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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1936
Page
3
A homemaker should pre arrange tools and supplies for a weekly helper to avoid delays. Ready cloths, detergents, brooms, and other items kept where the worker can find them prevent wasted time and earn the helper’s respect. Guests should follow the hostess methods or obtain preferences in advance.
Edith M Barber notes clean fresh milk at doors and discusses safety, pasteurization, and dairy supervision in the tropics versus the United States. She describes milk delivery by wagon in Erie, Pennsylvania and shares several tested recipes for vegetables, noodles, breads, puddings, frosting, and cookies as part of a domestic kitchen feature.
A floor painted in medium chrome yellow reflects light to walls painted white or cream, producing a sunshiny effect.
If children squabble over toys, assign each child a distinct color for their possessions. The method resembles a college team identity and can offer a clear, appealing system that reduces disputes and helps organize playthings.
A style feature from Chicago fashion shows fur embellished suits as the season’s must have for women and college girls. It highlights three silhouettes pep lum, tuxedo with reefer, and tunic with vivid fur borders, moss green and spruce green fabrics, and matching fur accessories.
Cherie Nichols notes skirts grow shorter and fuller as fall style, with a strong British influence ahead of King Edward VIII’s coronation. A velvet dress with a circular skirt and basque blouse appears, while Chicago’s Style Creators show coronation motifs in streetwear and jeweled evening costumes, using a British wine red.
Forecasts for autumn hats emphasize trimmed bonnet shapes and elaborate ornamentation. Designers favor contrasting colors with ostrich tips tassels silk cords and spangles along with two tone ribbons. Rich greens pair with black felt and deep reds contrast against gray blue for striking effects.
Fashion notes claim tunics now cater to all body types with separate designs for fat and thin figures, young and old. Flared knee length versions suit the youthful, while stylish stout wearers are advised to choose straight line tunics.
Rich furs decorate fall suits in black and rose-rust with green brown and mottled wool across a display. Black dominates, followed by rusts greens and browns and a notable amount of Oxford gray and blue shades leaning toward gray or green.
Pattern 5572 offers seven cross stitch motifs of kittens for tea towels. Includes transfer pattern seven 5 by 8 inch motifs with color hints and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York for pattern.
A list of Latin French Spanish phrases with translations and notes. Includes adscriptus globae meaning attached by law to the soil, nolens volens meaning whether he will or not, jacta est alea the die is cast, and L etoile du nord as the north star, among others.
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