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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1932
Page
6
The season showcases chalky finished laces and fabrics, with peau ange styled gowns and open mesh jackets. Chalklike hues range from pastel to chalk white, making lace dresses versatile for dining and dancing without wrinkling or crushing.
Practical advice on stopping nail biting with gloves and oils, plus cuticle care and hygiene. Discusses sleep routines to improve health and beauty, including room conditions, avoiding stimulants, warm milk, snacks, baths, and breathing. Warns worry harms rest and links healthy sleep to overall vitality.
Belts appear in many forms from steel to wood and bright finishes with belts, buckles, and new ribbons. combinations with matching pocketbooks and scarfs are shown. belted styles encourage bold color pairing such as green belts with yellow dresses and bags. Striped and plaid woven belts in wool add to navy or solid color ensembles as ribbon counters rush with wide shiny ribbons for belts.
The article describes calfskin unlined shoes styled with perforations as the main trim for tailored street footwear. It highlights sporty looks, moderate heels, and glove like comfort with no lining, no toe boxing, and no toe seams, noting perforations for summer wear.
Fashion notes highlight a trend in patent leather bags with three large silver stars running diagonally across one corner, marking a stylish detail appreciated by many of the era's sharpest shoppers.
A fashion note describes a shell pink linen sports frock and pale blue kid shoes with deeper blue trim. It highlights coordinating hats and pastel color ensembles for girls in late spring and summer.
Within 86 miles in California the highest point Mount Whitney at 14,498 feet and the lowest Death Valley at 276 feet below sea level mark the extremities of the United States.
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