Paris Plans for Youth in Chanel and Lanvin Styles
Paris fashion column profiles American girls in Paris as inspiration for designer lines from Chanel and Lanvin. It highlights jersey dresses, velvet tiers, kerchiefs, beaded fringe, and youth oriented outfits for teens and younger, with Suzanne the mannequin capturing attention.
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Move Away From Gold Then Stabilize Business
Opinion argues that money should not be tied to gold as most value rests on stocks bonds and food. It warns against boosting gold prices to lift commodity prices and says detaching from speculation will stabilize business. It cautions against risky market moves now.
Seeds of Discord in Latin America
A questionnaire distributed by a San Salvador association targets Spanish American leaders with queries on Pan American Congress viability and U S influence. It asks about Washington headquarters, more North American concessions, and additional loans, signaling rising hostility and protest seeds.
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Latin America
Nicaragua
San Salvadore
Spanish America
United States
Pan-American Congress
Washington
Teaching virtues through reward in Nicaragua intervention
The passage argues that Latin American opinion views the Nicaragua intervention as justified. It notes a child’s reaction to teaching as a perceived spiritual benefit, driven by praise and reward. It claims positive behaviors become lasting habits through such cultivation.
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God
High-Powered vs Wild-Cat Salesmen in Stock Talk
A high powered salesman focuses on stock safety while the wild cat touts large returns. In many cases no one discusses the stock one or two years later.
Tax Notice of Aiken County Treasurer 1927
The Aiken County Treasurer announces tax collection for State County and School taxes for 1927. Taxes open October 15, 1927 and close March 15, 1928. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily. A 2 percent penalty applies after February 1, 1928.
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Sleepy Hollow
Mossy Rocky Grove
Smythe Windsor
Spring Branch Tabernacle
Kitchings Mill
Talatha Hammond
Town Creek
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Warrenville Gregg
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North Augusta Tabernacle Pineland Eens Shaw
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Beaver Dam
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Clearwater Schultz
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