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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
4
Along Fifth Avenue, fashion shows patriotism in fabrics and trims with red white and blue accents. Gingham dresses and voile fabrics mix with navy braid and white duck edges. skirts lengthen per new Paris trends and beaded trims, fringes, and tassels appear on dresses and lingerie.
The Bureau of Education circular shows 1917 enrollment fell in all higher education sectors except medicine which rose three percent. Declines ranged 3.5 percent in home economics to 41.6 percent in law schools, with colleges of education down 4.3 percent, theology down 26.5 percent, and agriculture down 24.9 percent.
The text describes practical bags in pongee and sports silk matching a sports costume, with linen bags suitable for stenciling or embroidery. It highlights cretonne designs and various handle styles, and praises a soft silk mull frock with embroidery or beads. The illustration shows a simple rear dress with wide tucks, medallion motifs, and coordinated waist and cuffs.
New York May 3 export figures from the Department of Commerce show foodstuff shipments to the Allies rising. Wheat exports fell, but flour exports increased enough to offset the decline, keeping overall shipments up.
Christine Frederick, renowned author on home efficiency, speaks on household economy and wartime food conservation at Applecroft Long Island. She outlines practical, proven methods from her Applecroft experiment station, highlighting how domestic efficiency supports war aid and lowers living costs.
Fragmentary text references Flag Station items with numbers 1 2 3 4 daily 7 9 and notes on carries but lacks coherent context or complete facts.
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