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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
6
The piece urges fashion by pairing fine kid shoes with coordinated accessories. It highlights brown trimmed white kid pumps, two tone brown accents, and a brown white dress ensemble. A draw string Olympic sandal in brown fawn or white versions is showcased. A timeless black shoe is noted as essential in any wardrobe.
Fashion favors blues and beige this season with rust reds greens and browns. Suit jackets run short and jaunty while coats rise to long broad-shouldered shapes. Black recedes as color contrast shifts to lighter tones in spring wardrobes.
Frocks show tucking as a key beautifier, adding pleats and frillings. Designers balance girlish charm with restrained touches to create tailored, individual garments.
The spring sports coat uses a composite fabric of silk artificial silk cotton and wool. The beige material features brown streaks and a loose gunny sack like weave.
Fashion's color contrast rule shines in sports wear with a white spongy durene mesh dress. The look features a bold linen red girdle and a color-coordinated beret, emphasizing energy and durability after sun and wear.
Hilario Elias, 21, sought and received court authority to propose to Josepa Esparza, 19, despite family restrictions from her grandmother. Superior Judge Martin L Walsh issued a writ of habeas corpus freeing Esparza from interference, and the couple soon obtained a marriage license.
E R Blake a 23 year old biology instructor from the University of Pittsburgh described his solo Venezuela trek to collect birds for Chicago’s Field Museum. He climbed a tree when a herd of peccaries gnawed the trunk, removing a large tree during a three hour standoff before dawn chased them away.
Inspector Jack Cannon explains San Francisco gang slang for firearms, police, and crime terms. He contrasts local words like smoke wagon hot stove and uncles for federal agents with Chicago jargon such as Tommy gun and mob. The glossary includes hot sled hot short double cross and other colorful terms.
A twelve year old Eskimo boy pulled his ailing mother and three year old brother on a sled for over 160 miles to safety at Wager Inlet Post in northern Canada. The journey, amid winter, followed a string of misfortune including scarce meat and dying dogs. Kudluk, the mother, remained unmarried and the boy присist, becoming camp drudge after reaching safety.
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