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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
9
The piece describes high neck guimpes with ties, plaid fabrics, pleating, and square collars in current fashion. It notes yoke collars, draped necks, and Berinas, with Lanvin and Molyneux showcasing large square collars and daytime square necks. Sleeves trend long and tight, with leg o ma tton lingering.
The period note highlights gray as stylish rather than drab and dreary with new gray tweed coats, striped trims, and cuff details. Jackets are short and fitted while skirts lengthen toward the ground, with Paris reporting day skirts 8 to 10 inches from the ground and longer afternoon styles reaching the ankle.
An article notes evolving two piece dress trends in woolens and angora stings. It highlights simple yet refined frocks with brown buttons, brown Welt trim, and navy or pale yellow fabrics. Sleeve changes move toward mono fashion and looser armholes.
Jim Riddell awakens in a Ledlington cottage with memory loss and a wife Nesta Williams denying their marriage. Nesta plots to control him while his servant Min recoils. a certificate reveals a July 25 1931 registry office marriage in Kensington. The scene ends with Jim fading into uncertainty as a storm of motives swirls.
Theaters feature Gary Cooper in Paramounts One Sunday Afternoon at the Tivoli with sung numbers by Aw Bi Grimes and a Soiree of songs. Also shown is When Yuba Plays The Tuba by The Muis Brothers and a pews reel. City Opera House presents The Man Who Dared based on Ute incidents with Presvon Foyex and Zita Johann in lead roles.
In a Fredrick theater bill the comedy and ness reel open followed by the spell of music and King of Jazz. Supporting cast includes Marsh Bill Jones Viasek Waycot Cosgrove Dumbrike Sherkian Snegef Larson Chevret Reid McHugh Ward. An accident near Mrs Reese's West Fifth Street injures her ankle but she recovers.
Fashion critic Joan Sayot surveys hats shaping 9k line mall trends. Mil liner hats with unusual cuts feature feathers, ostrich plumes, and jeweled ornaments for bold silhouettes. Two standout styles include a velvet toque with strategically placed feathers and a braided Ppilian hat with a crown feather cluster.
The article discusses celery as a versatile ingredient for cooking and flavoring. It describes celery stalks leaves and unbleached green stalks as nutritious, offers recipe ideas like celery soup and creamed celery on toast, and provides aTomorrow's Menu with breakfast lunch and dinner suggestions centered on celery dishes and paired foods.
Seven American military officials from a sugar mill strike seek refuge at the Puerto Padre Yacht Club in Chaparra on Cuba's Oriente coast as an American destroyer and a British freighter stand by in the bay. Washington monitors Havana factions seeking a stable government and warns of possible intervention if Americans are endangered.
The report notes strikes, mob violence, and communist demonstrations rising in the interior, causing anxiety, while Havana remains comparatively calm and orderly.
Detour visits and relocations are noted as families like Koons and Casnan move within Maryland. Maryland University College welcomes a student for his second year while Graceham residents begin spring duties. Farmers take advantage of mild weather packing tomatoes and filling silos with about forty workers involved locally.
An advertisement urges tired wives to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to regain strength. It claims many women report benefit and encourages buying at local drug stores to observe improvements.
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