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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
32
Paris fashion authorities decree startling backless gowns dominating cafes sessions. Designers show gold slips and beaded details to reveal more back skin. Gowns by Jean Paton feature a gold slip atop jewelled rosewood, while Molyneux presents a decollete centerpiece and a Bolero by designer Sandra.
In Buenos Aires the radio craze dominates daily life with 9 million people using radios and nearly $2,000,000 yearly spent on equipment. The Radio Club Argentine, formed by amateurs, has 900 members and four Buenos Aires stations. An Argentina de Broadcasting group coordinates importers and manufacturers, as a May or June exposition aims to raise funds for a club house and experiments.
Washington, Mar. 14. Debate over shrinking Congress continues after a pay raise. Proposer Marvin Ones suggests cutting 435 to 300, but states with large representation object to losing seats. Costs rise with more lawmakers. reduction could save funds. History notes 435 since 1910 and earlier efforts. Wichita Beacon.
Mrs. Fred Hurst has been ill at home for several days. Susie Owens has been visiting relatives in McDowell. James Davis and wife report their little son ill but improving. Clarence Owen out of work due to lung trouble. Mrs. T C Whitticker and Mrs Walt Kingrea visiting Mrs Hi Owen who has been seriously ill but better on Wednesday.
A fragmented note traces early puzzle forms from Hindu and Chinese practices around 1000 B C. It mentions American Indians aiding grains of corn and the wheel, then notes magic squares' role in medieval occultism and mysticism.
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