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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
Cherie Nicholas Heer previews summer cotton fashions with fluttery gowns in organdies mousselines and laces. She notes slim lines despite wide hems, short whimsical sleeves, and decorative necklines, highlighting graduation frocks and versatile dress transitions for parties and dances.
The Parla house designs likely dominate spring and summer costumes for Sunday night. They emphasize relaxed informal elegance with lovely restful gowns. Black crepe frocks feature graceful sleeves and full elbow length, often with white tulle accents and crisp decolletage lines.
The feature describes spring fashion trends offering both frilly volumes and simple shirt styles. It highlights candy-striped and plaid fabrics, masculine lines, tunic or collar options, belted waists, cap sleeves, bows, and drawwork in palette choices like butter yellow and old blue, suitable for informal wear and dressy occasions.
The piece notes new organdie blouses in spring style, highlighting striped versions resembling versacker fabric, as well as blistered and starched organdies. It reflects fashion shifts toward crisp, light fabrics in current dress trends.
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes linen as a medium for bucket suits with pew tweed weave softness akin to wool. Parisiennes favor dark blouses with natural colored linen and organdie accents, while a model pairs navy and white stripes with a navy scarf to complement the noncrushable tweed linen suit.
New match it up accessory set offers four plain pumps that can be worn plain or adorned. Buyers can select from an assortment of bone colored options to match various costumes.
The Interstate Commerce Commission faces a tough period as railroads seek higher revenue while shippers push lower rates. The article outlines the commission’s authority to set and suspend rates, require through routes, and supervise consolidations under the MannElkins and Transportation Acts, with emphasis on the balance of interests and potential rail system consolidations.
Sidney H. Levy, a 17 year old Buffalo high school student, won the seventh annual League of Nations high schools competition. He earns a free trip to Geneva this summer as guest of the League of Nations association.
The Panshan Lama of Tibet the living Buddha recently flew for the first time assisted from an American aircraft at Peiping China Julius Barr of Utah piloted the plane.
Mrs. Gertrude Bowler of Sheboygan Wisconsin, Democratic national committee woman, has been urged by Milwaukee county Democrats and others to run for United States senator against Senator Robert M La Follette in the 1934 election.
A historical report notes that more male bathers drown than other groups, with drowned bathers among the male population in the United States each year. The text emphasizes alarming rates during bathing activities.
A garbled quote attributes a caution about managing popular expectations to Hi Ho, labeling Chinatown as easily led like children. The text then digresses into oak wood density, noting dry oak specific gravity from .66 to .64 and moisture adjusted gravity from .72 to .80.
A mother uses a dishes promise to spur Rita to study but rewards for work far in the future fail. Immediate, surprise rewards tied to performance boost motivation and appreciation, while delayed bribes weaken effort. The piece stresses present-mense behavior and consistent reinforcement.
A tired mother and sister Edna May navigate a chaotic evening with a crying baby. The narrator suggests practical fixes such as keeping a ball and Teddy nearby to divert the child and reduce tantrums, advocating firm, calm boundaries over prolonged scenes.
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