Easter Fashion Trends Preview for Spring Style
Fashion writers celebrate a bold spring look with pleats and prints, pastel shades led by pink, three piece pastel wool suits, boxy topcoats, and chic Gibson girl blouses. Boleros dominate, navy and pink accessories shine, silk Paisley dresses show dramatic pleating, all aimed at a feminine Easter wardrobe from coats to hats.
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New Uses of Print in Spring Styles
Designers embrace prints as trims and accents rather than full outfits. Dark dresses feature gypsy print sashes and jackets with printed linings, while bright silk edging and spaghetti trims add color. Cutout florals appliqued on day and sheer evening fabrics showcase artistic possibilities.
New Hairdo by Deanna Durbin Sparks teen vogue
Deanna Durbin debuts a long bob with curled ends tied at each side of the center part using ribbons. The youthful screen star’s hairstyle is described as highly attractive and likely to become a popular trend among younger viewers.
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Deanna Durbin
Renaissance Themed Gloves Repeat Past Decoration Trend
Gay Spring Gloves History repeats in the spring glove motifs with highly decorated designs echoing Renaissance era styles seen in new glove collections.
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Gay Spring
Hore Belisha and Rothschilds Highlight British and Viennese Power
In this week’s profile Leslie Hore-Belisha emerges as a dynamic British war secretary reshaping the army and challenging foreign policy. The piece also chronicles the Rothschilds’ long-rise and recent Vienna arrest fears, detailing their vast holdings, declines since 1931, and partial resurgence across Europe.
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Creditanstalt
Franz Lehar
Napoleon
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Austria
Nathan
James
Solomon von Rothschild
Mayer Anselm
Europe
Zola
Vienna
Water the Elixir of Life by C Houston Goudiss
Health columnist C Houston Goudiss explains water as essential to life, detailing its role in transporting nutrients, regulating temperature, and flushing waste. He notes body water content, risks of water loss, and daily needs about four quarts plus six glasses of beverages, stressing water with meals aids digestion.
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East 39Th St
New York
Desert
Questioned Diet Advice From 1938 Q and A
A 1938 Houston Goudiss column answers readers about weight loss timing, cocoa caffeine content, and milk as a non fattening drink. It notes reducing weight is easier before weight exceeds normal.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
New Food Department by C Houston Goudiss
The newspaper announces a new food department featuring C Houston Goudiss, a 30 year authority on food, to guide homemakers on better eating. The columnist promises authoritative, up to date discussions aimed at improving health prosperity through proper diet.
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Ian Hamilton
Dardanelles
London
the Treasury
England
C. Houston Goodiss
C. Houston Goudiss
Question Column by C Houston Goudiss Opens Kitchen Lab
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his New York Experimental Kitchen Laboratory. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition health and personal hygiene. Send inquiries to 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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C. Houston Goudiss
New York City
C. Houston Goodiss
East 39Th Street
Why an Oil Polish Is Essential for Wood
The piece explains that an oil base in polish is crucial for wood care. It compares oiling to nourishing machinery and skin, noting a fine non-greasy oil base helps furniture resist drying, cracking, and checks when rubbed in. It urges housewives to always use an oil-based polish for lasting luster and longevity.
Aisle of Woman's Dreams
Advertisements in this paper bring all daily needs into one convenient place. Shop from your easy chair and keep abreast of bargains to save time and money in the stores.
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