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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
3
A colorful display of new fall knitted outfits marks a chic campus wardrobe movement. Three-piece suits, plaid and striped patterns, hairy yarns, and slim figure lines dominate the collection with military accents and clever tailoring noted by designers.
A Cherie Nicholas feature notes suede quit outfits emerging this fall in rich colors. Suede items are soft light and wearable with panel inlays three button jackets and roomy pockets. The tailored details and wide revers add a distinctive air of refinement to jackets blouses and accessories.
Hats adopt daring veils and odd shapes as designers experiment. A white grosgrain sailor brim tilts over the forehead, a black silk veil drapes from the crown like a bridal veil, and a coarse straw piece features a sombrero style upturned brim. A fish net veil stretches over the crown to the brim with pompons.
Velvet and felt berets arrive early in the fall scene in rich dark colors. They brighten a cotton sports dress for now and pair well with tweeds and flannels later. Expect muddy violets greens and unusual plaid schemes. Berets complement many coiffures and add the right accent to hats and blouses.
Paris displays feature hooded dresses and coats with street skirts and trousered sports. Designers show satin evening pantaloons replacing petticoats in several ensembles.
A sports frock features a rippling jabot collar, pleated sleeves, and back bodice and skirt pleats for arm movement. Suitable in printed satins and pastels, with a tie silk option. Pattern 2341, sizes 14 to 42, 3% yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions. Send 15c to Pattern Dept New York City.
Humorous quip notes progress on a new house with the roof and mortgage in place. The speaker jokes about expecting furnace and sheriff before fall, reflecting money and legal complications in construction.
A humorous exchange from Tit-Bits Magazine features a neighbor dispute over a broken umbrella. One speaker insists the act was accidental while the other presses for certainty, highlighting wit and social quickness in the dialogue.
A terse exchange unfolds as a driver and a police officer clash over a waved acknowledgement. The motorist insists she waved back, while the officer questions the etiquette and intent behind the gesture.
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