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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
2
A lively quick-read on hand crochet garments for youngsters. It describes two dresses and a jacket set in mercerized cotton, a yellow party dress with lace shells, a simple Sunday frock, and a navy brown or wine-red two piece ensemble with lazy daisy embroidery, plus mercerized triangle scarves for adults.
Bias cut techniques reshape garments as sleeves and yokes are inset in jackets and dresses. Designers show two and three piece suits in solid colors accented by short scarves knotted at the throat and tucked through jacket tabs.
In this season's afternoon models designers frame long slender tunics as a key silhouette. Fabrics in faconne rayon crepe lame and rayon ottoman and falle pair with dull velvet costumes. Marco Rochas showcases elaborate tunics in lame chenille tufted fabric quilted crepe and beaded or spangled fabrics to match smart ensembles with wool and slit cellulose film.
Lucien Lelong reveals extremely close fitted front and back dresses to the knees that cleverly extend into a long graceful train. Molyneux adds a back hem creating train effects often covered with plastic sequins for a contrasting look against rayon satin or crepe fabrics.
Cherie Nicholas notes taffeta returns to fashion with romance and winter resort to early spring looks. The feature dress, a deep blue celanese taffeta gown, showcases a large self-taffeta bow at the neck and a full flare from the knee, marking youth and distinction.
Fashion houses showcase bold plastic clip fastenings as sole closure in diverse outfits. Designers emphasize minimal hardware with oversized button-like clips dominating coats, dresses, and accessories.
The design allows wool or plaid wool with a velveteen blouse, featuring kick-pleated skirt and a flattering blouse line. Pattern 9135 comes in sizes 12 to 40, requires four yards of 54 inch fabric for size 16, and costs fifteen cents with order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
A downcast patron enters a restaurant near the doorway and declines typical offerings with a sharp exchange. The waiter suggests various dishes as the man responds he has already eaten, reflecting a brief, lighthearted dining scene from the Chelsea Record.
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The Chelsea Record notes Ole-I bane seeks a license, confusing a hunting permit with a marriage license in a humor item.
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