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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1935
Page
6
The influence of peasant motifs across mid European dress is noted with bloused bodices, embroidered belts, fringe edges, and bold sleeves inspiring modern designers. Regency era silhouettes with high waistlines and long decorative hems offer a contrasting formal trend for spring and summer fashion.
The evening mode favors masses of frothy tulle used as trim on gowns. A yellow and black silk crepe gown features black tulle froth on shoulders and a matching cape with frothy black tulle layers.
The latest halos for evening wear feature plaited silk in diverse colors with moleskin capes and mutts dyed in green plum and navy.
A clever woman can refresh a single evening gown for a season by changing colors and accessories. Suggestions include a white crepe dress with simple lines and multiple wraps and jackets in bold hues and delicate materials to create varied looks.
Paris fashion highlights purple range colors sponsored by Schiaparelli Matinbacher Lelong Patou and others. violets pansies and lilacs appear in varied forms from shoulder sprays to lavender trims. The trend follows a summer shift toward purples and blues with purple tones in fabrics and trims.
Black velvet dominates the scene with high spots for day and night wear. Velvet suits feature peplums rhinestone buttons or bowknots, described as chic and stylish.
In a busy shop Mrs. Hardface pesters her reluctant husband while selecting items. She spots a lamp shade for the drawing room light and declares it the exact one she wanted. The price is two guineas but he deems it too dear for their budget.
Bagshaw confesses to a friend at the club that a lecturer claimed shady character shows on the lower face. He admits his discomfort, admitting he has a double chin.
A brief comic exchange has Germ-Gee reacting with surprise as a Cheeky joke mentions Limburger cheese germs attempting a handshake. The dialogue highlights a playful misunderstanding between two characters.
Jones returns from fishing drenched and gloomy. He states he caught a lot on the trip despite a thunder storm. He plans to catch it later at home, implying a cold and weary mood.
A child answers questions about a picture of a monkey. The teacher prompts what a monkey does, and the child identifies climbing up and down a tree. The dialogue showcases a simple classroom interaction about animals.
A fragment from an American Girl column shows a terse exchange about sending five pesos and a promised return. The dialogue hints at a planned trip to Manila with uncertainty about when the speaker will come back.
An odd New York Sun item notes that thousands of Chinese hogs were used last year to produce paint frennis Vrusics. The piece comments on training animals to make things and questions the notion with a playful tone.
A playful exchange questions who supplies meat with Freddy naming the butcher as the answer. The dialogue centers on identifying the sausage source.
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