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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
7
Practical knitted garments are praised for washability and wearability. The article highlights sun hats, crochet tops, blouses, and dresses in washable knits, with notes on color, fit, and styling for beach, garden, and vacation wear as fashion shifts toward simple, comfortable crochet and knit pieces.
Attractively studded crepe cocktail dress designed by Chunig Kicuglas in honor of a centennial event held in Texas. Features include closely placed buttons, a slim silhouette, raised puffed sleeves, a fanciful slit hem, bowing at the waist, and a turnover collar effect for a semi formal look.
Women reject plain men's suits embracing suspenders or galluses to add color and swank. Designers say bold, contrasting widths and untucked jacket drape create a smart, practical look that keeps garments in line and avoids a sat-in appearance.
Fashion notes praise wine and white as the prize color in svar suits this season. Navy and wine follow, then black in elastic satin. Most new suits mimic a dressmaker look with close fittings and uplift bras. The open-spaces fad, once exposing the tummy, is fading gracefully.
A craft note outlines sewing a silk nightgown with matching bed jacket. It specifies buying enough silk to complete the set including a wrap or wrapover for breakfast in bed.
Irvin S Cobb comments on postwar finance and debt to foreign nations, mocking Morgenthau and warning Americans of looming costs. He shifts to humorous asides on labor, wartime memory, and tainted billing abroad, then surveys political camps and Roosevelt Lamson Garnder attitudes with satirical tone.
A simple no-sew pinafore design for a small girl features a butterfly pocket and a lightweight yoke top. It can be worn over a frock or as an apron and is available in sizes 2, 4, and 8 with recommended materials and a pattern book offer from Barbara Bell.
An ad in another column invites readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners and win valuable prizes. The notice urges participation from boys and girls, promising free prizes for entrants.
A fragmentary line quotes Herbert on how the mind's sweetness operates upon the body clothes and habitation, suggesting a metaphysical or poetic view of influence. The phrase appears as a literary reminiscence or epigraph reflecting mind body interplay.
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