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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
7
Mrs Eddie M Platt of Niagara Street testimonials raving about Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a tonic that strengthens women during childrearing and when run down or nervous It is said to build up nerves mental state and every organ and is available in tablet or liquid from all dealers.
Advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as fast acting medicine for lingering coughs and colds. Claims reach deep into throat and bronchial membranes to stop coughing and break up the cold with hospital proven formula. Offered in two sizes at differing prices to druggists.
A potential major gold deposit near Reykjavik signals a modern Icelandic rush. The discovery contrasts with Iceland's long absence of large metal mines, as about 80 000 residents have historically relied on imports for metals and gold remains newly viable for development.
A fashion note surveys velvet dominated frocks and dinner dresses with contrasting fabrics. It cites sporty jumper skirts, chiffon overlays, and velvet skirts paired with lame jumpers. Mary Astor in The Sea Tiger exemplifies the poised dinner dress with matching fabric accents and a morning glory motif on blouse and skirt.
Bar on de Meyer notes in Harper's Bazar that beauty is passing out of fashion as smartness rises. Fashionable women prefer chic over prettiness and plain, simple dress can elevate a woman into admiration.
The article extols plaits and tucks as clever details for smart dresses. It notes that plaits add fullness without bulk and flounces enhance femininity, while intricate tucked patterns create elegant, graceful silhouettes.
Metallic stockings with real gold thread and silk are described as among new footnotes. They are touted as most sheer and flattering when paired with the gold or aliver gown.
The article notes a revival of feminine fashion with high-dressed forelocks waved above the hair and falling forward or back at the front. Curls are set tightly close, with sausage roll ends. sausage rolls appear at the sides and back, showcasing intricate curling as women embrace a coquettish look.
The large petaled shoulder flower remains a top choice for evening gowns. Bold colored chiffon petals and metallic silver or gold flowers are equally in vogue. Some corsages are so oversized they drape the shoulder and spill onto the upper arm, while white blooms appear as a newer option.
The article discusses choosing between black velvet and black lace gowns. Velvet is attractive and versatile but less travel friendly due to packing and steaming needs. Lace packs more compactly and suits weekend trips, making it more serviceable when space is limited.
The fashion feature highlights fringe trims on a black satin dress imported with long silk fringe sewn on a satin band and draped around the hips. The hanging fringe ends are wrapped over the shoulders forming a transparent fringe cape.
Fashion notes a rising trend among well dressed women toward plain tailored suits with straight skirts and short jackets. Blouses gain focus as knitted pullovers or jumpers create a sweater-like effect.
New close fitting berets feature two tones of felt in sharp contrast with a dark shade resting against the hall. Tailored for short, close coiffures they offer a practical fashion option.
The article highlights black net dance frocks encrusted with crystals in intricate and charming designs. These sophisticated gowns are described as the epitome of smart evening wear for stylish dancers and social events.
Peachey Walton a longtime cashier at Roberts & Co restaurant in Manhattan faces a change when new proprietor Thomas Carlingford, after a brief feud over her friendly chats with patrons, asks her to marry him. Her mother and brother rely on her wages as she weighs the offer and reputational risk.
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