Be Sure You're Right Then Go Into the High
A cautionary tale of Mr Dawdell a cautious investor who demands full analysis before betting on market moves. He studies odds watches tips and stock tickers yet defers risking capital until a fragile bull run collapses and his bets fail leaving him wiser but poorer. The piece ends with a sober moral about buying when others sell and vice versa.
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Dawdell
Geroms
Mr. Dawdell
Birda
Colin
Ken
Bockers
Bohunkus Steel Coll
Eoon Mr. Dewdellly
Peerly
Inert Motor Co
Dinkus
Barinsky
Southland
Wallingfords
Bears
Motors
Ribbed Velvet Coats Stir Paris Style For Spring
Paris fashion houses embrace ribbed velvet as a midseason and spring coat option. U.S. shops show coats and suits in beige gray and white ribbed velvet with vertical rib textures, varied yokes pockets and removable neckpieces for versatile ensembles.
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Theaute Monde
Paris
Maggie Rout
UWI
Weeters
Usion
Europe Trees Poised to Expand U S Hardwood Plantings
Cornell forestry expert J A Cope notes immigration of European hardwoods beyond people. Norway spruce Scotch pine and European larch already shape New York forests with beech likely to follow for faster growth and higher lumber value.
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United States States
J. A. Cope
Department of Forestry
Cornell University
Europe
New York State
Scotland
Prussia
Scandinavia
Finland
Cope
The Four Requisites of the Educated Man
The passage lists four requisites for the educated man: general knowledge of the world history of human ideas one science and one language preferably his own. It argues that humility is essential to true education and that ongoing effort is needed to approach perfect education.
Check with Plain By Cherie Nicholas
The article describes how check patterns return this season in beachwear and spring outfits. It notes washable fabrics, plaid or plaid‑trimmed silks, and jaunty bodice or yoke tape details with self fabric ties.
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Cherie Nicholas
Hand Knitted Effects For All Sports Wear
Hand knitted effects are chic for sports wear with popular patterns. Colors include red browns copper tones and burnt orange shades on a dark top.
Worth Spring Models Highlight Flare Capes and Neutrals
The Worth mid season collection previews spring fashion with beige gray sand black and white shades. Highlights include fur trimmed coats and gowns plus flare capes worn over light wool and crepe frocks. Fontainebleau a black white crepe satin ensemble already appeals to Parlavin clients. Eureeux a brown beige wool costume features a simple sports dress jacket cape sleeves and distinctive stitched trim.
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Worth
Fontainebleau
Parlavin
Bustles Return in Pleats and Folds Across Fashion
The revival of bustles returns, with Madame Schiaparelli leading a shift to pleated and folded structures. This new style overturns the old horsehair and canvas fillers, bringing a modern silhouette back into vogue.
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Empress Eugenie
Madame Schiapareil
Dress Designers Return to Fringe for Trimming
Designers at Penn Fringe restore fringe details for evening wear with borders and capes. They pair fringe with black or black and white palettes, matching color accents to create versatile daytime and evening looks.
I did kick my way into the movies
The narrative recalls a performer's journey from musical theatre to film. Beginning on the East Side of New York and performing in the Passing Show of 1023 and Topics of 1023, the artist built a career with dance kicks both with and without music, meeting obstacles, and finally gaining a path into Hollywood after encounters with Anne Nichols and a role opportunity related to Rosemary in Able's Irish Rose.
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New York
James Hall
West Coast
William Por
Paramount Studio
Hollywood
Rosemary
Styria Reveals Alpine Life and Iron Heart of Austria
Styria, Austria’s Alpine province, blends rural heritage with industrial vigor. Graz thrives as a manufacturing hub while Graz’s museum and medieval armor echo a bygone era. The Mur river valleys host dairying, timber, and mountain tourism as villagers tend herds and ship dairy products to markets.
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National Geographic
Bechetyington
WNU
America
Styria
Picturesqme
Austrian
Shenandoah Valley
Birmingham
Austria
Holliday
Europe
Tyrol
Stelermark
Niajere Tauern
Republic
Vordemberg-Elseners Range
Panhandle
Murau
Teufenbach
Leoben
Grae
Mur
Graz
Venice
Athens
Winlature
Acropolis
Athena
Iles
Exch
Alps
Apstria
Fragmentary Proverb Reflection on Navigation and Observation
A wary snippet notes an old Highland proverb about new boats and ancient rocks. It cites Coleridge on celestial observation for accurate terrestrial charts, attributed to Henley Henson.
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Scotland
Coleridge
Henley Henson
War on Thistle Wastes No Time as Farmers Fight It
Scotland wages a campaign against the country’s national flower the thistle. It has become a border menace to farms with a bounty program for schoolchildren. A girl collected five thousand thistles as a prize.
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Scotland
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