Woman's World Advice on Choosing Accessories and Hats
This column discusses how to select hats, shoes, scarves, and jewelry to complement outfits. It covers balancing practicality with style, seasonally changing fashions, and matching hat shapes to face and figure while avoiding over-trimming and extravagant purchases.
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Mirthful Misadventures Turn Serious in Court
A traveling salesman honked at two mules drawing a farmer wagon causing a wreck that killed the animals and led to a court ruling against the salesman. A wealthy man’s will restricts remarriage. the widow’s challenge fails. A drunk driver is found guilty for merely starting a car. A depot accident leaves a policeman injured and a damages suit against the railroad succeeds due to negligent conduct.
Be Smart Flats Bring New Oxford and Pump Styles
The piece previews a season of flats evolving from ballet pump silhouettes to updated oxford inspired shoes. Noted features include mixed leathers with suede and calfskin piping and colored suede trims. A high look is achieved with a fatigue effect worn over the instep or as toe ornaments.
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Alcohol problems in a devoted marriage
A Toledo reader writes about husband David who drinks after lunch with a "prospect" and then at the club. He becomes incoherent at home, embarrassing the family and resisting discussion. The writer fears for the children and suggests confronting him, moving him to his mother's house, and pressing Alcoholics Anonymous treatment to provoke change.
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Burglary Tools Ruled No Adjunct to Society
GREEN BAY WIS A municipal judge ruled that a sledge hammer and an electric drill are not social tools though they are consistent with burglary. He found two men guilty of breaking into a filling station after police recovered the tools and a typewriter from their car.
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Simon the Cat Receives Dickin Medal for Valor
Simon the Cat, about two years old, won the Dickin Medal, Britain’s highest animal honor, for duty aboard the Amethyst on the Yangtze River despite shrapnel wounds and fire. Dispatches praise the cat’s rat hunting as morale-boosting for the crew during the ship’s voyage to safety, with the medal to be officially presented in Plymouth. Fifty three animals have received the Victoria Cross for animals named after Mrs Mia Elizabeth Dickins.
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Unit Book Shelves Adapted to Needs
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Tunnels Under the Hudson Into New York City
The two main Hudson River tunnels into Manhattan are the Lincoln Tunnel and the Holland Tunnel connecting New Jersey to Midtown Manhattan. Both tunnels carry vehicular traffic under the river and connect with major expressways.
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