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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
7
Open mesh effects dominate midseason looks with lace like knits and square mesh. Dresses, coats, suiting, and blouses feature hand crochet and vivid water lily shades with matching accessories including gloves scarves bags and shoes in orange tangerine black and white.
Velvet dominates spring fashion with white velvet jackets paired with black satin skirts and short velvet evening wraps. Black velvet coats feature flare elbow barrels, gathered cuffs of white ermine, and a white ermine collar with a black velvet bow.
The article advises that a jacket is essential with a new spring frock to ensure a grand success. It notes jackets range from long coats to short evening coverings, usually matching the frock in material and color to appear as a cohesive ensemble.
A fashion note highlights plaid ginghams as a stylish shirt option cut like a man’s, paired with trousers or sports skirts. The fabric’s bold plaid pattern offers a distinct, chic look favored in Southern wardrobes.
Cherie Nicholas notes this season's high waistline trend with a black and white check wool suit. A vivid green crepe lining and blouse contrast the ensemble while belts and tabs create the effect of a skirt rising above the waist.
Alan and Buzzard locate a gas cache at Goose Point while Bill Hardsock, wounded and wary, reveals a trap set by Inspector Haskell. Bill had warned Alan with a blazing birch display as Smoky shadowed their plans, then reunite to load fuel for a quick getaway amid potential pursuit.
Sailors, traders, and police clash as six bandits seize the Midnight Sun on the Mackenzie. Sergt. Alan Baker clashes with Inspector Haskell over capture plans. Joyce MacMillan confronts romantic turmoil as the expedition moves toward a final showdown.
Stages of civilization are recorded in currency says historian Faram Zerbe former president of the American Nu mismatic association Money is a documentary record of human progress Coins serve as imperishable manuscripts showing art architecture and religion Greece and Rome are depicted in ancient coin hoards while medieval coins reflect decline The Bulgaria passage describes a village streamm of life with families and animals moving to fields mothers carrying babies and donkeys transporting infants
A concise note argues that talk costs nothing while actions prove intent. The speaker emphasizes deeds over words, urging practical steps rather than promises.
A vintage advertisement touts WYETHS SAGE SULPHUR as a simple solution to gray hair. It claims dramatic darkening results with a large bottle purchase and straightforward directions.
Mrs. Sarah H. Stetson of Augusta Maine keeps a tree in her yard that sprouted from an acorn picked up on the Gettysburg battlefield by her late husband in 1915. He shared acorns but hers alone flourished into a growing tree preserving the memory.
Springfield resident Mrs. Louis Mertens credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with quick recovery from pains dull headaches and loss of ambition after illness. She reports improvement after three tablets and feels fine. The clipping also notes a comment about art forgery and a misattributed signature.
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