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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
3
Cherie Nicholas notes a button craze across 1932 wardrobes with buttons arranged in bold rows and decorative clusters. She highlights back fastening dresses and coats with full or partial buttoning, including fur bordered jackets and rayon wool ensembles, plus button trims on hats and berets from Paris shows.
The season features versatile materials and quality weaves. A fur trimmed coat dress in rogodura silk and wool with a subtle geometric pattern is praised for its styling and light weight. A contrasting scarf collar adds astrakhan touch. A second dress uses pebble crepe to imitate a mod fish wrap effect.
Trimming remains confined to areas above the hips in Paris fashion. Designers continue to favor a wide-shouldered, long-legged silhouette, shaping frocks and coats to highlight these proportions.
The season's suits prompt varied sweater ideas with plaid sports styles. College girls favor bright color, simple styling, and color contrast with tweed ensembles. Notable choices include a green red yellow plaid crewneck with a three-button front and ribbed waist, and solid color crew-neck slipovers in knit effects.
Paris fashion centers display Cossack hats with a form fitting silhouette for winter. The new look features shorter skirts twelve inches from the ground, plain bodices and sleeves, high front waistlines and dropped backs, widened padded shoulders, and knitted stocking caps as standout headgear in colors like smoke blue hyacinth blue cabbage red geranium red and pumice gray.
The piece describes the fall veil trend with high pinched waistlines leg of mutton sleeves and high necklines. It notes the veil as a coquettish accessory within the Edwardian silhouette and hints at new fashion wrinkles in the season.
Brian Kent rescues Alice Mason during a fire drill in a factory office. He hides his feelings while promising a dinner and dictation meeting that evening, as the two acknowledge mutual interest amid the drill confusion.
A San Antonio mother reports her three year old daughter recovered quickly from a severe intestinal flu after using California Fig Syrup. She praises its gentle laxative effects and long standing physician endorsement, noting the product’s vegetable base and high sales.
A study of dealer lists shows most ancient coins carry small premiums while modern issues rarely command sizable gains. Value hinges on rarity and condition with uncirculated pieces fetching top prices. cleaning a rare coin halves its value. The 1794 half cent and large cent fetch only small premiums, while the 1913 Liberty Head nickel and the 1894 S mint silver dime stand out as notably valuable.
A reader notes that the 1876 CC mint 20 cent piece could buy a fair second hand car, illustrating the coin’s historic purchasing power.
Louisville Courier Journal notes that money can attract an audience, implying financial backing influences attention and engagement in public discourse. The quote signals emphasis on funding as a driver of visibility.
The remark suggests a tension between maintaining a tough exterior and experiencing emotional pain, implying that true hard boiled characters may lack genuine warmth or vulnerability.
Fragmentary line shows a speaker inviting Aunt Alma to view holly-hops, an apparent holiday plant display, suggesting a domestic, family scene. No additional context or names are readable.
A concise reflection on how restraint and firm boundaries guide sound judgment. The phrase emphasizes that saying no protects time, resources, and principles, reinforcing prudent decision making in daily life and governance.
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