Poland Emerges as a Nation of Europe Anew
National Geographic notes Poland s rise as a modern state with U S legation raised to embassy status and large loans aiding its finance. describes old industries revived by American methods, from salt and wine to iron forging, lumber, textiles, and paper. It traces Poland s historic boundaries, population, and the partitioned past, highlighting its culture and notable figures.
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New York State
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New York
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Ormor
Spaceflight Fancy Maps the Sky for Tarry and Cosmo
In a Star plane, Tarry and Cosmo discuss navigating the heavens. Cosmo sketches a sky map dividing into Northern and Southern hemispheres and explains star patterns guiding direction. They reference the Big Dipper, Polaris, Ursa Minor, and Voltris as guides.
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Cosmo
Earth
Teun
Tarry
Bolton
Caedipuer
Voltris
Polaris
Aml
Murry
Harry
Petaris
Petaris Nue
Eliet
Riddles and wordplay quiz from a quirky page
A collection of puns and riddles about rivers ears coats and crowds. The jumbled questions rely on spelling tricks and homophones, with humorous answers like a coat of paint or a clockwork misprint. The piece reads as a light puzzle column.
Dame Fashion and the Women’s Wardrobe Ties
A 1930 fashion column explores how weather, events, and male presence influence women's gown choices. It notes that church attire trends toward quiet street suits, social gatherings spark brighter outfits, and a short dress suits most occasions. The piece cites the enduring allure of color and jewels while cautioning fashion wisdom on practicality.
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Grace J. Austin
Weacher
Dane
Jers
Ghilly Wylet
Dante
Dame Pashinn
Henervat
Three Piece Ensemble With Eton Jacket Details
A charming three piece ensemble features a modish brown tweed Eton jacket. The skirt narrows with pleats from knee to hem. Trim decorates the jacket with a pair of cuffs and a clasp.
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Eton
Two-Time Chiffon Frock Desirable for Summer
Analyzes chiffon dresses for spring and summer events noting their versatility for day and evening wear. Discusses matching jackets, hats, and wraps to adapt a single gown for multiple occasions while balancing budget and elegance.
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Cain
Adjustable Petticoat for Perfect Fit Drawn from Fashion Notes
A new petticoat is described as adjustable to individual figures. It features a wrap around style with three buttons and buttonholes in the belt area to fine tune the waist fit. The overlapping shirt section is lace trimmed and embroidered with a lace bordered bottom.
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Jines
Skirting Trends Highlight Dainty Tech Frocks
Readers note rising popularity of silk and synthetic fabrics in tub frocks with sleek lines. Skirts feature circular folds, pleats, and side flares. Plain self striped patterns and rotor motifs appear, while rajah and shaninog remain favored despite rough weaves waning.
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Witle Rajah
Shaninog
Black lingerie returns to fashion with silk chiffon frocks
Fashion notes highlight black lingerie in the limelight with subtle, flattering silk chiffon. A striking nightgown features large silk lozenges and a breakfast jacket trimmed with a narrow turnover collar, creating a coordinated black ensemble.
Ensembles in Gems Paris Wear Jewelry of Varying Cost
The Parisian ensembles favor real Amands at rubies when possible. If not, they choose the most expensive imitations. They emphasize wearing gems as a key part of their style and aim for luxury through costly materials.
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Paris
Quaint Prints Highlight Seasonal Design Boom
The article surveys a season of prints with a diverse array of designs. It notes subtle colorings and stylish themes appealing to readers and shoppers seeking refined decorative options.
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Fyshinay
Olive in Letters of Life and Discipline
The piece analyzes Olive’s name as a symbol of peace and strength, using letter-by-letter clues from OLIVE to suggest traits like vitality, endurance, and leadership. It urges balancing tact with resourcefulness, guiding Olive to align others’ desires with her goals for success.
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Olive
Son
Pauline
Corinthians
Pau
Leon
Lin
Western Newspaair Union
Ancient wear and origins of long worn garments
The origin of the move dates to antiquity with elve dwellers and ancient Persians wearing them. Greek adoption followed. Mittens appear among priestess tombs from Egypt's Twenty-First Dynasty, made of the same material as the outer garment.
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Suss Pathfinder Magazine
Egypt
New York Parade Sparks Ticker Tape For Celebrities
Anerigan Magazine notes that parades up Broadway draw crowds in the New York financial district as forty thousand feet of ticker tape are hurled from office windows during celebrity appearances.
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New York Financial District
Broadway
Anerigan Magazine
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