World events briefed as secretary cites Russia stance
Secretary Hughes states the United States will not resume economic relations with the Soviet regime while it prevails. Congress plans to resist sales tax legislation as Republican leaders vow no shifting of tax burdens. Frank White nominated for U S treasurer, former North Dakota governor and World War I officer.
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Hughes
Saniel Gompers
Washington
United States
Russia
Congress
Monell
Jeader
House
Frank White
Valley City
N. D
Harding
Mr. White
North Dakota
France
Hats that add note of dignity for spring wearers
A fashion feature presents five hat styles for young matrons and mature wearers. It describes brown cellophane, black variants, and lustrous materials with crowns, loops, ribbons, and decorative flowers. Designs include a lat round crown model, a turban with floral accents, a snail hat with batayla cloth, a green and henna option, and a small bell crowned hat with ribbon sash details.
Spring and Summer Wool Frock Styles Inspire Wardrobe Shift
A detailed fashion note praises wool frocks for spring and summer wear, highlighting versatility, practicality, and evolving streetwear appeal. Describes two Byer weave based dresses in straight-line models with boxy bodices, long skirts, and decorative belts, plus capes and embroidery accents suitable for various weather and occasions.
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Byer
Serge Gabure
Indies
Colonial era kitchen guide with desserts and fritters
A dated cooking column outlines methods for fritters with pursnip, cheese souffle, oysters in croustades, prune and orange whip, and a selection of cakes led by Weary Willie and Everyday Cake. It includes preparation steps, ingredients, and oven notes in a period voice.
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Tommy
Western Canada farm dream attracts hopeful youth
A Western Canada land prospect described at a St Paul Canadian government office exhibit draws a young man’s hope for independence through farming. The piece details needing capital, labor, and a plan to build a homestead with cattle hogs poultry and dairy, while noting practical land prices and the promise of markets and future value. The ad style feature underscores that land remains the key path to wealth and self sufficiency for aspiring farmers.
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St. Paul
Western Canada
Te Elty
Tregan
Thor
Wester Caneda
Canada
Jrmerson
Mike
Gan
I Couldn’t Reach It Jewelry Tale
A Franklin three year old son repeatedly found danger in his mother’s jewelry case. After dropping a ring and touching the display, he was warned. One day, while the mother was away, she moved the jewelry to a high mantle to keep it out of reach. The boy later boasted he could not reach it and claimed triumph. The Indianapolis News recounts this domestic anecdote.
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Willie
Wille
West
Robert of
Franklin
bin Reich
T-1
Indianeyole
Ashes to Ashes in a Beefsteak Spree
A dialogue from an American Legion Weekly fragment shows a farmer and his wife arguing after he admits selling the cow and spending the money at a restaurant on a beefsteak. The exchange highlights a domestic quarrel over finances and a creditor’s frustration.
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Harding
Washington
Song and Daughters of Erin
Ireland
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Walter Simons
Berlin
France
Tattling
Congress
London Times
Eben
Amella
Harnish
American Legion Weekly
Long-Lived Ex-Governors of Oklahoma
The passing of former Governor Tow Ferguson of Oklahoma prompts a look at the state's governors since 1889. The territory and state have had sixteen governors, with only two living milestones: Andrew J. Laney died in Long Beach, California, aged eighty four, and T B Ferguson.
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Tow Ferguson
Okinhoma
Anen
Andrew J. Leny
Long Beach
Cal
T. B. Ferguson
Oklahoman
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Germany
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Rockville
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Detroit
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Entel
Santa Carbara
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
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Sweden
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Loeb & Co
Cleveland Street Railway Company
Bmnrire Engineers’ Beneficial Association
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Springfield
Frank J. Ryan
Republic of Ireland
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
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Hungary
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India
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