Ribbed Velvet For High-Style Coats In 1933 Fashion
Paris fashion leaders tout ribbed silk velvet for midseason coats and spring ensembles. The material appears in dark light shades with vertical ribs and diagonal scarf collars, offering versatile wraps and coordinated separates for resort wear and evening gowns.
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Theaute Monde
Paris
Maggie Rouff
Western Newspaper Union
Check With Plain By Cherie Nicholas
Style writer Cherie Nicholas describes spring fashion mixing check and plain fabrics. Beach costumes and new spring suits feature washable materials, swagger coats lined with checked silk, jaunty scarf accents, and one piece dresses with check bodice or yoke tops and self fabric tie fastenings.
Hand Knitted Effects Shine in Sports Wear Trends
Hand knitted effects are chic for sports clothes with simulated patterns in rust reds browns copper and burnt orange shades. The cheerful textures appeal across genders and seasons as designers highlight cozy yet sporty fabrics.
Worth Spring Models Show New Trends in Beige and Black
The Worth mid season collection previews spring styles with beige gray sand and white palettes. Key pieces include fur trimmed long coats and the flare shoulder capes worn over light dresses, plus the Fontainebleau black and white crepe satin ensemble and a brown beige woolen sports dress with cape sleeves named Bureeux.
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Worth
Bustles Return in New Form with Pleats and Folds
The piece notes a revival of bustles led by designer Madame Schiaparelli. She abandons old horsehair fillers for sculpted pleats and folds, reviving a trend seen after Empress Eugenie hats and leg o mutton sleeves.
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Empress Eugenie
Madame Schiaparelli
Dress designers return to fringe for evening trims
Fringe trims return in evening wear with borders on capes capelets and scarf ends while daywear favors round collars. Holways notes color matching with joined fabrics and black fringe or black and white on white remain common choices.
New Order in World Affairs Seen for 1933
The piece argues that 1933 may mark a turning point as creditor nations discuss war debt settlements and an international monetary conference. It notes debt totals around 11 billion dollars, trade barriers, currency instability, and the potential for a renewed party caucus to push national legislation.
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Washington
America
England
Italy
Conference of Nations
Claibelines
United States
Ford
Borah
Idaho
Dloover
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Western Newspaper Union
Affliction Teaches More Than Aristotle’s Precepts
A devotional line from Fuller states that one month in affliction teaches more than seven years of Aristotle’s doctrine. It argues that true judgment of human affairs comes only after experiencing fortune’s blows and deceits.
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Fuller
Instant Cold Relief with Bayer Aspirin Tablets
An advertorial claim promotes Bayer Aspirin as instant relief for colds. It advises taking tablets every 2 to 4 hours on day one and 3 to 4 times daily thereafter, gargling with crushed aspirin in warm water for sore throat, and verifying genuine Bayer tablets at purchase. The copy ends with a slogan about greed and a money theme.
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United States
America
Syrup Pepsin recommended by Dr Caldwell
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild stimulant for children and adults to improve digestion and regularity. It claims benefits for stomach liver and bowels and urges keeping the product in the home to avoid harsh laxatives.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
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