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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
6
Garth escorts aboard Huxley and Miss Ramill as they hunt a North country lode. An investor Ramill debates terms while Garth bids for a one year lease with sixty percent gross. A plane flight to a glacier valley ends with a dramatic descent toward the lake.
Alan Garth, a northern mining prospector, prepares to leave his claim as Burton Ramill, his daughter Lilith, and pilot Vivian Huxley land at an emergency station. The visitors mistake Garth for an ignorant prospector and offer a trip to his claim while dismissing his platinum ore samples as nearly worthless. Lilith Ramill displays sharp contempt for Garth, a product of the jazz age.
Garth follows Miss Ramill beneath the aircraft wing and declines to assist her climb into the cabin or with the boarding steps. The scene notes that women's rights do not include courtesy in return for insults.
A Montreal Herald writer argues snails are mollusks with Pulmonate lungs and belong to land or freshwater groups. Pulmonates include land snails and freshwater varieties with shells, plus slugs without full shells, all reproducing by eggs and feeding mainly on plants.
The steamboat Clermont was built by Robert Fulton, marking a milestone in early American propulsion and river transport. Fulton showcased the vessel, demonstrating its viability on American waterways and shaping subsequent steam navigation.
Fashion closes the gap between generations as mothers and daughters share metal accents and draped silhouettes. Mothers favor restrained metallic touches and soft bodices while debutants wear silver lames and tailored gowns. Both groups embrace soft draped modes with flattering details like shirring and unpressed pleats, using silk sheets for comfort and elasticity.
Cherie Nicholas notes sturdy suede jackets in rich colors lead winter sportswear. The top model features embossed gridiron checks on mosaic rust suede worn by Virginia Reid, while a lower version adds triangular pocket flaps, belt, and a convertible collar.
The article advises women to study their faces and choose hairstyles and cosmetics to flatter features. It suggests avoiding a middle part for long noses and recommends center parts for shorter noses, with fluffed sides for long faces and sleek backs for round faces. It also notes youthful faces suit curly, flaring fringe styles.
Advice on fur care urges shaking to fluff and dust removal rather than brushing. It notes fox pelts are beaten with a stick on ranches and by strong men to enhance luxury, warning against gentle handling.
A scarf labeled Personality offers seven ways to wear a V shaped splash print. The V forms a triangle and ends can be tied, knotted, or draped in various ways. Wear it with a cowl neckline, tie a bow in back, or bring it to the front for another small bow.
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