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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
6
A violet ray branding device exposes initials on tin disks placed against babies to prevent mix-ups. Four minutes of exposure reveal marks that last ten days. The scene shows Nurse Therese Marc-Aurele branding Baby Irma Wagenfeld, daughter of Mrs. Jeanette Wagenfeld.
Honker the Goose reports to Buster Bear that Flathorns the Moose is troubled and considering leaving his favorite places due to safety concerns. Peter Rabbit listens as the group learns the big moose fears traps and danger near Paddy the Beaver’s pond in the Green Forest.
The article advises cooling foods during midsummer and autumn to stay physically and mentally serene. It recommends milk and malted milk for children, fruit juices, salads, and simple desserts like Boiled Chocolate Dessert and Macaroon and Chocolate Pudding, with step by step preparation details. It also suggests a Fresh Cabbage Salad with shredded cabbage, green pepper, onion, and carrot.
A 1931 recipe blends an oil egg sugar salt mustard mixture with vinegar and a starch-thickened sauce, kept in a cool jar. The further text expands into a fable-like dialogue about Flathorns the great horned figure in The Great Woods, with animal characters likening size to a farm horse and cousin to Lightfoot.
Rock gardeners should consider hardy lilies such as the Siberian coral lily with scarlet tiny blooms not tall. Dwarf Hlegana Lily Prince of Orange and Lilium concolor suit rock gardens and endure cold Canada winters. Plant in the coming autumn.
A collage of notes on trained captive lions from Hagenbeck near Hamburg and Charles Gay’s El Monte farm. The tale features Superstitious Sue as the largest lion, hunters seeking his flattened horns, and fear and mischief among the animals and handlers in winter quarters and on the road.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes a summer trend toward large brims in hats with varied styles. Paris models showcase rough blue straw hats, transparent white toppers, and black milan straw designs with wide ribbons and delicate mesh crowns, highlighting lightweight, extreme brim silhouettes and touches of white for chic effect.
Paris fashion notes mark the return of the stiff curlicue coiffure of the late 1890s with 1931 updates. Women wear marcels shaping the head and open brows, while rolls and curls finish at the neck. New accessories include invisible hairpins, sleeping caps, and diamond hair clips with slides to hold waves at the temples.
Style guidance for size 40 figures emphasizes jackets as versatile wear for varying sleeve lengths. Boucle and Shantung fabrics flatter without bulk, while coordinated jackets with skirts avoid stark contrast. Large head sizes benefit from proportioned hats. simple line straw and panama hats complete the warm weather wardrobe.
Fashion notes celebrate cotton fabrics in midsummer displays with Paris designers praising new cotton mesh weaves. An evening gown in white cotton mesh showcases graceful draping and sophisticated simplicity as the current mode.
The cowl neckline continues to dominate fashion as several seasons of popularity pass. It remains versatile for summer dresses and can be styled in a deep V or oval shape, sometimes paired with a modest piece of lace or lingerie as an accent.
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