Rough Crepes and Matelasse Fashion Preview
CHERIE NICHOLAS surveys spring fabrics and styles featuring rough navy crepe outfits with white organdie trim and plaid taffeta accents. A new matelasse fabric in soft green showcases a daytime dress with crinkled texture, large white organdie bow, and broad-shouldered silhouette.
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Gueas
Bewberg
Western Newspaper Union
Placket Effects Return To Popular Skirt and Blouse Styles
Buttons dominate fashion as placket effects come back into use. Plain glass and mother of pearl buttons replace metal and nickel accents from winter. Skirts feature plackets in various placements including front back and hem near the bottom.
Perugia Sandal for Spring Wear with Sheer Stockings
A Perugia shoe sandal made of a rhinestone string with a flat sole and high heel attaches behind the heel. It sits above the ankle bones with brilliants from back to front and between the toes, offered as a decorative costume finery with no comfort guarantee.
Pink Velvet Wedding Gown Chosen by Stylish Bride
A fashionable bride in Paria selected a pale pink velvet wedding gown with a train and veil of pale pink tulle. Her bridesmaid wore a crepe gown in the same hue, complemented by brown velvet accessories including toques gloves and slippers.
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Paria
Antin
Talda
Brocaded Scarfs Describe Velvet Evening Fashion
A fragment notes brocaded scarfs cut in a triangular shape and worn atop black velvet evening wear, described as the height of elegance in Paris fashion.
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Centaary
Wileness
Paris
Smart For Spring by CHMLIE NICHOLAS
Fashion piece outlines a reversible wool cape suit with double faced fabric. Describes wearing jacket, skirt, and cape in checks or plain color for multiple looks. Mentions adaptable styling for milder days and notes the outfit’s fashionable, youthful vagabond vibe.
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Manulsl Waweus
Swedish Actress Recalls Path To Hollywood Stardom
A Swedish performer describes early stage work in Stockholm, the chance meeting with director Mawritz Stiller, and securing a key role in Gosta Berling’s Saga. Louis B Mayer later offers MGM contract after seeing the film abroad, leading to a Hollywood career with Grand Hotel among other productions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gosta Berling
Sage
Mawritz Stiller
Swedish Film Industry, Inc
Mr. Stiller
Lars Larson
Europe
Louis B. Mayer
Matro- Goldwyn-Mayer
California
America
M-G-M Studio
Lionel Barrymore
John Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Joan Crawford
Mae Clark Advances Rapidly in Screen Roles
Mae Clarke rose to fame with a memorable bit in Front Page and has since built a strong screen career. She appears in productions such as Fall Guy The Public Enemy Waterloo Bridge Reckless Living Frankenstein and Columbia's The Good Bad Girl and Three Wise Girls.
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Mae Clark
Mae Clarke Frat
Columbia
Old Timer Hala Hamilton’s long film career noted
Hamilton, an early cinema veteran, built a nine stage season career before entering pictures. His background includes productions such as Good Intentions, Common Clay, Old Murder of Midnight, Great Lover, New Adventures of Get-Elch-Quick Wallingford, Cubao Love Bong, The Qhawp, and Columbia’s Loyo Aifelr.
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Hamilton
Hala Hamilton
Wallingford
Columbia
Tetley Speech Reminders at Bingham College Graduation
A humorous reprint recalls Hermann Tetley’s graduation Oration at Bingham College in 1922. The mock sermon attacks feminism, notes his Bryanesque mimicry of William Jennings Bryan, and follows his postgrad European tour, romance misadventures, and final moral that a speech alone does little good without preparation.
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Bingham College
Hermann Tetley
Herm
William Jennings Bryan
Platte
Morida
Germ
Old Bingham
Rock Island
Chillicothe
Ohio
Anyon
Bird
Harman Tetley
Herman
Nan
Adam
Cain
Abel
Sycamore
Benk
Tetley, Sr
Berman
the Gaynor
Europe
Bingham
Hollywood
New York
Lerman Wyckok Tetley Bingham
Christman
Trat
Snowng Gs Geralding
Hermann
Geraldine
Valele Torian
Syensmore
Afty
Geraline
Tetleys
Atlantic City
Leap Year and Century Rule Rise from Calendar Conundrum
Leap years adjust the calendar to realign with the solar year. Every four years adds a day to compensate for about six extra hours yearly. Centuries divisible by 400 become leap years to keep the calendar in sync, while 1700, 1800, and 1900 stay common years. The 2000 century is a leap year, aligning within 26 seconds.
Student built boat to study Great Salt Lake tides
Observations indicate wind drives lake tides across the Great Salt Lake, where life is scarce and boats are rare due to high salinity and density. Utah University students have built a craft to move about the lake and observe water movement, continuing related research.
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Great Salt Lake
Utah University
Great Lake
Washington Star
Silly Old Beliefs Hard to Overcome
A fragmentary letter complains that superstition survives among educated people. It argues intolerance and fear of difference are modern barbarisms, equating them with long standing irrational beliefs. The writer cites examples of prejudice and questions why rational people endure such attitudes.
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Raya
Pho
Hoc Paocusa
Elth
Bob
Christinas
Solomon
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