Circular Line Dominates 1930s Paris Fashion Show
Midseason Paris openings spotlight circular fronts and molded waists across day and evening gowns. Nicole Groult introduces a front circular silhouette with straight back, while Patou and Lelong push extended lines and bolero jackets. Rich fabrics like crepe satin and georgette, plus black lace and vivid evening colors, define the season.
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Paris
Molfcloche
Martial Et Armand
Patou
Nicole Groult
Chantal
Lanvin
Poiret
Lucien Leiong
Lelong
Vionnet
Bernard Et Cie
Agnes
Doeuillet
Jenny
Renee
Berthe
Jenny's
Muscle Shoals Pushes Government Takeover of Dams
Muscle Shoals proposes government operation of the Tennessee River dams after approval by the Ordinance Department. Alabama Power would supply water for plant operations at similar rates to government charges. Critics note current domestic power prices and warn of broader demands if the move succeeds. Senator Norris cites Ontario’s experience to argue that public ownership lowers consumer costs.
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Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Alabama Power Company
Norris
United States
Ontario
Dillon's Experiment A Hundred Hungarians In Dillon County
The Charleston News and Courier reports a plan for a settlement of 100 Hungarian farmers on 4000 acres in Dillon County. Dillon residents pledge neighborly treatment and full support to prevent exploitation, addressing immigration challenges and aiming to benefit all of South Carolina.
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Dillon County
Dillon
South Carolina
Charleston News and Courier
Ford predicts farms with no cows chickens or pigs
A Battle Creek Idea excerpt reports Henry Ford advocating a future diet free of dairy and meat. He argues crops and tree products can replace livestock, reducing costs and boosting health, while acknowledging milk remains essential for balance.
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Henry Ford
John
Ford
Animal Kingdom
United States Statistical Bureau
A Constant Menace to Business in South Carolina
The Yorkville Enquirer argues that fluctuating tax policy create instability across all trades. Merchants fear stocking necessities while legislators may soon deem them luxuries and tax them heavily. A stable fair tax system is urged to calm commerce and avoid reckless business cycles.
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South Carolina
Yorkville Enquirer
Passenger Traffic Through Atlantic Ports 1926
United States Shipping Board records show total ocean-born passenger traffic in 1926 was 1 725 000. Of these 950 000 were inbound and 785 000 outbound, with two thirds of all traffic passing through Atlantic ports.
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United States Shipping Board
Atlantic
Noble character in living memory guides practical ideals
The text argues that daily experiences with men of noble character exceed lessons from past history. It urges focusing on current, real exemplars over dissecting a dead past to learn better character and practical ideals.
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Vecgtat Ganacors
Flint
Michigan
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