Fall Fashion Advice for College Girls and Debutantes
A Western Newspaper Union release outlines stylish yet practical fall wardrobe ideas for college girls and debutantes. It highlights kidskin jackets, gray fur, corsages with college colors, velvet date dresses, pastel gowns, and accessories like hats, gloves, and jeweled brooches to coordinate with football games, teas, and dances.
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New Fall Bags Show Elegant Narrow Design
The feature describes long slender new fall bags with clever compartments for valuables and cosmetics. An oriental inspired motif with Chinese initials appears on the top bag, while bracelet, earclips, and bowknot pins add a cosmopolitan touch. A black suede bag includes a pocket and refined tucked detail.
Wear a Collection of Pins and Clips
Jewelry trend notes a military heroine look with multiple pins and clips on blouses. Butterflies and flower sprays rise in ensembles as we see twin to quintuplet groups, linked by delicate chains, and longer necklaces return as a key ornament.
Luxurious Fabrics May Soon Be Harder to Buy
Fabrics used in the fall collections are nearly exhausted as merchants warn of a shift toward utilitarian weaves. The era of lavish silks is seen ending, with rayon reproductions paving the way for failles, satins, brocades, and related textiles. Silk weaves like failles and taffetas remain linked to slim silhouettes and evening wear.
Screenromance records toppled with kiss scene
Virginia Vale reports on film industry gossip and records set by Wyman Regis Toomey in a three minute kiss, and notes on actors like John Garfield, Marlene Dietrich, Veronica Lake, Alan Ladd, Orson Welles and others. The piece surveys Robed stars, prop tricks, and upcoming releases such as Mr Bug Goes to Town and The Magnificent Ambersons.
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George Brent
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Pattern for Barbara Bell sewing set for girls
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1296 B offers a coordinated skirt jerkin and blouse set for sizes 8 to 16 years. Includes fabric estimates for 54 and 35 inch materials and suggestions for corduroy tweed plaid wool gabardine and washable cottons. Orders are invited by mail.
Are Your Bowels Stubborn Try Kindness Adlerika
Advice urges regular daily bowel routines and patience before evacuations. It promotes Adlerika as a blend of carminatives and laxatives to expel gas and trigger bowel action quickly, then recommends setting a daily 5 to 10 minute regular time.
Proverbial Warning on Love and Jealousy
A quoted reflection from J.C. and A. W. Hare parallels love and jealousy as offspring and warns that without restraint the child will injure the parent. The saying emphasizes destructive cycles born from passion and envy.
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Quiz Questions on History and Mythology
A general knowledge set asks about a jury-rigged ship and a board foot unit of lumber. It covers colonial slave locations, a Canadian border province, the 100-eyed Greek monster Argus, a bowdlerized novel, the financier of the American War of Independence, and the creator of the Gibson Girl.
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New York
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Answers to a Set of Historic Trivia Clues
A compact list presents eight items including a temporary service rig, a one by one by one inch measurement, Jamestown Virginia, Ontario, the term Argus, an expurgated novel, financier Robert Morris, and illustrator Charles Dana Gibson.
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Gift Within a Gift Humidor for Prince Albert Tobacco
A Christmas package features a glass humidor filled with Prince Albert Tobacco. The gift includes Prince Albert in a one pound tin and is marketed as a thoughtful present for pipe smokers, branded The National Joy Smoke.
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How Big I Am Aesop Parable Fly on Chariot Wheel
Aesop style tale features a fly perched on a chariot axle asking what dust it raises. The fable uses a witty observation to imply pride and perspective. The brief scene illustrates how a small observer can misjudge its impact on grand affairs.
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