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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
7
Dr Lloyd Arnold of the University of Illinois College of Medicine argues that heart disease rises with age, noting 86 percent of cardiac deaths occur after forty five. He explains the wear on the heart from infections, advises rest and gradual work reduction, and stresses medical supervision for individual treatment.
Lace fashion sweeps daytime wear with lace shirtwaist dresses and tailored lace ensembles. Designers showcase lace hats capes jackets and evening wraps while lace trims and edgings accent sport and travel pieces. French and American houses feature cotton and silk lace in versatile, crease resistant outfits for summer.
Gray is a fashionable color with many following. Gray woolens appear in coats suits and tailored dresses favored by the smart set. A pictured gray woolen dress shows the style with a detachable red lined cape and buttoned sleeves.
Tailored jackets feature pleats and back fullness paired with flannel or gabardine, styled with odd skirts to create smart sport suits for the season.
Wrist ruffles appear on new dressier blouses, often paired with jabots or ruffled collars to enhance elegance and drama in silhouettes.
Blouses trend toward feminine details with chiffon fabrics and soft colors. Shirring dominates with collars cuffs pockets shoulders and sleeves all shirred, including a black neck line peasant frock style.
The season features monograms on accessories for maids and matrons. Handbags vanity cases scarves lapels and gloves receive modernistic initials in metal wood or rhinestones. Bracelets and fobs show open-sided name slots for personal initials.
A new glassy celluous fabric duplicating earlier tissue fashion debuts. It resembles wrappings tissue, is stiff yet light, durable, and glitters like metal. Available in black white and rainbow, it outfits evening gowns formal blouses and collar cuff sets adding a formal note to street wear.
A satirical piece defines the cow as a female quadruped with an alto voice and a guileless countenance. It mocks dairy production noting two stomachs a milk source and processing steps while humorously describing anatomy and economics from pasture to restaurant.
In January 1932 Guatemala's Acatenango Fuego and Agua erupted, blanketing several cities with ash. Six months later Nicaragua's Ome tepe, the region's largest volcano, sent ash up to 36 miles away.
The mining town of Columbia California once came within a single vote of becoming the state capital. It has now been revealed the ghost city may be leased as a historical site for twelve dollars a year. Briefly told the devourers of character operate unseen, avoiding direct eye contact with their victim.
A brief guide on applying essential tools for eyebrow grooming. It stresses selecting precise implements and maintaining steady technique to achieve clean, natural results. Tips cover tweezers, scissors, brushes, and controlled shaping for professional-looking brows.
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