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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
7
The 1933 Western Newspaper Union feature surveys spectator outfits for outdoor sports. It highlights leopard skin coats over plaid suits, brown and white tweed ensembles, high neck tunics with mink trims, bright red wool suits with fur scarfs, long narrow fur scarfs, mink muffs, and green brown color schemes with alpine felts and quilled hats.
Readers are urged to view last season staples as usable. Designers advise selecting several advance fashions each season to position oneself as a leader. The piece cites Vionnet’s Arab burnoose wrap in satin as an example and notes budget checks for velvet or ermine options.
Lanvin debuts a jaunty sports mode with a straight clean-cut silhouette for the year. Olive green brown gray and navy wools create two piece frocks or slender skirts with loose three quarter length coats. Trim collars use astra khan shaved lamb or muskrat.
A brief passage notes short hair showing prettiest on short cuts while the flying bob remains possible. Hair is trimmed to a length allowing a single upturn along the nape line.
The article recounts John Finley, son of Archibald Finley, guiding Daniel Boone to Kentucky. It notes Finley’s early life as an Indian trader, his 1752 river journey to Louisville, and his role in inspiring Boone’s movement via the Cumberland Gap in 1769.
The piece recounts Bill Tilghman's life from Iowa frontier beginnings to Dodge City marshal, Guthrie chief, Oklahoma City police chief, and U.S. deputy marshal famed for capturing Bill Doolin. It notes his death on November 1, 1924 in Cromwell Oklahoma and honors his decades of frontier law enforcement.
The editor of Answers urges true charity as universal love. He cites Rip van Winkle awakening to a world transformed by believing the best in others, urging readers to suspend gossip and suspicion, extend trust, and see merit rather than fault in every neighbor.
Sugar coated Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills offer relief for acid stomach heartburn and nausea at 25 cents a box. Advertisement from Wright's Pill Co. located at 100 Gold St New York City. Also a separate line asks can a machine be beautiful not and be practical.
Naomi declares she will end Tolliver’s courtship and burn his letters then marry him, surprising her friend with plans to quit their two year ritual and surprising the old parlor light memory.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach. It claims one Pellet for a laxative three for a cathartic and suggests few people rely on telephoning in daily life.
George Tanaka, manager of a Japanese baseball team in Vancouver, is believed to have made the first hole in one by a one-armed golfer on a 90 yard uphill hole.
An advertisement proclaims Bayer Aspirin provides quick pain relief by dissolving swiftly after ingestion. It claims faster relief from headaches neuritis and rheumatism with safe effects and advises insisting on genuine Bayer Aspirin for reliability.
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