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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
3
Summarizes 1933 fashion notes by Cherie Nicholas on the casual daytime look emphasizing simplicity, modern non crinkling linens, dark blouses with light suits, and red and white styling details. Highlights outfits: black or navy linen suits, dusty pink capes, white kid sandals, and red white accents.
A prominent American designer debuts bracelets earrings and brooches mimicking white pique ribbed and waffle patterns. The collection pairs with white costume jewelry and includes crystal nosegays in flower and berry forms, plus perfume receptacles and linen tailleur boutonnieres for summer.
Smart women pair sweaters with skirts in a new color coordinated look. Pastels dominate with peachy pink lime green soft yellow and linen blue. Accessories like ban danna scarves belts or hatbands add subtle dash. Textiles feature home spun and basket weave tweeds with matching cardigans and slips.
The article describes new coats that slim the silhouette while using long haired fur. Shoulders appear broadened by large collars, creating a bold, dramatic effect in outerwear.
Designers emphasize velvet coats to pair with light summery dresses. A smoke gray velvet model features a large bow and sable fur bands on chiffon colored to match, highlighting a youthful, airy look.
A boy Griswold grows up amid mixed morals and peer pressure, chasing the lure of defiant sport. The essay traces how youth emulate outlaws, seek status through risky bets and vices, and justify rule breaking as true sport. The moral favors prudence over bravado, urging safer paths.
An old cow’s reluctance to continue living in harsh winter range is described. The report notes despondent cows lie down to die, refuse feed, and may resist help while a barren older cow often loses heart, unlike pregnant cows which strive to survive.
A persimmon bezoar is a concretion in the digestive tract of ruminants and sometimes humans. Historically believed to have antidotal properties, it forms from indigestible persimmon matter and may require surgical removal.
The oyster species may switch sex rapidly, with the native oyster oscillating from male to female and back up to four times in 13 months. In contrast, Portuguese and American oysters tend to remain fixed as male or female throughout life.
The hour glass spider is of ordinary size with a globoid abdomen and shiny black color. A red hour glass shaped mark lies under the abdomen and sometimes several red dots appear on the abdomen.
A discussion among men and women over steak methods spans broiling with charcoal briquets to electric and gas heat. Recipes include roquefort cheese, garlic and chili sauces, mustard butter, parsley lemon butter, bernaise, and horseradish cream.
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