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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
3
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union feature notes a shift toward casual yet chic daytime dress with an emphasis on effortless style. Linen fabrics dominate, favoring non-crushable textures in dark blouses paired with light suits, white linen shoes, and red and white accents across outfits and accessories.
Cherie Nicholas notes a white season with white pique hats scarfs belts bags shoes gloves and jackets. A leading American designer creates bracelets earrings and brooches resembling pique ribbed and waffle patterns plus crystal nosegays and a perfume receptacle boutonniere to wear with linen tailleur.
Smart women coordinate sweaters and skirts for active sportswear with pastel tones. Lush shades like peachy pink lime green soft yellow and linen blue appear in home spun and basket weave tweeds with matching cardigan and slip-over sets.
Fashion note describes coats that slim the silhouette with molded lines while maintaining luxury fur. Shoulder lines gain width from oversized collars and long haired fur adds dramatic presence.
Designers spotlight velvet coats to pair with summery frocks. Smoke-gray velvet modeled in the feature image, with large bows and sable fur bands on chiffon colored sleeves to enhance a youthful look.
Governor Horner vetoed two bills aimed at forcing personal property tax payment on automobiles by tying license issuance to tax schedules. Lawmakers moved to file owner certificates with the secretary of state, but objections argued the second measure would be ineffective without the first. The house also killed anti-sedition teaching bills after failing to define seditious matter. Ten Illinois soil erosion areas totaling about 1.7 million acres are targeted under the Emergency Conservation Act with CCC camps to be located and landowner meetings held. The project aims to create jobs and curb runoff and sediment into major rivers. Cut worms require replanting east of Towanda. county advisers report damage and replants.
Lewis O. Brockway and Miss Anna Botsford wed in Geneva. Nicholas L. Johnson, Batavia reformer and bank official, pleads guilty to larceny by bailee. faces one to ten years concurrently in Joliet prison. Capt Maurice Bernhardt dies at 102 in Chicago refuge. long tied to art work. Jane Jackson, 107, dies in Scales Mound. W. G. Zoller leaves trust to fund free dental dispensary. West Park Board graft allegations and Horner-era reform cited in governor’s report. State's Attorney Courtney launches civil service inquiry.
Following Uncle Raymond F Bobby Coombs nephew of Jack Coombs former Athletics star pitcher and Duke coach has joined the Athletics pitching staff after graduating from Duke University.
T H Kruttsehnitt, son of the late Julius Kruttsehnitt, extracts a fuel from butane gas. The invention aims to transform transportation, noting butane has been overlooked or used only in refining gasoline.
At a Sohra funeral in Goerlitz district Czechoslovakia Rev Buddenbaum aged sixty four cried Our days are numbered before collapsing from apoplexy and tumbling into the open grave. Life Span in New Orleans notes white residents’ life expectancy up by twenty years in three decades with average white death ages now between sixty and seventy.
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