Mannish Mode Faces Decline as Feminine Frock Gains Ground
Fashion analysis notes a split between the returning feminine silhouette and the lingering straight-line mannish style. The era’s two trends press toward liberal mix, with Chanel and Miler Soeurs mid season lines showing demi openings and color shifts toward red, black, and brown.
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Chanel
Miler Spears
Main Street of India A highway from Peshawar to Calcutta
This feature portrays India’s Main Street as a centuries old trade and travel axis from the Khyber Pass to Calcutta. It covers geography from the Indus watershed to the Hooghly, notes rail and road traffic, climate, peoples from Punjabs to Bengal, and the cultural mix along the route. It also blends fashion notes and seasonal recipes amid imperial views.
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National Geographic
Washington, D. C
India
Himalayas
Hindustan
Afghanistan
Khyber Pass
Frontier
Calcutta
Hooghly
Northwest Frontier Province
Bengal
Kipsing
Lama
Chela
Kim
Jamrud
Kidderpore
Indus
Ganges
Jumna
Cape Comorin
Ceylon
Southland
Ali Masjid
Khyber
Sundarbans
Chittagong
Cherrapunji
Jupiter Pluvius
Garo
Khasi
Great Indian Highway
All India
Murree
Darjeting
Peshawar
Lahnda
Rawalpindi Bazaar
Lahore
Delhi
Buddh Gaya
Central Asia
Bokhara
Merv
Rawailpindi
Kashmir
Punjab
Amritsar
Mecca
Jerusalem
Benares
Allahabad
Home Yeast Contest Winners Announced in Iowa
The Home Yeast word contest drew many essays from Iowa with 82 words as a prior record smashed by entries well above 139 words. First prize went to Leila S. Olmstead of Parkersburg for over 700 words. many others won 25, 15, 5, or 1 dollar prizes across a long list of towns and contestants. Dealers are invited to apply for a future three month proposition as Home Yeast promotes its Flame Yeast and baking booklet.
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Iowa
Home Yeast Company
Chicago
Leila S. Olmstead
Parkersburg
Rosa Yeaman
Tilton
Candace Packard
Renwick
Janet Tidrick
Mt. Ayr
James S. Harris
Avoca
Walter Melroy
Winterset
Myrtie Abernathy
Kirkville
Helen Brooker
Clarence L. Selk
Oskaloosa
P. M. Watt
Ireton
Ross Smith
Griswold
Edith Murray
Monroe
Laurencia Koob
Remsen
Alfred P. Shaw
Hastings
Will Boren
Knoxville
G. J. Struthers
West Bend
Frank Sechlessen
Maurice
Agnes Bloom
Milo
Florence Kimzey
A. R. Desch
Spencer
M. J. Donovan
Perry
Montrose Avenue
Ill
The Kitchen Cabinet Poem Fragment
A fragment from a 1925 Western Newspaper Union item reflects on fate and guidance as the path bends through dark and light across hills and hollows. The verse hints at a wiser hand tracing life’s journey.
Stones mark German advance across Walloon battlefront
The Ypres league installed 240 granite landmarks from the Swiss border to Belgium coast to honor the stand against the invader. Seven stones stand in the Ypres salient with tin hats and trilingual inscriptions. Forty landmark posts recall famous Flanders sites such as Sanctuary Wood and Bois de Cuisinier renamed Kitchener Wood by soldiers.
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Belgium
Ypres
Reverted to Old Breakfast Standby
Three cattlemen from near Dodge City Kansas each shipped a car of cattle to the Kansas City market. At the Blossom house they bet on their cattle weights and the loser must buy a $5 breakfast for the others. The next morning the men failed to choose, and the host sent the waitress to bring five dollars worth of ham and eggs per man.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas City
Blossom House
Portsmouth as venue for Russo Japanese peace talks
President Roosevelt designated Portsmouth New Hampshire as the conference site for envoys from Russia and Japan to frame a peace treaty. The choice rested on climate, with summer heat expected to cause less hardship than other suggested places.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Clasping Hands in Prayer Described as Begging Gesture
The article argues that holding out hands in prayer is an instinctive posture of a weak person seeking favor from a superior. It suggests clasping hands is a conventional form of this natural attitude rooted in primitive human behavior.
A Lady of Distinction And Delicate Perfume Influence
A fashion note praises a woman’s distinctive charm linked to the perfume she uses. It recommends a Cuticura soap bath with hot water to cleanse pores and a dusting of Cuticura Talcum powder for clear healthy skin.
Expensive gifts stir family debate over propriety
In a tense exchange, Mrs. Roberts questions Marjorie about accepting costly presents from unfamiliar men. Marjorie defends the gifts, arguing that generosity from a potential suitor may not be unusual.
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Mrs. Roberts
Marjorie
Persian Phone Lines Erected Under Government Decree
Telephone linemen may lay lines along streets on roofs or through the gourd of any house under a government order in Persia. The decree authorizes rapid expansion of communications nationwide.
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Persia
Alaska Mineral Production 1880 1928 Gold Share
From 1880 through 1928 Alaska produced $517,627,000 in minerals. About $341,000,000 of this total came from gold, reflecting the territory's limited diversification and heavy gold output during the period.
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Alaska
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Piccadilly Circus
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