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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
6
In a woodland tale, Peter Rab sits patiently as Short-Tail the Shrew hints at winter storehouses. Short-Tail explains how he stores snails underground to survive cold months and how he stays active in winter while teasing Peter about misidentifying him as a mouse.
The excerpt features a golfer who rarely finds the rough and contrasts with Chick Evans. It shifts to a woodland scene where Short-Tail the rabbit explains hunting for food among leaves, stumps, and scraps left by predators like Reddy Fox and Shadow the Weasel. He notes eating beechnuts and seeds and promises to return hungry soon.
Poem advising steady, earned progress over flashy status. It contrasts building a solid life brick by brick with seeking instant fame and wealth. It urges humble growth, enduring faith, and consistent actions to become what one seems.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union article outlines making lemon ice, strawberry ice cream, and sorbet. It details boiling sugar syrup, lemon juice, optional rind, and chilling before freezing. It includes strawberry preparation with cream, milk, eggs, and salt, plus serving ideas with berries.
A collage of dated humorous snippets notes quirks from exam papers and essays. Entries touch on Lincoln hats botanical parts and golf tips with odd misstatements and playful contrasts across 1933 era pieces.
Designers embrace daring veil styles for brides using tulle hats with brims beret veils and two piece trains. Featured are two section veils separating long train lace borders and a high Medici pleated collar look. Ready-to-wear sets and flower muffs offer complete wedding ensembles for bridesmaids.
The coming seasons will feature ensembles pairing contrasting coats with dresses, treating the coat as a distinct item. Patou shows pearl gray coats over raven-blue dresses while Jenny presents vivid green and carrot-red coats over black lacquered satin dresses. Sleeveless coats gain prominence to highlight bold dress sleeves.
Designers shift from plain and printed crepe to printed linen with trimmed accents. A solid color dress introduces linen as a detachable trim, delivering practical yet smart summer style with washable fabric and versatile crepe or sheer textures.
The feature highlights a season hit called Le Pied de Poule in variations using chicken foot weave. It appears in wool and silk and is used from outer garments to lingerie layers next to the skin.
A new Jersey knitting dress in bright blue appears hand knitted. The design emphasizes slenderizing lines with hip tucking and a standout draw-string neckline tied with a wooden buckle.
Linen suits dominate summer wardrobes with uncrushable fabric in dark practical colors. Buyers can choose versatile black linen options for a neat, low maintenance look this season.
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