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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1931
Page
3
Velvet jackets continue to flourish as day and evening wear, with black or bright transparent velvet pairing with summer frocks to extend wear into midseason. Bright greens and reds frame chic sleeves and scarf necklines, while newer gowns gain statuesque silhouettes from stiffer velvet and puff sleeves.
Woolens are set to dominate the coming season with a wide range of weights surfaces and finishes. They offer both practicality and beauty as coats fabrics are woven to be closely dense and even interlining is unnecessary. Gossamer woolens provide delicate evening options while remaining practical additions to the wardrobe.
Permanent waves remain popular as methods improve. Women note shorter processing times and better control, with waves held by brushing, moisture, and styling. Techniques allow curls to be coaxed into appealing patterns, while overheating and plain combing can reset the style.
The Cuban heel described as a versatile choice for sports or street wear features a gracefully shaped sturdy heel. Leather uppers in calf or alligator formats adorn spectator-style footwear with a conservative yet polished look.
Plaid transparent velvet in green and yellow fashions this tailored dress with velvet scotch beret to match. A green wool jacket tops this handsome one piece frock which is collared and cuffed with white pique. Black kid pumps, a purse of black velvet with silver mountings and eggshell doeskin street gloves complete this charming outfit.
Two coastal stories from South Africa recount a fish tale and a posthumous snake tale. At Anerley’s Mug's Pool a lucky angler brings in a catch with octopus heads and other sea loot, while Isipingo beach reports a dead snake biting a dog in convulsions after death.
A discussion challenges the claim that every weekday is observed as a Sabbath by different peoples. It notes Muslims, Jews, Seventh Day groups, Christians, and Persians each mark distinct days and argues the notion of a universal perpetual Sabbath is a hodgepodge of fact and fiction.
PathFinder Magazine notes that the idea every day serves as Sabbath for some religion is a repeated claim by careless writers, not a factual universal. The remark is presented as frequently recited, yet lacks universal verification.
A humorous exchange about why street car workers are on strike. The child asks why they strike and the reply notes the workers want higher pay, despite riding the cars for free on a fall day.
A reflective quote from McNulty on action versus thought, stressing that deeds shape the world more than words. The emphasis rests on the paradox of thinking and doing. The line invites readers to act, not merely reflect, to influence outcomes.
A sterling silver cross said to have been carried by Father Claude Allouez, famed Jesuit missionary, is shown at Green Bay Wisconsin's Neville Public Museum. The artifact, unearthed six decades ago, was lent by Mrs. Ellen Lawton Wilson of De Pere.
The article describes luxury lingerie crafted from crepe satin in white or black. It notes white lace with floral patterns topping silk slips and evening wear with decollete backs and deep lace flounces. Black satin night robes and chemises gain impact when edged with white lace.
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