Clothes for a college girl wardrobe in suede and fur
A fashion preview from the Apparel Style Creators of Chicago highlights practical yet stylish college outfits. Suede jackets and capes, interchangeable cape suits, and fur accents define autumn trends for student wardrobes, with suggestions for suede accessories and white suede evening jackets.
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Lagoon
Lake Front
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Sister Dresses by Ceerie Nicholas
Matching sister dresses are the rage this season with little friends wearing frocks in the same fabric and design. The pictured outfits feature a song themed print, The Shade of the Old Apple Tree, inspiring rosy cheeked apple motifs across the fabric.
Spices Lend Hues For Fall Wardrobe
Spice shades replace bright fashion as foods inspire fall style. The article notes tans from ground ginger to cloves, influencing light and medium fabrics and cosmetics to suit the sunlit to neutral skin transition.
Fall Hats Go Low in Back From Paris Show
The Patou collection features a down-in-back silhouette with hair covered and anchored without elastic. Long back-to-front lines are created by forward draping and trimming of toques, while larger shapes emphasize the profile with brims curved high on one side and swooping low on the other.
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Paris
Patou Indorse
Multicolored Accent White Shantung Summer Costume
A summer costume features a white shantung dress with a front yoke covered in multicolored striped applications. The same bright stripes decorate the pockets of the short white shantung jacket in red green blue and yellow.
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Shantung
Belting Ribbon Hats Bring New Life to Costume
A brief note describes a fashion trend of using belting ribbon to craft hats. It suggests the bold accessory can brighten outfits, whether the ribbon is black or colored, and adds a playful tone about costume fashion.
Washington gossip pages echo with radio jokes and banter
News and Comments from Washington recounts reflections on radio, Broadway, and public figures. It covers Walter Cassel Morton Bowe Peter VanSteeden and others while noting Justice Hugo Black's Senate record and Roosevelt's presidency amid a growing national debate over the Supreme Court appointment.
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Klan
Senate
Roosevelt
Black
Senate Judiciary Committee
Alabama
Hugo L. Black
Justice Black
High Court
Supreme Bench
Mr. Black
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic High Command
Supreme Court
Seven Months of Shaving for London Workers
Dr Emlyn Stevens of Cardiff told the Bridgend and District Bakery Students Society that the average working man has four and a half hours of leisure daily and spends seven months of life shaving.
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London
Emlyn Stevens
Cardiff
Bridgend
World Society Plans to Protect Bachelors in Denmark
In Odense Denmark M Petersen a bachelor plans a World Society for the Protection of Bachelors to urge nations to set aside a Bachelors Day akin to Mothers and Fathers days. The idea proposes no girl may attack the loneliness of bachelors on that day according to Petersen.
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Odense
Denmark
America
M. Petersen
Petersen
Ordinance No 160 approves 1938 Clare city budgets
Clare Michigan adopts Ordinance No 160 for 1938 appropriations totaling 30 733 65 to finance Contingent Electric Light Police Fire Cemetery Park School Sinking and Interest General Sewer Library funds. It directs amounts to be raised by tax levy with immediate effect approved by Mayor John Dunlop.
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Clare
Michigan
City of Clare
Committee of Taxes and Appropriations
City
Twain letter misprinted opened by mistake exhibit
An exhibit in the Clemens collection at the Missouri Historical Society in St Louis features a letter by Mark Twain that begins with the phrase opened by mistake to see what was inside. The item highlights Twain's writing and its display context in the St Louis venue.
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Mark Twain
Clemens
Missouri ‘Historical Society
St. Louis
Koala Kind in Marsupial Class Alongside Kangaroos
The Koala, though it climbs like a monkey, is neither monkey nor bear. It is a marsupial, a pouched animal, placed in a class with kangaroos.
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