Glove and Bag Ensemble Highlights 1930s Glamour Trends
A Western Newspaper Union feature on luxury accessories notes gloves and handbags as pivotal style statements. David Lewis showcases leather pairings with black ante lope, gold accents, and matching gloves, emphasizing perforations, cross stitching, and refined slen der silhouettes as the season’s key fashion pairing.
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David Lewis
Western Newspaper Union
Lame Fabrics Dominate Paris Winter Couture
Lame heads the Paris couturiers winter collections with metallic fabrics reshaped for broader use. Flower print lames come in colors, gold and silver cloths drape gowns, iridescent textures glow with silky stripes, and velvet appears in sheer to corduroy forms across day and evening wear.
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Paris Couturiers
Lyons
Four Way Costume Returns in Wool and Velveteen
The four way costume returns this fall with a plaid wool and velveteen version ideal for college and school wear. It features a two piece plaid shirtwaist dress in black brown wine or green and a boxy velveteen jacket and skirt with a front panel matching the plaid color.
Glittering sequins brighten fall dresses with motifs
Sequins for Glitter showcases embroidery trims for hundreds of new fall frocks. Motifs include stained glass window patterns fireworks designs and Louis XV bowknots to decorate saber dresses.
Stars and Sparks Stirring Plans in Movie World
Hollywood producers scout ideas as stars switch studios. Shirley Temple and Sonja Henie may co star in a skating picture while W. C. Fields and John Barrymore tempt audiences in a Romeo and Juliet spoof. Lanny Ross shifts to Columbia for singing roles, and Lane sisters join Warner Brothers projects. Deanna Durbin eyed for a younger Antoinette role. Helen Menken to star in a Warners film. Gable eyes tropical fever drama. Lombard cues wig risk. Bob Hope secures more Paramount work.
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20Th Century-Fox Studios
Shirley Temple
Sonja Henie
Miss Henie
Sonja
Paramount
Big Boss
W. C. Fields
John Barrymore
Romeo and Juliet
Helen Menken
Warners
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Bob Hope
Inevitable Harvest of War Propaganda and Politics
A compilation of Irvin S. Cobb pieces critiques war indoctrination and political duplicity. It denounces militarized patriotism, notes dangers of demagogic rhetoric, and contrasts it with a cynical view of 1940s party tactics amid racial prejudice themes. The essayist warnings point to a future ruin if such ideas persist.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Red nail polish on schoolgirls sparks strict tone
The piece argues bright red nail polish is inappropriate for schoolgirls and at parties after hours. It says deep red is offensive, young girls should keep nails neat with subtle polish not too conspicuous.
Dear Abby Style Q and A on Weddings and Etiquette
A column of etiquette questions and answers covers wedding attire tails versus tuxedos, home weddings, meeting the guest of honor, appropriate dress for winter, choosing a father as escort, sympathy notes after a relative dies, seating positions for a girl walking with two boys, and helping a boy with his coat.
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Dewey
Manhattan Island
Manila
Mount Sinai
Michigan
New York
America
Texas
Jeff Davis
Cuddle Toys Pattern From Odds and Ends
Fun inexpensive sewing project offers three cuddle toy designs with trimming tips. Children adore the colorful toys and the pattern 5932 provides directions and material requirements. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle in New York for the pattern.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims quick relief by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after the first bottle.
Peace at Home Inspires Quiet Contentment
A timeless line from Goethe asserts that true happiness comes from finding peace within one’s home, whether royalty or commoner. The quote emphasizes inner harmony over outward status.
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Goethe
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