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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
3
Satin dominates midseason fashion with black and white ensembles. The feature showcases satin jackets suits frocks and hats as key daytime and evening trends. Reversible satin novelty fabrics and two tone finishes appear alongside gleaming white gowns and mirror jewelry for a complete satin driven wardrobe.
The column notes three wooden horses remaining in Manhattan near Lexington to Third avenues and Twenty third to Twenty fifth streets, old harness shops marking a bygone horse market era. It also recounts Gene Byrnes turning to drawing after an injury, a shoe shop survivor, a bookstore rain sign, rising New York prosperity in cheese and beer, and the era of ghost writers supplying content for fees.
Incoming style reports emphasize the growing role of costume jewelry especially with formal evening dress. A broadcast story highlights a simulated ruby and rhinestone ensemble paired with a white and red crepe gown, featuring a bracelet pendant earrings and two clips.
Plaid taffeta accents create girdles on prominent evening dresses. A white organdy dance frock features ruffles from hem to knee, with a wide belt and sash ends in blue, red and white plaid taffeta ribbons.
Black satin dominates this season with the new Paris design Dilkusha creating the black satin appointment suit named Black Magic featuring a nip waist and white linen plastron. Majo offers a bold long double breasted evening wrap in black satin viewed as versatile for next winter under furs.
A fashion feature highlights candy stripe ribbon as dress trimming. Designer Lucien Lelong skillfully folds pleats and gathers ribbon on model Melodie using Roman striped faille and chiffon. Large armholes and sweeping shoulder loops create frills with ruffles at the skirt hem.
Fashion decree outlines summer attire with a transparent frock and a minimal corset of new material trimmed with lace. Mme Charmis, Paris lingerie czarina, insists modes avoid nudism though women will appear nearly bare under light robes.
A Westmoreland County Indian skull reveals teeth with pearl like formations on the tooths prongs or root. Scientists debate origin with sea food theory proposed but unproven. The specimens are displayed in the Pennsylvania State Museum Indian room.
Washington report says Director R. S. Patton of the coast and geodetic survey notes the Guide, a survey ship, engaged in hydrographic work off the California coast discovers a seabed mountain feature amid ongoing underwater surveys.
A reader asks why horseradish is named so and if it relates to horses. The piece explains language drift where words shift meanings, noting that horse gains senses like large or coarse in horseradish.
Egg themed banter and challenge echo as local rivals clash. Vow to prove worth, set to showdown amid boastful taunts and bold claims of talent and grit.
A doctor stresses diet as disease prevention and fiber rich meals. The piece notes patient resistance to diet plans and outlines menus emphasizing fruits vegetables bran cereals and lean proteins for breakfast luncheon and dinner.
The Baileys at the Fair California coast report a submerged mountain about 52 miles southwest of Point Sur. It rises from 2000 fathoms depth, is ten miles long north to south, and would appear as a 7500 foot tall isolated peak if the ocean drained.
Perez H Phinney has served as postmaster in Monument Beach Massachusetts for 55 years, marking a long tenure in local postal operations and community service.
A fragment notes a dessert of diced oranges and pineapple with cove nut served in wooden buckets kept moist by about two inches of water to prevent drying and leaking. It mentions broiled or baked ham and using leftovers on toast with cream sauce.
A brief quip notes a tramp refusing to help with a garden task. he apologizes saying his specialty is shoveling snow. The line captures a sharp social moment with a witty boast.
Three brothers named John Sargent from Ludlow Danby and Chester share identical Christian names. They are distinguished by middle names Garibaldi Wesley and Rubarl to tell them apart.
A humorous description of an otter’s playful antics on a muddy slide and its swift, slippery swimming. The otter climbs and slides, dives like a seal, and feeds on trout, bass, and perch, sparking envy for its fishing prowess.
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