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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

7

No Man Too Rich to Eat Cabbage

The piece argues that wealth does not justify neglecting common vegetables. It traces ancient diets, scurvy, and the shift from home gardens to imported produce aided by cars and refrigeration, noting farmers often lack money for fresh produce and rely on canners and groceries.

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Shirtwaist Wedding Gown Is Chic News Thrills Brides

The piece promotes a white satin shirtwaist wedding gown with built in train worn over a sleeveless satin dress. It notes two n-one practicality, youthful trim details, and fashion previews with lace and color trend ideas for bridal ensembles.

Western Newspaper Union

Housewife Remix Reveals Sugar Powder Hack

The Housewife suggests crushing clumped powdered sugar in a food chopper to restore it to powdery state. She notes it grinds easily and returns sugar to usable form quickly, easing a common kitchen annoyance.

Public Ledger, Inc WNU Service

London university to celebrate centenary next year

An almost century old London university in England plans centenary celebrations next year as part of its new Bloomsbury home becomes ready. The institution educates 18,000 students in its colleges with 877 professors and readers and 883 other teachers, plus about 12,000 outside students.

London University England Bloomsbury

Health teaching in schools and families united

Mary G McCormick of the New York State Department of Education argues health education is a school duty shared with parents. She urges parents to model good health at home through proper eating, rest, cleanliness, and tranquility to foster healthy children and prevent health defects.

Mary G. McCormick New York State Department of Education Miss McCormick

Eliot Indian Bible Sold From Stetson Library

Rev. John Eliot’s Indian Bible from the library of John Batterson Stetson Jr. of Philadelphia sold for 2400 dollars. Dated 1663, the translation aided Eliot’s missionary work among New England Indians. About 1000 copies were printed, with only 50 surviving.

Eliot John Batterson Stetson, Jr Philadelphia John Eliot New England

Town Wear by Cherie Nicholas Jacket Dress Style

The brown and white printed jacket dress offers smart town wear with a stitched-down scarf. Tailored buttons alternate brown and white while a brown belt and boutonniere harmonize the color scheme.

Cherie Nicholas

Lower waistline trends highlighted by LeLong and rivals

The report notes a shift to lower waistlines in evening gowns and wraps as LeLong showcases four inch lower backs. Lanvin features glamorous gowns with low waists, while blouses worn over skirts cinch at the normal waist. Schiaparelli presents double belts twisted at back with metal studs.

LeLong Lanvin Schiaparelli

Style Parade Highlights For Summer Wardrobe

A country fashion guide suggests light dressmaker styles for hot summers, with coats optional. Jewelry, necklaces, hats, and a feminine touch on tailored outfits are emphasized, along with velvet accents and lace for day and evening wear. Colors favored include blue gray brown yellow and vibrant pinks.

Lace themed metal jewelry debuts for spring

Metal lace motifs appear in bracelets earbobs and clip designs for spring jewelry. Lace impressions in bright colors decorate edging and inserts from pink and blue to green yellow brown and navy. Bracelets range from one to two inches wide and the fan shaped design and rosette inspired earbobs highlight the collection.

Snow Top Fox Fur Cape Dye Creates Snowy Surface

A new dye called snow top fox tops fur with a white surface while leaving the under fur dark. The cape feature highlights the snowy texture and contrasts with the hidden depths of the fur.

Rustling Silks to Please Sirs in Fashion Notes

Ladies prepare for elegant attire as reports describe silk gowns and fur trims for social events. The feature highlights suggested dress materials and styling to complement formal occasions and impress gentlemen in attendance.

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