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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1935

Page

3

Variety Of Suits To Lead Fashion's Parade Autumn 1925

Fashion notes present a gala season of new suits with updated collars fabrics and coat lengths. Fur collar options in warm autumn styles appear across both formal and sports wear, with diverse fur choices from raccoon to badger shaping the trend.

Spice and Color Rule This Hosiery Season

Read in a fashion note about hosiery trends with Grecian and oriental influences. It urges careful color choices, favors shorter stockings, light heels, and skin tone matching, while noting gunmetal gray tones recede and bright hues like blue red and green appear in Paris and beyond.

Reed Glenty Dhese Gunner al Bray Paris Dubonzet Colo Ford

Fashion Notes on Coats Suits and Velvet Styles

A garbled survey of 1920s garment trends describes coats with fur trim and waist lengths, fitted suits for young wearers, velvet suits with jacquard trim, and colorfully varied woolens. It notes leather and fur combinations, changing tweed effects, and two tone weave fashions, highlighting popular fur and velvet options.

Unclear 10 Factories and Industrial Renaming Event

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a renaming or reorganization of agricultural and industrial facilities, mentioning Blasmess, sugar, and an Hungarian Upper authority. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or outcomes.

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NEW TYPE TELESCOPE MARION Q Harre Clark

Marion announced a new type telescope. Harre Clark, 19, will give good results at a location soon.

Marion Harre Clark Anareun Tae Es Stee

Fuller Skirts Are New In The Smart 1936 Winter Coats

Fashion notes describe Fuller skirts returning in 1936 winter coats with flared sleeves and draped capes. Fur accents such as fox and Persian fur plastrons appear, along with curly surface fabrics and lustrous patterns shaping the season’s smart outerwear trends.

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Hats For Autumn Fashion: Elegant Turbans Berets And More

Fashion notes highlight autumn headwear with elegance as the lead theme. Berets turbans and soldier caps are featured alongside classic brims and tweed accents. The piece notes versatile styles, emphasis on comfort and smart looks for fall days.

Idle Hour Toys Show New Lines For Fall Wear

The Idle Hour Toys showcase unveils fall dress lines featuring elegant pure Grecian robes with belt or jewel girdles, silky robes in velvet and satin, chic sheer nightgowns, and new harem pajama sets. Long sleeved nightwear and shirewaist gowns highlight the season, with draped sleeves and tailored touches expected to impress at parties.

Hes Spa Paris Sehiapareilr

King Congratulates English Woman on Birthday

King George sends a note of congratulations to Mrs Anne Ma Foster of Folkestone on her birthday. The story notes Foster has several sons and mentions a daughter in Britain. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.

London King George Anne Ma Foster Folkestone

Dinosaur Footprints Found In New England Area

In Rumney behind the home of George C French, a clanof prehistoric animal footprints were uncovered. Claw marks measure six to eight and a half inches, supporting scientists’ view that Pleistocene monsters up to 79 feet tall once roamed the region.

Rumney Simmer George C French Astrier

Anonymous Donations Reported in Boise Letters

Boise two letters arrived from San Francisco and contained 105 dollars. Walter Williams, a local butcher shop manager, received 2 folded bills wrapped in paper towel with no explanation. The state treasurer also reported a 3 dollar bill from the same donor.

Boise Ida San Francsco Walter Williams Etate

Blouses and sweaters lead autumn fashion shifts

Clever women expand wardrobes with blouses, sweaters, and scarves to transform suits into outfits for autumn. Flats like satin crepe and metallic fabrics, high necklines, and crepe or satin textures define versatile blouses.

God Dolman Sarina

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