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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1931

Page

6

Travel Prints Capture Autumn Fashion in City Wear

In a back-to-city trend, travel prints or city prints rise as chic, practical first fall costumes. One piece dresses with jackets, bolero styles, tri color scarf collars, and pockets showcase plaid and striped patterns in red brown green and navy. Blue dominant option features white accessories and pleated whites. Small hats with roguish tip-tilt lead the millinery overhaul.

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Accessories Add Life to Costumes From Early Fall Fashions

Out of door costumes for early fall appear fashionable in white with pastel accessories. Pink and blue outfits are accented by white gloves bags hats and shoes. A green and colorless ensemble paired with brown and white sports shoes offers a newer look.

New Millinery Styles Unveil Haircut-Hat Harmony

Cherish Nicholas notes midseason fashion trends favor shoulder length hair to complement debuting fall hats. Short boyish styles fade as forward slits reveal left side and back, with curling at the sides and soft full arrangements. Milady practices to master wearing her new hat this fall.

Milady Cherib Nicholas

Pajamas with Two Color Combinations

The text lists two color effects used in lounging pajamas and notes their smart, formal look suitable for dinner and bridge. Examples include pink and deep rose absinthe and turquoise yellow and pale blue corn and navy.

Designers Rally for Two Piece Dress Trend

Designers have backed the two piece dress as a fresh fashion choice. The style, once popular, continues to influence evening wear while back-buttoning bodices present new challenges for timely dressing. Traditions evolve as simplicity rises.

Harold Atridge Seeks Courtship Amid Turbulent Nights

An orphan Harold Atridge, raised by his aunt Matilda, finds himself penniless after her death. After the war he works in a bank and plans to escort Marjorie Clarence. A chaotic day ends with a mysterious kingly letter case and a drunk guardian blocking their meeting as the scene closes.

Harold Norman Atridge Matilda Marjorie Clarence Harold Marjorie London Raphael Lesser Avaria Harold Cerberus Mrs. Tilling Ashford Road Sene-Fell Draeces Stella Dean Swift Esther Johnson Stell

Harold Delivers Letters and Faces Royal Scandal

Harold dresses hurriedly to protect precious letters tied to a royal mystery. He recalls last night’s murder and battle beneath the railway, noting blood traces and a foreign pursuer. He resolves to visit Marjorie at Ashford Road after dinner, amid new danger and romance.

Harold Harrold Matilda Marjorie Ashford Road Scace Fell View Sene -Fer Avenue Scarlett Avenue Morley Common Talen Narold

Penguins Comforted by Ice Box at European Zoo

Eight penguins from the Antarctic arrived in Europe for transfer to a continental zoo. Officials faced heat in their new climate and built an ice box house with tar paper roof. Daily 500 pounds of layered ice cooled the enclosure. The penguins slept upright on tees and used a surrounding shrub garden and lake to mimic their natural habitat.

Europe Antarctic

Odd Fishing Tricks Of Indian Natives

Report describes methods in India where Bay n Assam fishermen whistle to draw mountain fish into open palms for capture. In hill regions, sun heat drives fish to shelter under rocks and a hunter strikes rocks with a steel chadelah to trap the fish.

India Assam

Marriage trends and per cent of arranged unions in Germany

A brief note from the Los Angeles Times quotes a proverb about wives and husbands. It states estimates that 80 percent of marriages in Germany are arranged through matrimonial agencies.

Germany

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