Fur Adorned Cloth Coats for Fall 1933 Styles
Fur embellished coats headline the autumn 1933 34 season with beaver and other furs. Designers highlight innovative collars sleeves and trims, from fur pockets to crisscross and spiral fur details. Paris high color tweeds and brown beige palettes define slim silhouettes with fur accents at the neck shoulders and cuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Western Newspaper Union
Striped Jersey Styles in Varied Effects
A description of striped jersey uses in garments highlights yellow and white sports dress with vertical stripes and a two inch front panel. A V neck yoke, black satin belt, and triangular scarf complete the look. A black and white striped coat features crosswise stripes on the body and vertical stripes on sleeves with awning effects.
Powder Compacts Matched To Frocks In New Fashion
The trend pairs powder compacts with outfits to echo fabric textures. Linen styled cases come in black white blue and linen tones while pique inspired covers mimic the weave. For blue and white gingham frocks a matching blue and white compact is offered.
New Belts Leather Sets Fashion Tone for Belts
The article notes belts as key fashion items with varied materials and finishes. A black crepe frock features a white leather feather shaped belt, a green wool dress pairs with a deep green leather belt studded with silver nails, and a brown wool sports suit uses a pigskin waistcoat belt.
Sailor Collar Returns as Fashion Wave
Cherie Nichols notes sailor collars dominat ing fashion again driven by square shoulder lines. Satin blouses reinterpret the sailor style with pleated detail and wide armhole sleeves, while velvet berets pair with satin outfits, showing designers pairing satin and velvet becoming a trend.
Fall footwear styles feature spats like effects
Metropolitan fashion houses showcase fall footwear with spat like effects. Some new spat shoes use black or brown kid leather for the bottom and a contrasting upper in gray or taupe to create the striking faux spat look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Boy sleeps in yarn ball as police hunt continues
In New York a three year old, Richard Rovere, vanished overnight, woke hidden in a large ball of yarn beneath a weaving desk in a school, was found by home guardian Mrs. Schultze, then returned to his wary parents as detectives traced the missing child through the school and neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Schultze
Mrs. Schultze
Richard
Jean
Theodore, Jr
Robert
Mr. Rovere
Long Island Railroad
Ozone Park
Nebraska legislature awards innocent prisoner 2500 dollars
Lincoln Nebraska Alvernon Doc Lytle who served two years and seven days in prison for a crime he did not commit received a $2500 award from the Nebraska legislature. He was convicted on identifications tied to a bank robbery. A man later confessed in Illinois, clarifying the misidentification and wrongful sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Alvernon
Lytle
State
Illinois
Trout News Sparkes Bend Tales of a Tail
An Oregon tale from Bend and Warm Springs Indians says a fisherman found a nine pound trout with a rattlesnake and a salamander inside its stomach. The fish carried two rattles and a button on the snake. Local storytellers and observers Harry Keller and J Parker attest to the yarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Harry Keller
J. Parker
Bend
Bullsnake causes city blackout by crossing 40000 volt line
A 7 foot bullsnake perched on a 40 foot power pole in Phoenix Arizona triggered a city blackout after it crawled onto a 40000 volt power line. Police and utility workers responded while residents reported a prolonged outage and emergency crews assessed the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
How I Broke Into the Movies
The memoir traces a Hollywood rise from secretarial stints and switchboard work to film testing and contracts. The narrator details doorbell ringing, script freelance work, a pivotal photoshoot, and a breakthrough with First National, followed by broader success and a philosophy of hard work.
Vivienne Osborne A Storied Broadway and Film Career
Describes Vivienne Osborne born in Des Moines and raised in Spokane who began as a child performer in Jesse Shirley and Thorne Stock companies. She appeared on Broadway in multiple plays with noted stars and later acted in films after moving to Hollywood in 1931, with titles including Two Seconds and Life Begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne Osborne
Des Moines
Iowa
Spokane
Wash
Jesse Shirley
Thorne Stock Company
The
Silver Fox
William Faversham
New Toys
Ernest Truex
Frederic March
Hollywood
Hinshand
First Steps on Road to Success by a First Lady
A 1923 Bell Syndicate WNU Service piece reflects on a First Lady urging graduates to enter a world of adventure and recall that the kingdom of heaven lies within you. It contrasts hard work with unemployment and the need for inner resolve during Depression era trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars
Ivari Kahn
First National Studios
Milton Sills
First National
Tne
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Liquid laxatives guide to regular bowels advised
A reader guide explains how laxatives help with bowel trouble and outlines choosing a good liquid laxative, using Syrup pepsin as a leading option due to senna content. It recommends starting with a suitable dose, then gradually reducing until regular movement occurs without stimulation. Dr Caldwell's Ryien Papemo noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ryien Papemo
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Cherie Nicholas
Sailor Collar
Cherie Nicholas
Hal C. Herman
Alice White
Hollywood High School
Writer’s Club
Roy Neil
Charlie Chaplin Studios
Science
BAYER