War relief eyed as water cutback threatens Chicago canal
Secretary weeks may grant temporary permit to use lake water after Supreme Court order limits drainage. War department relief could allow about 600 000 cubic feet per minute to avert sewage issues, with Congress bills aiming to extend this aid during plant construction and possible yearslong impact.
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John W. Weeks
War Department
Chicago Cantrary
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Secretary of War
Congress
Kelly
Chicago Drainage ‘District
Dés Plathes
Bystander and Providence in Washington Post Critique
A fragmented passage criticizes the Washington Post editor and staff writer, imputing divine providence to unrelated figures, including a naval expert, and mocks editorial debates. The tone treats editorial opinion as personal theater and questions the author’s credibility and motives.
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Washington ‘Post
Héenye
Providence
Fred Britten
Washington Post
St. James
Stone G o es to Supreme Court Bench
Justice McKenna ends active service on the Supreme Court. Attorney General Stone nominated to succeed him. Solicitor General Beck to act as Attorney General upon Stone’s retirement. McKenna had served since January 26, 1898. Stone, born October 13, 1872, educated at Amherst and Columbia, had been an associate and educator before his rise to national office.
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Joseph
McKenna
Supreme Court
Harlan F.stone
Perewith
Pacific Coast
Beck
Stone
Supreme Bench
Tyathe Tatt
Berch
Hitlan Fiske Stone Waa
Cheaterfield
N. B
Amherst
A.ad College
Coluimool
Ann
York
Columbia
Coolidge
Chiesterfeld
Episcopalian Church
Tegal
First Woman Governor Inaugurated Amid Ceremony In Cheyenne
The first woman governor of Wyoming, Nel le Taylor Rosé, formally assumed duties in Cheyenne in a Spartan ceremony. The event honored a milestone in women’s rights as she pledged to uphold equal citizenship and advance justice, with a tribute to womanhood central to the rite.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Nelle
Rosé
Marke
Ross
Rage Ag
Binton
Ostrich Feathers Revive Fashion Accessories and Embellishments
A fashion piece notes ostrich feathers as a popular trimming for hats and accessories this season. Willow ostrich opens dressy beaver and felt hats, feather pompons appear, and long plumes decorate collars, bows, and neckpieces in black, white, and color blends. Hand painted fabrics and scarves, gowns, and gloves join the trend in stylish wear across theaters and restaurants.
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New York Times
Ini
Neglsgees
Angerle
Paris Sports Frock Designs For Day and Evening Wear
The article describes chiffon frocks in new dainty colors with painted ends featuring graceful motifs. Options include white crepe with flamingos, yellow backgrounds with golden roves, and vermilion silk hearts in black outlines. Black and white pairings prevail, with Russian character designs noted as popular. Nightgowns and other practical apparel are dismissed as passing fads.
Turquoise Blue Beaver Hat With Silver Trim Featured
A Turquoise Blue beaver hat with silver cloth trim is highlighted as an attractive seasonal accessory. The item emphasizes color and metallic trim to enhance its appeal and style.
Smart Bags For Motor Trips In Leather Finery
The article promotes smart, serviceable motor trip bags made from red leather in all sizes from small to large dressing bags. They feature well fitted toilet requisites and a small flat envelope, with a chic costume in black or dark blue and a touch of brilliance.
Bondi Match Scart Beads Describe Striped Cart
A fragile note describes a striped cart with a handloom bead string matching the tones of the scart. The description emphasizes color harmony and crafted detail in a vintage textile pairing.
Harmony in Accessories Shapes the Modern Dress
A fashion essay notes that chic comes from sophisticated simplicity and perfect harmony among costume details. It contrasts daywear and evening style, highlighting the rise of practical envelope bags, refined gloves, kerchiefs, and ornate metal bags, with emphasis on color, texture, and appropriate embellishments.
Variable Coiffure Then and Now in Headwear
A compact note describes coiffure options in a shop, detailing bob and formal styles. It notes a hair dresser specializing in transformations, with a hat-like headpiece shaped to suit the consumer. An entire head wrap can shift from daytime to evening look.
Bizarre Headdresses Highlight Antique Jewelry In Paris
Readers note curious display of elaborate headpieces and hats paired with evening gowns. Descriptions emphasize white fabric urbans resembling Indian headgear, metal brocade pieces, and other antique designs shown with formal attire.
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Rama
Paris
Gray Is Chic In A Sea Of Gray Fashion
A fashion note highlights a woman tracing the moment’s mode with head to toe gray. She dons a gray suit gray hat and a gray coat trimmed with silver tones while gray jewelry completes a chic ensemble seen as forward and elegant.
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Chic
Beaded Steel Bags with Intricate Moire Design
Fragments describe steel beads used to adorn moire bags. Large square envelopes hold necessary fittings and tailored salt with intricate lenses of steel beads.
Home lamp care tips from the U.S. Department of Agriculture
The article advises keeping lamp cleaning materials in a tray, ensuring kerosene lamps are clean and full, trimming the wick, and cleaning the chimney. It notes that the lamp should dry after washing the chimney and warns against moisture causing the glass to crack, also suggesting dusting the lamp and shade.
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United States
Falla
United States Department of Agriculture
Baked Vegetable Omelet or Souffle Recipe from Agriculture Dept
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the dish combines mashed cooked vegetables with a fat and liquid sauce, folded with beaten egg yolks and whites, seasoned with salt pepper onion juice parsley or chives curry powder and optional ham or bacon. The mixture bakes slowly until firm and can be served with vegetables arranged around the souffle.
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United States
Vegetable Chicken Stew From Frayed OCR Recipe
Fragments describe a chicken stew with butter onions peppers and herbs. Instructions mention browning onions peppers and bay leaf then adding a vegetable mixture and ham until tender before serving. The text is garbled with several misspellings and unclear quantities.
Judging Textiles Consider Fiber in Fabric Choices
The bureau of home economics advises buyers to weigh fiber type as much as price and design. It explains cotton, linen, wool, silk, and artificial silk fibers, plus wool and cotton blends, noting fiber length and quality affect fabric performance and cost.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Culture
Peanut Butter Souffle and Tomato Sauce Guide
A United States Department of Agriculture note provides a peanut butter souffle recipe mixed with tomato sauce ideas. It describes ingredients like peanut butter bread crumbs eggs whites and tomato juice, with steps to bake the souffle and prepare a tomato based sauce. The guidance suggests variations using milk or water and tomato ketchup as an alternative.
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United States Department
Agricultura
Bruce
United States
Department of Agriculture
Desirable soups for school lunches recipe guide
Describes a United States Department of Agriculture guide for school lunch soups rich in vitamins. Includes greens such as spinach and cabbage, bread crumbles, onions, milk, and butter. Provides steps to blend greens with bread, heat, season, and adjust liquid for six portions.
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