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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1933
Page
7
Fashion notes describe hats pairing with sports suits and dresses, using soft angora jersey and velvet trims. Novel slouch felts and punched crown hats in masculine tones appear, with toques and berets common, and an angora felt with yellow fur trim evoking 1870s flair.
The article describes luxurious hats with extravagant shapes inspired by oriental motifs and feathers. It notes the revival of formal headpieces such as crowns and bonnets, with emphasis on metal ribbons and decorative fabrics, reflecting postwar fashion trends and social customs.
Gales pounded the New England coast as a tropical storm moved northeastward. The Coast Guard cutter Modoc went to aid the crippled tanker Fuel Oil, with reports of heavier damage around New Bern, North Carolina. Maryland largely escaped severe weather, while coastal towns such as Ocean City faced strong winds and rain.
The piece notes Marcel Rochas introducing the Miladi hat with a sweeping plume, Patou’s restaurant hats promoting an off the forehead style, and Chane and others displaying quill toques and twisted headpieces. It mentions black dress codes and vivid stone colors like sapphire, emerald, ruby, topaz, amethyst, and turquoise.
A historical note on football rule changes highlights a 10 yard sideline rule and reduced clipping penalties aimed at speeding play and reducing injuries. It discusses safety, offensive potential, and prior practices, with side mentions of notable boxers and baseball stars set against the broader sports scene.
Connie Mack beams over Kentucky rookie Johnny Marcum from Inente. The right-hander allowed only five hits across his first two games late this year, earning Mack’s confident claim that Marcum is here to stay.
A fragment notes a figure of 34 000 dollars per mile for a project, suggesting a staggering cost. The context is unclear but implies a high price tag tied to a transport or construction initiative and reflects era pricing.
Troyans junior football team announces spring sessions at the corner of Nintistrees and Mot tersvenue with Ray Steele as coach and Buck Alexander assisting. The opener will be in Baker Park against the M.O. A. eleven, Gorge Perhac to manage. British exports to the U.S. fell 22 percent in January 1933 compared to a year earlier.
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