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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
7
Fashion piece highlights three autumn winter fur trimmed suit styles shown in Chicago revue. PepLum walking suit in moss green edged with red fox, a wine toned tuxedo front look, and spruce green mink trimmed tunic lead the season with fur edging and matching accessories.
Cherie Nichols notes skirts grow shorter and fuller for fall and winter with a strong British influence tied to King Edward VIII coronation. She highlights a black spotproof velvet dress with a full circular skirt and basque blouse, trimmed in royal blue chiffon, and themes seen in Chicago Style Creators revues including crown hues and British tunic vibes.
Forecasts describe autumn hats trimmed with ostrich tips tassels silk cords and spangles in varied shades. Designers favor two tone ribbons and bold color contrasts such as green on black and deep red against gray blue to highlight elaborate detailing.
The piece notes tunics now fit all body types from young to old and including fuller figures. It warns against choosing the wrong style and suggests straight line tunics for stout figures while flare designs suit the youthful look.
Rich furs accent fall suits in black, rose rust, green, brown, and mottled wool. Black leads, followed by rusts greens and browns with Oxford gray and blue tones leaning gray or green.
Mike Graham, famed for fairness, tries to reform Serena’s faults by mirroring them. As both adopt late habits and wasteful fixes, they reexamine perfection and realize their own flaws. They agree to start over and cooperate, acknowledging faults come from each other and themselves.
The wrap around apron-frock offers freedom of movement with a wide contrasting collar, three buttons, short puff sleeves, a large pocket, and a narrow belt. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1961-B fits sizes 32 through 46. size 34 requires 456 yards of 39 inch material plus a yard of contrast. Send 15 cents for the pattern and for the Barbara Bell Fall Pattern Book.
The text offers practical household guidance describing washing techniques for Japan handling with lukewarm water, garnishing tea with paprika or parsley, steaming vegetables to preserve nutrients, and using muffin tins as jelly molds. It also covers broccoli preparation, hardwood floor refinishing with shellac, and coconut sprinkled bread and butter pudding.
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