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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

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Morgan to Lead Talks on German Loans in Europe

J. P. Morgan plans a Paris visit to discuss raising foreign loans for Germany as reparations work, after receiving a commission note appointing a multinational committee. Morgan, noting no fixed plan, sees potential for a large U.S. loan if terms are right, joined by Morgan partner George Whitney. International bankers say Germany may need up to 2 billion dollars for rehabilitation and 1 billion for current needs.

Europe J. P. Morgan Reparations Commission Conmission AL. Delacroix Belgium Amelio Italy Vissering Holland Robert Kindersley England M. Sergent France Bergmann Germany Invitabie Paris Morgan George Whitney

Spring Sap Runs in Ann Arbor At Michigan U

President Leroy Burton defends Michigan against Chicago attorney Louis T Orr's claim of an “invisible and unrestricted government” and harsh hazings. He cites Orr Jr, a 17 year old hazed for defying traditions as evidence of mob spirit. Burton condemns violence and urges evidence-based action while noting spring activities distract students from study.

Leroy Burton Michigan University Louis T Chicago Ann Arbor Orr Louis T. Jr University of Michigan Burton Louis Orr

Budget System Praised As Dawes Plans Push

Brig. Gen. Herbert M. Lord, understudy to Dawes, will succeed at the July 1 budget year start. Dawes reports government savings and a 1922 decline of over 1.6 billion in expenditures from 1921. Current estimates show 1923 outlays at least 45.6 million less, with total operation reductions around 500 million, amid new budget bureau pressures.

Herbert M. Lord Charles G. Dawes Bureau of the Budget H—I Maria” Dawes Chicago Kuchner Mellon Treasury Department Dawes Budget Bureau

Wiedfeldt Represents New Germany Ambassador to U S

Otto L Wiedfeldt, claimed as the first German midhiasador to the United States since the war, arrives in Washington linked with progress. He from New Germany, seeks to unite Germany and America for mutual benefit and says he earned the prefix Dr in business. He worked with Krupp, toured East Asia before the war, and crossed the continent from San Francisco to New York for information and pleasure.

Otto L. Wiedfeldt United States Bernstawf Washington Times Jin Amerien Germany Utliy New Germany Ig & Discotor Krupp Essen Krupps East Asia Japan China San Francisco New York

Styles in Evening Clothes for Summer Formalwear

A fashion writer in the New York Times extols colorful summer evening attire. Describes plain crepe and bouffant tafeta gowns, cargundies, and soft chiffons as versatile for figures from girlish to slim, emphasizing bright colors and modern expressions of youth.

New York Times

Navy Tricotine with Sash Gracious and Summery

Navy tricotine with sash presents a filmy summery look. Draped dresses suit elder women while flattering younger ones in part. They dress up for evening events, blending dinner and dance with a graceful, stylish shine.

Scutache Braid in Dresses Graces New Fashions

Regional interest centers on scutache braid used as trimming on newer frocks. Rows of braid at sleeve ends create a rich, heavy effect. designers mix colors like black, dark green, and white to accent chiffon sleeves and fronts. The trend echoes French designers who braid embroidery for bold seasonal motifs.

Danyin

Vivid Costumes Parade in Cretenne Summer Show

A lively summer display features vivid costumes hats parasols and work bags in bright Cretenne hues. The parade highlights smart, affordable styling for a seasonal crowd with crafted accessories and coordinated outfits.

Cretenne

Separate skirts and knits take bright spring colors

A fashion note describes popular separate skirts in light meshes and cottons with fringed trims, varied colors from jade to dandelion yellow, and white options. It highlights plain, not pleated skirts, and coats the sweater styles with Navajo patterns and warm weather popularity.

Colin

Chintz and Drapery Styles Gain Popular Favor

Patterns and colors of chintz steadily gain favor across markets with ready to wear expanding in summer offerings for garden and outdoor wear. Women seek distinctive looks by combining chintz with silks velvets and metallic fabrics to elevate dresses above the common price.

Sumner Heonormist

Boudoir Cap Described With White Net and Pink Ribbon

A pretty boudoir cap recently seen features plain white net, satin trim, two face frills, and multiple rows of pink satin ribbon. The item reflects modest decorative styling and delicate edge finishing common to period lingerie accessories.

The Church's Greatest Joke Revealed in Memory

A witty exchange from Birmingham memory notes the church’s solemn sanction and a husband’s playful fear that abandoning obedience vows would end the church’s best joke. The dialogue casts doubt on gender roles and the ritual of marriage with a sardonic sigh at tradition.

Sammuell Birmingham Eng Memury

Find Old Graves in Ireland Near Camaghiy Farm

A farmer at Camaghiy near Bomorly, Ireland, unearthed two graves on his field while plowing. Six men removed stone slabs to reveal a well preserved pot. Hundreds of sightseers visited the site with belief the graves date to the sixteenth century.

Ireland Camaghiy Bomorly

Fragmentary quips hint at trust and restraint

The readable lines suggest themes of honesty and caution, with voices warning about deceit and hardhearted behavior. Names, places, or dates are not readable, but the tone implies discourse on integrity and social expectation.

Objections Rise Over New Club Member in Youthful Group

A fragmented recital shows Jimmie and others debating a new member E Hickey in a youth club. Concerns focus on trust and past incidents including a bag snatching. The chorus insists on keeping the club free of trouble and warns against admitting risky individuals.

Oriule Sporting E Hickey Jimmie Muaure Hickey Riznt

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