Diary of a Fashion Model in a Summer Road Trip
A fashion diary follows Grace Thorncliffe recalling a warm summer drive to Lone Island to plan outfits. She discusses color ideas inspired by a sunset, a blue frock, and a young artist sketching a frock with blue valley and white panels, while shopping fabrics and choosing a neck line.
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Diary of A Fashion Model —By
Grace
Lonerisland
Panisi
Esaut
Taneworth
Amy
Leon
Rustic outdoor decor trends in Japanese gardens amid home making
A discussion contrasts American and Japanese garden styles focusing on outdoor rustic woodwork for tea houses bridges arbors and furniture. It describes decorative uses like wisteria vines bamboo framed lanterns rustic posts and arbors and suggests practical DIY tips such as burlap windshields and vine coverings to enhance garden spaces.
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Wisteria
Ridge
Nouse
Cyprus
Pajece
Alaska Bound Airplanes Through Alberta
Four American airplanes from Mineola New York bound for Alaska flew through Alberta, Edmonton area, with Jasper as a stopover. Captain Claire Street commanded the expedition after a prior order to turn back at Jasper. Prince George was about 200 miles away as the flight continued.
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Edmonton
Alberts
Mineola
Jasper Seday
Prince George
Capain
Claire Street
Jasper
Body of Gen. Gorgas to arrive on Aug. 11
The Washington advised that the transport Pocahontas bearing the body of Major General George Gorgas, former surgeon general of the United States Army, who died recently in Jordan, would arrive in New York on August 11.
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Gorgas
Washington
Pocahontas
United States Army
Jondan
New York
Jitney Situation Stirs Bridgeport Readers
A Bridgeport Telegram note from August 3 1920 recounts no wheel moved in the jitney dispute and hints at a county meeting last night with expectations of a trolley resolution though the Star’s coverage remains elusive.
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Bridgeport Telegram
War of Races in East Tsailaring Inflames Global Tension
Fragmented dispatches describe a widening war in the Near East with Turkey at center, Allied troops in Thrace and Constantinople, and Russian Soviet influence shaping the conflict. The piece cites French, British, Greek, and Turkish positions, with Ottoman and regional nationalist moves risking a broader upheaval across Europe and the Middle East.
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Stariit
Germany
Voland
Eat
Turkey
Paris
Ratkars
Quorgia
Millin
Milper
Leayd-George Ob
Europe
Orient
Dialy
Eesy Whier
Nicolsi Lenite
Near Orient
Greece
France
England
Thrace
Afuscapha Woemal
Constantinnople
Cieilia
Scode Itinopte
Orthern Kcy
Anny
Acat Orient
Dol
Thenckens
Lota
Redjaz
Lae
Syria
Hans
Mir
Brjah
Salestine
Dxmerts
Faical
Jerusalem
Mesopotamia
Tukey
Georgia
Agarberjan
Egypt
India
Skijled
Great Britain
S Mings
Britain
Ireland
Counterfeit Ring Busted by Secret Service
Washington Aug 2 An undercover crackdown led to the arrest of several counterfeiters across Detroit Pittsburgh and Chicago. Operatives seized a $20 plate and other equipment used to manufacture fake bills in a Midwest ring, with three men detained after months of production. Authorities say they had prepared excellent plates for $20 notes and planned broader circulation.
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Seerch Service
Burens
Thidt
W. H. Moren
Detroi
Geport
Con
Lowry
Lowell
Scranton
Federal
Pittsburgh
Chixpepo
Lake Michigan
Secret Service
Mud pies lead to $100,600 bank theft recovery in Otsego
In Otany, two children playing in mud on a river bank found a water soaked paper and a fallen bond which, when counted, revealed a $100,000 recovery from the Great Northern State Bank of St Paul robbery. The incident followed a sighting by Postmaster A. Bailey who witnessed the finder exchange the paper for a pie.
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Owatonna
Great Northern State Bank of
St Paul
A. Bailey
Ieeper
Baley
Not Related But Good Pals Manchester Aug 2
Aug 2 report from Manchester notes known figures M Cox and G Cox as Pence or presidential nominees amid a cryptic list of names and obscure references to horses and allies. The fragmentary item hints at a political association and a long-standing communal affection for horses.
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Manchester
Sane Fies
Dames
M. Cox
Pemacearic
GxeAle
Cox
Ted
Strome
Irs Ayre
Scots seek home for fortune amid journeys from Aberdeen
Mrs and Mrs Joan Campbell of Aberdeen Scotland seek a residence worthy of their $40 million fortune earned in Java and later sold to the Dutch government. After a Canadian tour they traveled to California, chasing a settled home.
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Winnipeg
Wich
Joan Campbell
Aberdeen
Scotland
Yepranco
Javits
Java
Canada
California
Automatic soda fountain opens in Columbus area
A new automatic soda fountain with reduced drink prices is now installed on High Street opposite the State House. The device removes the human element from service, accompanying a price cut on all drinks and crews.
Massachusetts Improves Record of Women Chironodiats
Massachusetts reports about 12 percent of chironodiats being women, noting their remarkable work during wartime wiring for the feet of waters. Dry Walter P. Mowers of Clinton, secretary at the State Board of Registration in Salem, comments on the progress.
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Roostan
Maspoahusetts
Walter P. Mowers
Clinton
State Board of Registraion
Slemeine
White feather badge returns in London amid defeatist headlines
White feathers again appear in London as women press a campaign against conscription. The practice, once widespread in 1944, saw civilians publicly shaming men for avoiding military service, signaling renewed public sentiment during the war.
Japan Twice as Rich as Before the War
London reports postwar wealth shifts with Japan's national wealth nearly doubling to about 25.0 billion dollars while the United States owes Europe large sums. British Empire wealth climbs significantly, with total national assets and indemnities outlined amid wartime losses and reconstructions.
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London
Saan
United States
Hana
BU Pop
America
Europe
Eurayre
Germany
Tru
Crammond
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Private Sale Rumor
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a household dispute or sale, mentioning a young girl and disposal of a child. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to confirm event details or responsible entities.
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Washington Street
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Blue Bills
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Calitornida
Hadley
New England
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Telegram
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Wi County Hospital
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Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
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