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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
8
The article surveys versatile midseason coats for now and early fall, praising white and pastel wools, featherweight fleeces, and soft veiled tweeds. It highlights casual travel coats with wide lapels and pockets, polo style fleece options, and practical warmth for damp winds, noting coordinated outfits and favorable fabrics.
Watch crowns The advance fall hat fashions declare height is the chief aim of designers The three types that lead the millinery procession for midseason end early fall are berets toques or turbans and the hat with a brim that turns up at one side revealing half of the coiffure Millinery fashions trend toward the extreme and versatile The three silhouettes pictured convey an idea of important millinery gestures The high draped toque at the top is significant of the future The velvet beret is a smart midseason member worn with summer frocks The dashing high side brim hat is to be looked forward to with feather trims
Fall fashion features veils that cover hats and shoulders, with mesh chenille daytime options and lace veils for special occasions. Most veils are circular, draped over high crown hats, sometimes placed before the hat to crown the head. Some veils have a centered cutout to fit around a crown or brim, often extending halfway to the waist.
A Paris fashion house displays an evening gown with a short front skirt and a longer back dip, resembling tareton ballet skirts. The fabric gathers into wide folds, producing graceful swirls with movement. Shorter skirts are noted as more practical than floor-length styles for dancing and footing.
Stylish observers at Midwestern country clubs pair dusty pink frocks with beige turbans and ostrich skin pumps to add gala flair. White ensembles feature paisley print headbands and matching heels, creating popular coordinated looks for summer events.
A satirical column critiques wartime rhetoric and U.S. history, contrasts brutal pasts with present media culture, and mocks sensationalism in telephony and photography. It comments on treaties with native peoples, media pranks, and communist fears, closing with a sardonic note about red scare discourse.
The Empress of Britain was the largest liner to pass through the Panama Canal and also paid the largest fee of 18 941.25 dollars. Answers cover presidents who owned slaves, early magnetism origins in China, Great Lakes elevations, a gold weight, life terms for senators, and eye size myths.
The piece notes that eye appearance varies with the eye opening and mentions three salt production methods: mining, sea water evaporation, and drawing brine from a salt vein by well digging and pumping.
A fragmented reflection contrasts leisure and stimulation with restraint. It hints at temptation from idle hands and warns against pride in marital mistakes. City migration and rural nostalgia surface as social undercurrents while admonishing reckless living.
RECREATE! FRE leisure time period contributes most to personal development. It argues that work habits leave parts of the mind and body underused, so leisure activities like sports, dramatics, singing, and games develop self expression, initiative, perseverance, and social conduct, while group activities foster sociability.
A fragmented reflection emphasizes choosing the correct life direction first and expanding its flow. It suggests that a clear, strong current preserves focus, while increasing its volume enables fuller living, attributed to a quoted philosopher.
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