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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
3
Mothers seek practical school wear for kindergarten children with corduroy coats and hats highlighted by white bunny pockets. Durene cotton meshes provide affordable, woolly-looking dresses with easy slip-on fronts and varied textures. Knitted costume sets and sweaters with skirt add charm, while color ranges cover pastels to autumn reds greens and browns.
Velvet is rising to top vogue status in the fashion world with demand expanding for fall and winter garments. French factories increase production to meet the surge for heavily woven, soft light, chiffon-ring, velours mousseline and Lyons-made varieties across dresses, coats, hats and even shoes.
A new skull-cap style called the little convict wins popularity in London, seen as less eccentric than boater or pillbox hats. It fits tight with a forehead peak, comes in many materials, and takes optional adornments such as feathers flowers or a jeweled clasp.
Shirred prints blur the design for a charming effect. Some frocks are shirred while jackets stay unshirred to create a pleasing contrast in style.
Brimmed hats of Irish and simple thread crochet mesh are replacing the brimless crochet caps that were popular earlier in the season.
Rough Cottons describe new tweedy fabrics praised for sleek suit and top coat pairing and also noted as excellent for stylish beach coats.
This black corded knit wool outfit buttons up the back a modish feature with a smart elbow flap sleeve. A white waffle angora detachable front adds clever contrast. Patent leather belt and shoes shine against the somber knit with shiny accessories completing the high style fall look.
In Lubec at dawn James E. Cook encountered a bear that blocked his path from thick grass by the road. He stopped the auto as the bear examined the vehicle and then ambled away. Electric gardens in Holland use heated ground and artificial light to accelerate crop maturation, speeding up garden ing.
In a Kitchener Record aside a casual remark notes investors favor foreign bonds despite high interest. The exchange hints at market caution as risky assets drop while others attract attention.
A Brookly n Eagle piece mocks a referee stance with sarcasm about mass meetings and public fear. It contrasts big events with small fry, noting institutions and reputations play to crowd judgment. The opines on honesty and accountability in sports officials.
In a lively town exchange, Jane praises a man as an ideal lover and future husband while Joan notes that many girls in town share the view, reflecting local speculation on romance and reputation.
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