Paris fashion shows white dresses with lace and organdy
Paris reveals an entire display of white dresses for children with high waists and full skirts. The window features organdy trims, lace memories, appliques, and delicate caps, with standout pieces including a panel front, Bertha collar, and a two-tier organza cape. A doll dress with Valenciennes lace caps the collection.
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We the People by Jay Franklin Washington
Public column arguing that parliamentary democracy is being eroded by business interests and elites. It draws parallels to Italy and Germany before fascism, warns of a drift toward dictatorship if reform is blocked, and urges decisive social and economic action under the Roosevelt era.
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First US postage stamp honored Jefferson in 1851
Washington and Jefferson are noted as key figures in early American stamps. Jefferson, creator of the Declaration and pivotal statesman, is highlighted as the sole president on the 1851 five cent stamp. Also mentioned is a Tennessee man promoting potato chips with cottonseed oil.
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Recovery debate questions pump priming in United States
The column questions synthetic recovery and pump priming as a path to prosperity, urging business leaders to map a definite, permanent recovery program. It warns against borrowing and spending to regain growth, cites TVA amid campaign timing, and urges practical, cooperative strategies over artificial measures. It also notes fishing season enthusiasm and public ballots on daylight saving time with fairness assurances.
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Peculiar OCR Slice From Plant Workers Text
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference plant workers and supporters using over-zealous tactics. The garbled lines discuss fairness, honest conduct, and sportsmanship, with mentions of a poll and actions affecting works and savings, though many words are distorted.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington on Jones RFC Power
Washington April 15 Congress shows trust in Jesse Jones as leader over Roosevelt spending. A $1.5 billion loan power expands with few safeguards, passing both houses with minimal opposition. The RFC chair expands control, limits directors, and hints at stock purchases and broad loan authority.
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Funeral rites honor local fallen soldiers
The community gathered for the funeral of Sergt Glenn Patton and other service members. Mention is made of their im pressive services and the local station processing new recruits as they head to camp. Also noted are social notices about April 18th visits and returning residents.
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New Ambassador To Court Of Public Welfare Promotes World's Tonic
An unidentified man, Albert Coletta of New Castle, promotes World's Tonic as relief from constipation and related symptoms. He claims personal health improvements and urges friends to try the product, asserting it aids digestion, gas, bloating, and back discomfort. He stresses honesty and warns against expensive unsuccessful remedies.
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Greta Rainer Aims For Complete Character Portrayal
Hollywood report notes Greta Rainer’s photographic sit for The Toy Wire. Photographer Bull praises her ability to enter a role without fussing over makeup or profile, comparing her to Garbo and Crayford. He jokes about starting a school to teach acting through portrait sittings.
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Porcupine Quill Armor Noted as Survival Tool
The porcupine relies on a dense defense of its quills for survival. It has between 20,000 and 40,000 sharp daggers that are more poisonous than a wasp sting. Each quill point is polished and very keen, followed by over a thousand barbs that protrude when skin is warm, like fish hooks.
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