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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

6

Cat Hero at Animal Hero Day on Harmony Cage with Robin

Puffy the three year old cat from Mount Vernon shared a cage with a robin named Kippie at Hotel Astor for Animal Hero Day. Silver medals honored canine and feline exploits from bandit catching to lifesaving.

New York Puffy Hotel Astor

Gold Fashion Takes Lead in 1933 Style Circles

Fashion favors the gold standard with accessories and fabrics dominating wardrobes for day and evening wear. Gold lame and metal mesh accents illuminate collars, cuffs, belts, hats, and gowns while sequins and gold nets brighten scarves and outerwear. This trend showcased in WNU images and caption notes highlights gilded textures, crystals, and crinkled lamé in afternoon dresses and high style evening gowns.

Milady Necliwear

Vagabonds Kept by Law Despite Flight in Plane or Cab

New Jersey Supreme Court rules that a man may be a vagabond even if he travels by airplane or rides in a taxicab. In the appeal of James Goodman and Lewis Molnar from a Jersey City sentence, the court notes they had no fixed dwelling and traveled without visible means of support after being arrested with $4,500 in worthless checks.

Trenton N. J State Supreme Court James Goodman Lewis Molnar Jersey City Washington Newark Supreme Court

Not Tired of Life Dog Saves Master at Danube

A 57 year old waiter Gustav Clelek wandered in despair and jumped into the Danube with his dog. The dog pulled him back to the bank where a policeman found them, keeping watch as the master lay drenched and alive.

Vienna Gustav Clelek Danube Clelek Cellek

Dog Too Nice for Jail Wins Master’s Freedom

In Hagerstown Maryland Magistrate Richard Sweeney grants a suspended sentence to Hanson after pleading intoxication. Hanson appears with his dog Wank inspiring the judge to spare both from jail saying he cannot imprison a nice dog for its caretaker’s sin.

Hagerstown Hanson Richard Sweeney

Formal wraps dazzle with velvet and cape etk

Cherie Nicholas notes growing enthusiasm for velvet formal wraps. Patou presents a waist length velvet jacket in deep violet with voluminous sleeves forming a cape effect and Worth showcases full length velvet in golden yellow trimmed with silver fox and a diamond buckle belt.

Patou

Charming velvets offer color touch for sports wear

The piece notes velvets velveteens and corduroys in lacquer reds greens and blues, paired with rugged tweeds and town country wools. Bold stripes and polka dots brighten ensembles while gloves add vivid accents to black outfits and color matches with greens blues and grays.

Paris

Various Blue Shades Gain Popularity in Sports Wear

Blue tones from navies to purples appear in tweed and knitted outfits for casual wear. The sport ensemble features diagonal wool, a double breasted short jacket, stitched front pleats skirt, and a three quarter length raglan coat with a beaver shawl collar and matching pillow muff.

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