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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1936
Page
6
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas extols pure dye silk prints for junior miss wardrobes. She praises durable silk crepe and taffeta with vibrant colors inspired by Van Gogh, noting practical wearability, easy care, and stylish bolero outfits as spring fashion rises in popularity.
A Sumatra cotton print blouse with band collar and short puff sleeves pairs with a monotone skirt for a striking seasonal contrast. The model wears it tucked in or out, creating a feminine, bolero inspired look.
A new spring idea features a fly-front coat with buttons concealed under a stitched cloth panel. A standout model appears in soft navy blue woolen.
Hunting caps inspire new Paris hats with flat fur and velvet options.
The three piece suit remains a smart practical choice in women's fashion. An attractive ensemble features soft wool with small checks in binge and wine red, four patch pockets, bias cut, erect revers, and a wine red leather belt. A knee length overcoat with swagger lines, mannish revers, a red velour hat, and wine red accessories complete the look.
The article notes petit point luggage and leather bags echo the old carpet bags of forefathers. It highlights lightweight cases suitable for air travel and handsome design, adds petite point make-up and overnight cases pair well with other luggage, and suggests for gift buyers.
The newest shirtwaist to wear with spring tailored suits blends a skirtwaist look with lace edging and frills. It features bosom fronts with rowed lace, youthful turnover collars, and lace edging. Short puff sleeves with lace bands or pleated sheer are the latest.
Paris fall openings showcase long monk's capes angel robe evening gowns and floating Grecian draperies among the novelties. The collection emphasizes flowing silhouettes and elegant draping for formal events.
Practical guidance on organizing newspaper clippings to avoid household conflict. Tips include marking pages, using envelopes, or storing clippings in pockets, plus methods to acheive rest during commutes and short breaks to preserve health. The piece stresses practical routines over scattered papers and exhaustion.
Copper screens and roofing corrode when damp and humid, causing stains on white surfaces. To prevent staining, coat corners with clear varnish or paint. Apply protective coating to shield metal from moisture and oxidation.
A compilation of practical homemaking hints covers cleaning glass with ammonia, marking scissors with ribbons, repainting strategies, keeping cut flowers fresh, oyster cooking tips, stylish dressing tables, liner decor for a young girl’s room, frying fat clarification, perfume stain removal, and blotter use for protection.
Quote from Carlyle on a star’s beauty and serenity. It emphasizes the star’s mere existence granting pleasure, repose, and freedom within the vast heavens, untouched by action or duty.
Colonial ad touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver and bowel regulator, claiming the remedy was put up sixty years ago and remains a standard home laudanum free formula for stomach and digestion.
Readable fragment notes that painted fingernails were fashionable in ancient Egypt around 1000 B C. The brief mentions fingernail adornment as a cultural trend without detailing figures or contexts.
Los Angeles Tribune reported that Goodwill bags in the United States send worn clothing overseas to M Thicin in Europe, who resells it to Africa and Asia rulers. The article notes about seven million dollars worth of discarded items are sold annually.
Harvard researchers report a method to shave fossils to a thickness of 125000 inch, enabling unprecedented preservation with minimal material loss and potential new insights into ancient specimens.
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