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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
9
A student and teacher exchange lines about a homework paper. The student reveals his father is the source of the quoted answers, implying the quotes are his father’s words. The exchange centers on honor and misused quotation marks.
Joke dialogue shows Harry asking why the music teacher is fastest. Joe answers time flies and the teacher beats time in a playful exchange.
A Chicago Merchandise Mart preview shows toddlers in versatile coats and matching hats, with English styling influence. Tweeds, camel hair, navies, and pastels lead, while inverted pleats, velvet piping, and crisp collars define detailing for the season.
A discussion of building a basic spring wardrobe centers on a single color theme across a suit coat and printed frocks. Start with a tailored black jacket and striped skirt suit, add a matching extra skirt, and use a black tailored top coat over the suit or a printed silk frock. Bright prints and simple cuts allow changing mood with jabots or collars and varied accessories.
Ostrich feathers add striking effect to new black straw bonnets with a peak over the forehead and feathers curled over one ear or bright flowers at the brim. Veils of coarse stiff mesh, sometimes circular and fastened under the chin, are a notable feature.
A description of a net veil and brimmed hat styled as a dramatic piece worn by Helen Chandler in a new play. The feature notes fashion trends with many layered stitched net brims and the milliner’s focus on large hats this season.
Style tips describe roomy handbags bold belts and a white pique hat and scarf set. Felt shifts from hate to fashionable, expanding clothing options with new textile trends.
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