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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
9
A fashion piece discusses choosing outfits for occasions showing three costumes. It highlights a daytime crepe dress with gray astrakhan scarf, a two piece satin velvet ensemble for afternoon events, and an elegant satin velvet evening gown with brown cire satin and velvet trim.
The article describes cellophane used in belts purses cigarette cases berets and related accessories. It explains weaving or crocheting belts from half inch strips and notes availability in eight vivid shades plus black and colorless. Patterns include crocheted belts and matching purses and cases costing little if done by the crafter.
Mildred Caldwell and Tom ride a Fifth Avenue bus when Mildred spots a stranger with an umbrella identical to one she lost in London. Jim Weldon reveals he bought it in a Strand lost property office and offers to return it to her brother, prompting Mildred to light a plan and Tom to worry about trust.
A maid’s-eye view of the hat fashion notes new beret inspired millinery. It describes a V shaped crown with a left point, decorative touches at the apex, and a constricted right side exposing less hair. Materials center on stitched or quilted fabrics.
Fashion notes describe a strong Russian influence in winter clothes with Cossack caps and pointed back shoes. Lucile Paray model features high pointed back shoes as designers test an original look for coats and other collections.
The article describes luxurious fur trim on formal suits with silver fur accents and astrakhan capes. It notes texture and finish, fashionable lines, and matching accessories such as brown wool fabrics and coordinated muffs.
Fashion paragraph notes a rising style with bolero jackets reaching the hip bone, praised for a refreshing, peony look. It emphasizes slim lines and a neat silhouette for ladies, hinting at a shift in footwear and overall outfit harmony.
Readers are urged to pass magazines to family members and donate to institutions ready to welcome them. The note suggests generous acts require little effort and can benefit many groups through simple sharing.
A quirky Indianapolis News item describes a woman spotting a rat in her back yard and a neighbor considering firing a rifle but choosing a mop. A golden guinea pig then emerges from the bushes, approaching a foot from the house.
Two 4H Achievement Champions from Wisconsin were honored at the national congress in Chicago. Teenad N. McDowell of Montello and Frances Mae Gowd of Browntown each received two silver trophies from President Hoover.
A couple named Martin from Georgia eloped in an odd vehicle described as a mulemobile. They left their home in Waco Brady 18 and Geneva Turner 19 to marry in a rural setting, with the report noting the unusual design of their conveyance.
The pacifist group from East Street claims a leading Joaquin figure now called Miguel is among those pressing President Rowe to appoint him as attorney general in the cabinet.
A compact reflection argues that paradise cannot be found without willingness to work. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and steady effort as paths to better outcomes.
An apparent old ad copy promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs. The text blends dubious medical claims with references to cures and nonnarcotic relief, and includes odd fragmented lines about drowning and fish.
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