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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
7
A fashion feature highlights the shift to new wool fabrics with varied weaves, bold colors, and textures for sports, daywear, and campus outfits. Rabbit wools, nubby tweeds, cordings, and sheer woolens are praised for versatility, while fur bindings and sheer black suits set trend leaders among contemporary wardrobes.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas surveys the growing plaid trend in woolen fabrics. A tunic shown in soft spongy wool features a smart gray base with plaid accents in red green yellow and white and highlights a distinctive ascottle as a key sport costume detail.
Two piece styles emerge as ideal for fall wearing lightweight wool or crepe. Designers stress comfort and versatility for day and evening looks, with coordinated separates that mix and match with coats and accessories.
The new fall designs push trousers for women from beach and backyard to dinners and dances. Designers show trousers beneath skirts, divided draped skirts, and even undisguised pants in formal wear with the boldest look a slashed evening skirt revealing matching shorts.
The umbrella skirt is the season’s new campus trend worn with sweaters. It features a flare and gored panels with crosses between seams, signaling a move to shorter fuller styles in flannels tweeds and Angora fabrics.
A satin evening cape features a silver fox border at the front and a neckline secured by a large baguette diamond and a fu by clip. The piece highlights luxury materials and bold jewelry accents.
Sewing pattern notice describes a new house frock with surplice facing and large buttons. Offers sizes 34 through 46 with yardage for size 36 and includes diagrammed sew chart. Pattern 9614 costs fifteen cents, orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
A lady accuses a merchant of selling rotten apples yesterday and brings them back. The merchant dismisses the complaint saying the customer's word is as good as the apples. A classroom exchange defines an engineer as a man who works on an engine and a pioneer as a woman who works on a piano.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a policeman notes a driver’s forty five speed expectation just after a bend while the driver laments an aged look from her hat. The lighthearted moment captures street banter between enforcement and motorist.
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