Australian Olympic girls to wear elaborate wardrobes for voyage
The nine Australian Olympic girls will depart by plane in June with newly designed wardrobes noted as the most elaborate yet. Chaperon Mrs. Doris Magee described outfits including cream wool twill dresses with pleats and tan shoes, matching hats, and a grey option for cooler weather. The wardrobe also features coats bearing the Australian coat of arms and Gibson bow details.
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England
Doris Magee
Australia
Bottle Greem
Mack
Bet Mi Kiunnes
Slaw
W. McKennon
Lengdai
Betty
Adams
Wembler
Paris Fashion Mavens Bring Models to Sydney Parades
Madame Champrelent, director of the Women's Weekly mannequin parades, arrives from Paris with four Parisian models Mouny Nessbaum Patule Pauchus Yanik Guichard and Maya Leroy. They will model gowns frocks sports attire and swimsuits for Sydney events in July. Materials include cottons linens and alpacas with slim waists long skirts and thin soled shoes becoming the trend.
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Paris
Mademe Caroline Champrelent
Sydney
Madame Champrelent
Wormnen
Madame Chambretent
Mouny Nessbaum
Patule Pauchus
Yanik Guichard
Maya Leroy
Madame Champbrelent
Madame Chambrelentoise
Zoo Tales From Syracuse Mayor Cos Tell O
Syracuse mayor Cos Tell O describes zoo events noting a leopard lived there two years, a jaguar bit the leopard’s tail, a lion suffered cataracts and shared its den with rabbits in a revealing briefing.
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Syracuse
Costello
French Model to Marry Melbourne Businessman
Australian French model Lydia Leplat, a Paris mannequin styled for Women's Weekly, returned to Australia to wed Melbourne businessman Tom Pitman. Pitman, managing director of Pitman Shoe Company, met Leplat during Melbourne fashion parades. they planned a quiet wedding after mutual affection and travels between Melbourne and Paris.
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Lydia Leplat
Tom Pitman
Melbourne
Paris
Lydia
Australia
Pitman
Pitman Shoe Company
Victoria
Adelaide
Miss Leplat
Thor
Mr. Pitman
Mascot
Constellation
Fuse orders halt horn blowing by Hampstead man
A Hampstead New York fuse ordered Anthony Koekaowoki to stop blowing his automobile horn at girls on the street. The court record notes the disturbance and the issuer warns of penalties for further noise.
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Hampstead
New York
Anthony Koekaowoki
Lincoln Woman Sent to Jail for Wearing Stolen Jewelry
Lincoln Nebraska Ar lene Gibson was jailed after attending a policemen's ball while wearing stolen jewelry. The incident centers on the misstep of displaying theft items at a public event, leading to her arrest and confinement. Local authorities disclosed details of the case and the charge.
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Lincoln ‘Nebraska
Arlene Gibson
Robber Strips Man in Tokio Then Leaves Jacket and Shoes
In Tokio an assailant robbed Tadeshichira Tamura of clothing and money. The robber accepted a stirrup cup and staggered away leaving his victim’s jacket, shoes, and the boot behind.
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Tokio
Tadeshichira Tamura
Tired and Unwell Cause Hidden in Health Clues
The fragment hints at persistent fatigue and ill health with vague symptoms. It suggests various possible factors and remedies, noting the need for safer approaches and medical guidance.
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Granmin
Mika
Miles
Erie
Wits
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