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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
7
A New York fashion writer notes a shift in street attire with women embracing distinctive, artful gowns and coats. White crepey silk coats with black embroidery lead the trend alongside tailored suits, Russian blouse influences, and rich linings, signaling a fresh, stylish urban standard.
Federal aid road plans between Ariton and Clayton will cut 14 crossings on a 25 mile route.13 have been removed with one remaining at Clio where trains pass slowly. The Bureau of Public Roads urges elimination of grade crossings on federal aid highways and works with state departments to adjust plans or cross beneath or above tracks.
A Washington Post piece explains a simple method to enter and exit a car. It details steps to place the right foot on the running board grasp the car body and door, shift weight, and lift the left leg onto the car floor, then reverse for exit to avoid door damage and head bumps.
The clutch must be disengaged before shifting to ease gear movement and prevent gear teeth damage. Some drivers can shift without disengaging the clutch, but it requires extensive practice and risks stripping teeth and stressing the drive system.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet relays ribbing about poetry submissions to Brokers and Stokers' Magazine. It contrasts delays in rejection with prompt returns, and includes a joke about fortune telling promising luck in love, followed by a wife’s sharp reaction.
A Detroit News item notes a reader’s brag about the Billingsgates home and its furniture, contrasting it with the author’s own embarrassment over their surroundings.
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