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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
6
Cherie Nicholas notes fall and winter hats push dramatic changes with towering crowns, sharply angled brims, and varied shapes. She highlights berets with high one sided dashes, African influence, and 1880s inspired wee hats, plus feather trims and the revival of quaint eighties shapes. Western Newspaper Union.
A sports column notes athletes demand assurances their scholarships won’t end after playing careers. It mentions college diplomas for stars, tips by venue staff, and names several players and teams including Kinard, Leduc, and the Canadiens. It also covers Syracuse skipping Garden exhibition, and hockey figures reshuffling roles.
Temple students mock Pop Warner claiming he wears the same suit hat and shoes daily since 1943. Eulace Peacock runs an apartment house in Newark. New York racing associations show no big plans for the World’s Fair, unlike the Chicago fair. Jacobs spurns millionaire offers preferring battered players for his team. Pop Warner Frank Blakosky recommends detective stories to Lefty Gomes. Harry Gumbert lives near Pittsburgh but never saw Forbes Field before joining the Giants. Detroit monitors horse nostrils in paddock to check for tampering. Muggs Shladasy at Car-Begie Tech forms a training table to slim down overstocked players.
Fashion note discusses fabric choices this season highlighting quality materials. It notes budget constraints for many women who sew and prefer durable fabrics. The piece mentions a pictured suit and describes its easy, legible construction and simple pattern for home sewers.
Fashion declares blouses the opulent note for fall and winter. Materials range from brocades in Chinese colorings with metal glints to jackets with cuff-link studs and jewel or self fabric buttons. A fringe weave adds interest, creating blouses boleros and fitted tunics. A new satin with hammered rippled texture yields less formal blouses.
Furrier displays sealskin collar and muff sets as novel, modernized nods to the Gay Nineties. Sets vary from cape-like configurations to smaller capes around the ears with larger shoulder coverage, pairing a ball-shaped muff for a complete ensemble.
A Paris house unveils an ankle length cock tail dress not for street or evening wear. It features light blue heavy corded lace with white accents, a ruched crepe bodice, and a small bolero of lace, delivering a distinct, elegant silhouette.
Costume items including bells and other accessories appear in listings. Dole Wiauhuno Gresser and suit are noted among the wearables.
A flurry of notes reports on football recruits, college stars and prep schools including Dart Taouth Albany, Williame, Yale, Princeton and more. Mentions Ken Fairman, Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane, Chubby Dean, Ed Kringle, Ralph Guidelt, George Halas, George Musso, and others across multiple sports and collegiate programs.
Prepared by a geographic society report from Washington describes Shanghai reaching the Whangpoo river with oil depots, factories, and tall modern offices. It details the foreign settlements, the International and French concessions, and a bustling skyline of a cosmopolitan port with diverse districts, transport, and a large populace.
The quiz covers air travel around the world, transmission times to London, submarine cable mileage, the geographic center near Lebanon Kansas, pectin in foods, tin can interiors, world population, hospital and hotel counts, historical labor party votes, and U S Vatican relations at the Civil War start.
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