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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1934
Page
3
The article reviews college girl wardrobes with versatile fabrics like rayon crepe and sports-tulle, favoring simple tailored lines over fussy details. It notes washable rayon crepe, satin and velvet options, and smart trims such as grosgrain belts and velvet ribbon collars, suitable for daywear and formal gatherings.
Cherie Nicholas describes veils as chic versatile accessories that underscore sophistication. New pointed contour veils add coquettish glamour for young women, while Padova lace slippers in black lace and satin signal a luxury footwear trend for the upcoming fall and winter season.
The fall wedding gowns present heavy trains nine to ten feet long, challenging bridal attendants. Designer Germaine Monteil favors trains, frills, bows and even four inch rabots on stark black frocks, plus new evening looks with fish-tail trains and bold front slashes.
Fashion notes forecast a rise in two piece frocks for autumn. Day dresses show tunic tunics in silk and wool, with beige silk town models featuring a severe line softened by a large ruffled jabot pulled through a neck ring.
The display features wide belts on new fall sports clothes and long flowing sashes tied in front on street and afternoon dresses.
Turtle shell and crystal hemi spheres rimmed with gold form smart winter clips. The design pairs tortoise shell and crystal elements with a gold center for a polished accessory.
Cottons and linens supply a versatile daily frock with a flounce sleeve semi belted waist and small colored buttons. Diagrammed sew chart included sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 44. Send 15 cents and order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
The dialogue features Senator Sorghum describing a brass band that will celebrate any political procession that earns the right of way. The piece reflects satirical debate on patriotism and public display.
A dramatic scene shows a helpless newsboy begging charity as a vendor pleads for help while a gentleman refuses, offering a dinner instead as distress and social sting unfold.
A Boston Transcript quip on manners contrasts a boy’s hesitation with the phrase I’m too polite to say it madam after receiving a cent for carrying a grip. The exchange captures social expectations and humor of courtesy.
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