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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
7
Velvet becomes the medium for evening coats tunics and jackets in a fresh fashion wave. Designers showcase knee length tunics in transparent white velvet with gold cords and tassels while crinkled washable velvet offers practical wear.
Fashion note on fall dresses highlights cabochon and big-button nailhead accents in gold or silver. Describes a dark brown chardonize yarn dress with popcorn weave, lame gold collar, nail head trim, slashed sleeves, covered buttons, and a wide self fabric girdle.
Ankle length skirts will be seen on many afternoon gowns in London society circles this winter. The trend emphasizes graceful lines and flexible styling for formal daytime events across high society venues.
Western inspired fashion arrives in shop windows with Buffalo Bill flair in tailored suits and hats. Wide brimmed felt hats with sombrero vibes top tweeds while hats named the dude rancher rough rider and sidesaddle beret lead the trend. Bandannas knot at aristocratic throats in red and blue prints, with silk neck ties adding color to daytime frocks and sweaters.
Women embrace comfortable home wear with heavy white silk coats featuring broad revers and silk cords. Pajamas or a white slip complement the coat. A second look highlights an angora crepe negligee with shaved marabou trim at the neckline and sleeves.
The article notes green remains a favored color range from vivid greens for day outfits to forest and hunter tones for evening wear. Deep blue greens also attract attention for ensembles, blouses, and sober suits.
A dialogue fragment shows debate on business sentiment and profits. The exchange includes quips about a figure named Swift being a legal light, framed as witty commentary rather than a formal report.
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband about sleepwalking and practical bedtime routines. The joke hinges on the wife’s question and the husband’s punchline involving carfare to bed.
A witty exchange on time and money as two men debate how to spend a moment. The man of business offers time as currency while the gentleman of leisure accepts it as a form of payment. The banter highlights contrasting attitudes toward value.
A pattern advertisement promotes a frock easy to sew for laundresses with attached sash and ruffles. It notes sizes 14 through 44, fabric needed for size 16, and includes a diagrammed sew chart. Order form requests name address style number size and 15 cents for Pattern 9937 from Sewing Circle in New York.
A brief quoted exchange shows convict and governor dialogue about government ownership. Dus tin Stax expresses willingness to sell to the government when values rise and buy back when they fall, reflecting a market strategy. The Louisville Times notes the exchange as a light economic caution.
A cautionary dialogue unfolds with a remorseful husband confessing fault as a strained marriage is tested by financial stress and a bleak moment. The exchange highlights fault, regret, and financial tension within a domestic scene.
A witty exchange contrasts Mars life doubt with a quip about European bias and U S loan requests. The line implies a debate on space life and American financial independence through a humorous, political lens.
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