Clothes Their Uses and Abuses in New York Fashion
In springtime New York crowds on parkways and promenades reveal fashion contrasts. A young dresser with refined taste discusses the art of clothing, personal style, and the social circle of exclusive dressers, while a hesitant older man seeks guidance on acquiring perfect attire and accessories from a tailor.
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Rorat
Tewig Mendicant
Broadway
Pot
New York
Mato
Uefa
Questinanr
Willy
Courthind van Getler
Courtland
Ven Celder
Iso
Eharkins
Rita Cole
Otis
Mir
Nevoss
Muruher
Hawkins
Curse of Moy referenced in old legends and leases
A fragment describes an ancestral curse linked to Sir Walter Seall and Lord Leith of Pyrie in a ballad about Moy. It notes a belief that a tenant who purchases an estate at Moy, like Leith, may inherit family doom, though nonsuperstitious readers doubt such links.
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Leith
Pyrie
Sirwaller Seall
Moy
Stitla Mackintosh
Tord Leith
Bird Dag and the praised qualities of a stubble field dog
Elisbetty, a wood sooker, attracts attention with grit and endurance. The dog shows purpose and detects ignorance quickly, highlighted by a perfected image of a trained dog in a stubble field, focusing on the dog as the central point.
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Elisbetty
Landisfo Field
High Living Pressure Big Contribution Toward Modern Decadence
The piece condemns youth revolt against tradition while warning against excess in sex and decadence. It contrasts prudery with indecency and notes a rise in bravado among youth alongside parental examples influencing moral life. It urges lifting moral standards for future generations.
The Value of Scientific Discovery Over Ancient Wonders
The article argues science offers higher marvels than expeditions to exotic sites. It contrasts visible marvels with breakthroughs in chemistry, electricity, astronomy, and biology, asserting microbes and diseases reveal the true wonders of the unseen world. Archeology alone is nearing its limit, as exploration of the unknown expands the universe.
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South America
Asia
Africa
Customs Union Most Pressing Need of Europe, at the Moment
European nations see economic solidarity as vital after the war. Causes include Europe losing creditor role, slow export growth due to non European rivals, and reduced productivity. A European Customs Union is favored over a United States of Europe. Progress limited by victors' privileges, new states, and national rivalries. hope rests on industrial leaders in France and Germany pursuing cross border cartels in iron potash and related industries.
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Europe
European Customs Union
United States of Europe
France
Germany
Ruhr
President of the Situation Says She Holds Train
A Kentucky clubwoman, frequent Indianapolis visitor, recounts pausing a train to reach an engagement in Lexington. She paid a boy to waive the train for the President, then calmly declared she was the president of the situation as the conductor raged. News readers praised truth over mud.
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Kentucky
Indianapolis
Els
Lexington
Indianapolis News
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St. Louis
August Muller
Leipzig
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Fisher Body Corporation
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Chevrolet
Pontiac
BUICK
Oldsmobile
Oakland
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