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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
6
Cherie Nicholas OtAR notes bold color revolutions in fashion as designers break traditional pairings. Velvet multi colorings, pinks with black, striated two tones, and bold color contrasts mark this season’s chic looks with Paris influence and dramatic sleeves or capes.
In a Bell syndicate feature, Jean Newton discusses how parenting fosters self discipline in parents. She notes that to guide children well, parents must model diplomacy and steadfast self control, shaping children by example rather than instruction alone.
From a 1932 Western Newspaper Column, a Mother’s Cook Book sample on sardine recipes. It describes rarebit with sardines on toast, curried sardines with cream, sardine sandwiches, sardines on toast, and a Sunday night supper idea with butter and sardines.
The pitch of a bell depends on the bell’s thickness at the striking point and its diameter. Bells are made from various metals and alloys, with the optimal alloy reported as 13 parts copper to 4 parts tin for a drone-produced bell.
An afternoon dress in du fabric features white ermine scarf trim and elbow-cast sleeves. A scarf forms a muff with a high rounded neck, while a hat sits forward on the forehead with small brim and pleated crown, completing the fashion ensemble.
Lace gowns for evening wear return as the dominant mode, featuring black filmy fabrics and diaphanous dresses. The frocks combine froth and period style, with various lace textures offering a feminine, fashionable look this winter season.
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