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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1938
Page
3
In the Sentry home Professor Brace and Phil confront a tense arrest rumor about Mr. Sentry. Fisher the reporter warns to stay calm as Barbara recalls the night’s events and a window watcher spots a man. Police and press press for answers while fear and estrangement grow.
Barbara is driven home by Delicemas after a night out as Barbara’s father heads to his office. Mr Sentry and family weigh pressures as Dan Fisher urges silence. Phil Sentry grows concerned about the implications of Miss Wines and a three day absence in August.
An Indianapolis News writer cites distinctions between the small-mouth and large-mouth bass. The small-mouth inhabits clear streams and lakes from the St Lawrence to Dakota and south to South Carolina, averages one to two feet long and two to five pounds, olive green in color. The large-mouth frequents lakes and sluggish waters, averages one to two and a half feet and two to eight pounds, with dark green above and silvery below.
Studio changes shift lead roles as Dolly Haas, paid $1,250 weekly, loses to Janet Gaynor in The Shop Around the Corner under Lubitsch and Selznick. Publicity and marriages of stars like Ronald Colman and Benita Hume stir Hollywood chatter.
Pattern dresses offer a budget friendly path to the fall silhouette as silk prestige blends with home sewing. The silk forum in New York showcases versatile fabrics from crepe to satin and lame with patterns usable by small community sewers.
Fragmented notes show Charlie Farrell on a comeback crawl with scattered references. Atlas Favorite Drums appears among new releases as a possible film pick. Philadelphia reports mention a year old subject and unnamed sources.
Costume jewelry remains popular with heavy fobs and lockets and dangling clips. Close-fitting neckwear like dog collar styles attract wearers, while plastrons and round collars offer subtler options. A black foundation dress becomes a gown with dramatic gold neckwear, belts, and bracelets.
Braids surge in fall collections with trims from fine soutaches to wide flat braids. The revived detail adds new zest for both older and younger generations, highlighting braids as a top element in major fashion lines.
A preview of autumn headwear notes a shift to velvet hats. The beret in black velvet, worn perched high to one side, is highlighted as an instant, stylish option for immediate wear.
Bright pinks greens and yellows appear in the new clothing line surprising shoppers with vivid color.
Paris lace fashions captivated a New York audience with a diverse display featuring delicate gowns and intricate trims. Designers highlighted craftsmanship and timeless silhouettes in a refined upscale show.
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