Fallen Angel Baby Sister Comes Up
A terse exchange about a newborn sister with a wry tone. The speakers Billy and Bobby affirm the baby’s arrival while joking about the family’s tolerance and the angels’ involvement.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
9
A terse exchange about a newborn sister with a wry tone. The speakers Billy and Bobby affirm the baby’s arrival while joking about the family’s tolerance and the angels’ involvement.
Conversation mentions Perkins as a dissipated man after a wreck. Mrs Frazzie and Mrs Dazzle discuss his life and his early admission to the bar. The tone contrasts tragedy with an unusual early achievement.
In a light domestic note a newlywed pair discuss cutting costs by churning butter at home. The wife proclaims dissatisfaction with grocery butter and the husband confirms a bought churn and arranged regular delivery of buttermilk.
The article surveys current party dresses and future trends for fall and winter. It highlights halter necks and princess lines, white satin ensembles, capes with ostrich trim, and luxurious silks. It notes new silhouettes, beaded embroidery, and handpainted motifs inspired by distant art styles.
A fashion note describes autumn hats with higher crowns and brimmed lines. An advanced model in black leghorn shifts to velvet for fall with a turned-up brim and back slit, trimmed by a dark gray ostrich feather. Feathers enter the vocabulary as plumage becomes a major autumn feature.
Seekers of the latest in accessories for the modern well dressed woman should watch the button market. Stores display vivid scarlets blues greens and yellows in hundreds of drawers.
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