white accents.
Fashion notes describe sashes with big bows and long streamers over daytime dresses. The contrast sash on black gowns, vivid blues and peachy tones appear in resort wear. Button-on tops in pique or linen offer easy removal for cruises and travel days.
A fashion note outlines lingerie models showcasing lace matched with silk fabrics. It notes a shift from dark lace to lighter tones with hints of white entering the trend, reflecting recent seasonal styling.
The memoir follows Lucile Le Sueur later known as Joan Crawford from San Antonio to Chicago to New York then Hollywood. It details early theatrical dreams, runaway decisions, six months of screen acting training, and early film roles that launched her career including Pretty Ladies Old Clothes Sally Irene and Mary and two Wampas Baby Star honors.
Reading through 19th century vignettes reveals Belle Boyd’s daring Civil War espionage and Anna Whistler’s devoted maternal role. The fragments recount Boyd’s cloak and sword life in Front Royal and Winchester while Whistler’s motherly guidance steered the artist toward London amid Union blockade perils.
Constance Bennett appears Saturday in Our Betters, an adaptation of W S Maughan’s satire. Gilbert Roland Alan Mowbray Minor Watson and Grant Mitchell portray victims of the Bennett lure. Also on bill Anita Louise Phoebe Foster Violet Kemble Cooper. Vaudeville features Charles York Rose King and Vera Schwarz with the Yacobi Troupe and Snooger Jr.
Starting Friday the Keith Boston Theatre features Richards and Pringle's Georgia Minstrels with a 40 member live cast and the screen feature Strange People. The show mixes old-time minstrel acts with new gags costumes and settings. The film follows 13 people including a murder jury in a stormy midnight house setting.
The English stonemason Joseph Aspdin patented Portland cement in October 1824 after calcining limestone and clay. The first U S production was by Daniel O. Saylor in 1872 at Copley Ohio, followed by Thomas Miljen in South Bend Indiana, with U S output in 1925 totaling about 175 million barrels, vastly larger than the rest of the world combined.
The article describes making aerated bread by charging the dough water with carbon dioxide and using sealed kneading machines before baking. It notes this method avoids gas formation from yeast fermentation.
The Monitor and the Merrimac clashed with minimal losses. After Lieutenant Worden was blinded by a shot the Monitor withdrew, and the Merrimac steamed back to Norfolk.
Italian researchers report that smoking kills microbes in the teeth, producing a temporarily sterilized mouth for several hours after use. The claim highlights potential antimicrobial effects attributed to tobacco smoke.
There are more than 40 species of cats from lions and tigers to a small wild spotted variety. They are alike in habits and structure with a key feature being retractable claws that protect the sheathes, keeping footsteps quiet and claws sharp.
The onion ranks as a staple in Spain and Portugal where it complements bread. It is valued for its nutritious content and gluten levels similar to grains, aiding sustenance much like cheese with bread does for English workers.
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