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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1934

Page

2

Early fall fashions for youngsters lead school wear trends

Designers showcase practical, stylish outfits for children as they return to school. Frocks in green mossy tones, plaid cottons, and two child ensembles highlight a shift to richer colors, crepe fabrics, and wool-like textures with emphasis on versatility for daily wear.

Chicago Wholesale Market Council Western Newspaper Union

Smartly Simple by Cherie Nicholas

A navy and white coin dot print frock in crepe weave embodies the new vogue for simple daytime wear. Suitable for schoolgirl, dormitory tea, office, or classroom, it avoids pleats and fancy lingerie details for easy laundering.

Rings Over Gloves Draw Engaged Girls of London

London fashion notes describe signet rings worn over gloves by engaged girls, a small trend seen in social circles. The practice highlights etiquette shifts and personal branding during engagements.

London

Hat Trends Follow Three Directions

Three hat trends dominate: the face covering rule with forward tilt and curled back, double brims with a swooping felt piece, and fabrics like panne velvet beaver and soft drape felts. Feathers appear prominently with black bird accents and decorative rose birds on crowns.

Muffs Assume New Shapes for Fall and New Furs

Fall accessories bring new muff shapes and fur styles. Muffs now fit both hands in sleek flat furs designed to pair with furless coats. The trend mirrors Paris boat shipments and is complemented by Angora knit muff gloves with extended cuffs.

Paris

Fall Blouse Line Highlights Draped Satin Styles

Shops unveil fall blouses featuring satin fabrics with drapey necklines and full elbow sleeves. The collection emphasizes luxurious textures and a refined, fashionable silhouette for the season.

Plaid Crepes Debut in Fall Fashion Line

Plaid crepes in mossy plaid patterns headline a fall display featuring jacket suits scarves and blouses as designers unveil textures for the upcoming season.

Smartness and Simplicity Frocks Pattern for Daytime Wear

The text promotes a cotton frock design with a wide neckline and raglan sleeves, featuring self-ruffling trim and colored buttons for a smart simple look. It offers Pattern 1811 in multiple sizes and notes fabric needs and a 15 cent price, with ordering to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York

Mother-Tommy exchange vows playful line about washing

A mother scolds Tommy about washing as she prepares him for an upcoming music lesson. Tommy responds with a witty joke about washing the ear closest to his mother, revealing his playful character.

Senator Sorghum complains about bureaus and file cases

In a Washington Star exchange, Senator Sorghum criticizes the government for excessive bureaus and mismanaged file cases. He voices disapproval of how some records are handled while acknowledging the broader bureaucratic environment.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Week’s Supply of Postum Free

Advertisement notes the Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The copy appears in this newspaper as a promotional insert and asks readers to request the offer by sending for information.

Postum Company Ady

Probing The Suitor

A plain citizen and taxpayer speaks, debating his place and taxes. The dialogue hints at civic scrutiny and cost concerns without revealing personal details. The exchange contrasts a taxpayer with a self styled Sire figure debating income or dog tax implications.

Rescue or Razzberry Maid-Please Mrs Whaite

A humorous note from the Sydney Bulletin requests Mrs Whaite to arrive at once to determine if Mr Whaite is in danger of scalding to death or singing, reflecting a chaotic miscommunication.

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