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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1935
Page
3
Lace gowns and accessories dominate midseason displays as designers favor lace for both stately matrons and younger women. The emphasis includes black lace outfits with short matching jackets for informal dining, green Maire accents, beaded and embroidered laces, and shirtwaist resort dresses.
A leather hip length jacket with a Johnny collar for warmth and ease of wear is paired with a Scotch plaid skirt in a matching color. Calfskin kitten tongues are noted for walking and a beret completes the jaunty look.
A new velvet with a shiny cellophane pile on a silk back is suggested for making accessories such as hats bags capes and evening jackets.
Peasant themed styles dominate the season with vibrant color pairs and rustic fabrics. Details include fringed edges, peasant print cottons in sports frocks, bloused bodices, gathered skirts, embroidered belts, raffia accents, and heavy linen and cotton laces in accessories.
A fashion note describes evening wear with short trains or slits, tunic silhouettes, fur trimming, and colorful fabrics. It details a dull rose taffeta gown with brown kolinsky shoulder straps, a plum Chantilly lace tunic dress with a long tunic and trained skirt, and a red sequined tunic over a dull red crepe skirt.
Patou showcases a refined new dress line with simplified lines and graceful curves. The designer reduces the previous austere look from August, shortening daytime slits and keeping evening slits smartly moderate for a chic, balanced collection.
A reflective column urges readers to guard their time, arguing self theft occurs through procrastination and wasted effort. It compares political discussion to weather complaints, praises citizen responsibility to influence government, and warns voters must communicate with representatives to shape policy.
Crochet pattern for a three piece chair set including a 14x11 inch center piece and two 6x11 inch arm rests. Uses large filet stitches with size 15 thread and No 8 or 9 hooks. Instructions, diagram and materials available from Home Craft Co. Dept. B at 19th and St. Louis Ave, St. Louis Mo for 40 cents.
Doris W. McCray argues against cooking cheese in Hygeia Magazine while noting the American Medical Association committee on foods accepts cheese. She says cheese may be melted in sauce or added grated after removal from heat, warning high heat or long cooking drives fat out and toughens protein into stringy rubbery masses.
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