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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1936

Page

7

Borders Flourish In The Mode Says Cherie Nicholas

Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights border trends shaping autumn and winter costumes. Bold borders and bindings adorn hems and bodices with braids ribbons and lace inserts. Fur borders in gray tones feature prominently on coats and tunics, including gray wolf collars and caracal edging. Western Newspaper Union.

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Black with Jewels by Cherie Nicholas fashion feature

Black with Jewels showcases fall and winter styling in black gowns coats and suits paired with colorful costume jewelry. The piece highlights crystal and rhinestone bracelets and rings, detailing circular plaques and linked bracelets with radiant stones to create dramatic contrast.

BLACK Jewels Cherie Nicholas

Vionnet Updates Silhouette With Warm Winter Shades

Designer Vionnet introduces henna brown and burnt orange for winter line. New silhouettes feature fuller longer skirts well below mid calfs, broadened padded sleeves, and loose wrist openings. Outfits include tweed sports suits, wool street dresses, and afternoon attire with high necks and jeweled clips.

Henna Vionnet

Combine Wool and Fur in Smartest New Costumes

Wool and fur blend for striking fall costumes seen in town, campus, and countryside. Luxurious options feature silver fox, sable, and mink reserved for the select. Cheaper styles use semi precious and casual furs with woolen dresses and fur jackets making versatile outfits for changing weather. Kidskin remains popular for accessories.

Kidskin

Buttons Go Sporty Inspired by the Eleventh Olympiad

American manufacturers respond to the eleventh Olympiad by producing a wide range of buttons. Firms showcase sporty designs for uniforms and accessories, signaling industry shifts toward themed merchandise.

This Changing World and City Smell of Smoke

A witty column by Irvin S. Cobb lampoons dying fads from poker to bridge and laments New York and Chicago air, with jabs at divorce trials, civic smoke, and be good to debutantes sketches. It queries why smoke control pays off, then moves to laundry pin woes and rural wit.

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Ehrlich Honored Abroad. Germany Grants Red Eagle Only

Dr Paul Ehrlich, German Jewish bacteriologist born 1854, died 1915, received over 39 honorary degrees and decorations from foreign governments and universities. From Germany he was awarded only the Red Eagle order, third class.

Germany Paul Ehrlich Order of the Red Eagle

Bell shaped dinner bell with anchor hardware

A wrought iron bell with an old anchor attached to a wood beam serves as a decorative dinner bell. The bell hangs from the beam and offers a quaint signaling device for calling family or guests to meals.

Dapper dress patterns brighten home sewing picks

The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept offers Pattern 1909 a six-piece slip with strap options in sizes 14 through 46. Pattern 1993 a seven-piece princess frock in long or short sleeves with diverse fabrics. Pattern 1841 a five-piece morning frock in sizes 34 through 46. Send 15 cents for each pattern and 367 W Adams St Chicago Ill for the Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book.

Paxte Dle Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams,St Chicago Ill

Castles in the Air Foundation Phrase

Not a news article but a quotation remark on building dreams with practical grounding by Thoreau. The line encourages turning ideal visions into solid work through real-world foundations.

Household Care Tips From A Vintage Guide

Stains from peeling fruits and vegetables can be removed by rubbing with bread crust dipped in vinegar, then washing in warm water. Black marble items gain luster when polished with olive oil and a chamois. Tomato soup advice suggests thickening juice with milk. Leather cleaning recommends gasoline or alcohol, olive oil, and 48 hours to set. White woodwork stays clean with lukewarm soap suds and drying. WNU Service.

Associated Newspapers WNU

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