Prohibition Fight Shapes 1924 Political Battles
Wet and dry forces align to bulk up prohibition politics with aims to amend the Volstead Act and raise non intoxicating drink limits. Planes seek to mobilize a national Liberal bloc and target 1924 elections while states like California go dry and Ohio rejects a wine beer amendment by a large margin.
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Gillett
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Minn
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Fortescue Cancelled Over Controversial Remarks at West Point
West Point's Gen Stayden, under Sec Weeks, recalls invitation to British historian John William Fortescue after a secretary quotes passages from his book praising trickery in competition. Fortescue, president of the Royal Historical Society and Windsor librarian, planned to defend his criticisms in remarks at the academy.
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Demonstration Clashes With Counter Protesters At White House
About 200 amnesty supporters appealing to President Harding to pardon 64 imprisoned espionage act violators gathered at the White House grounds with a marching band and banners. Police halted the band for trespass on government property, then the group moved to Lafayette Square where a counter demonstration led by youths with rival banners prompted police intervention.
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White House
Husky Park
Lafayette Square
Benedict ‘Arnold Patriotic Association, Inc
Senate urged to abolish seniority rule for steering committee
Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois calls for creation of a representative steering committee and the abolition of the binding seniority rule. He argues chairmen should reflect the committee and Senate majority, not merely seniority, to handle the vast legislative workload and enable regular meetings with the House.
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Fur as Trimming for Winter Coats Costs Shrewdly
An au fashion note from the New York Times urges fur trims as a lavish yet affordable touch for winter coats. It suggests using old fur coats cut into wide bands for cloth wraps or woolen coats, offering stylish options without extravagant expense.
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Jacket fashion notes for deep mauve and fur trim coats
A feature describes a three quarter length gray blue tweed coat with blue satin lining and black seal fur, plus a draped blue turban accent. It notes fur coat linings and rich textile effects including metallic silks, brocades, and velvet fabrics in bold color palettes and patterns.
Twills and velvet frocks dominate tailored street wear
Poiret twills lead street wear with embroidery and scarlet and Persian effects. Velvet frocks feature ermine trimming on black velvets, while brown velvet styles use matching furs at neck and sleeve edges. Fur trims finish several frocks.
Capes Remain Fashion’s Evening Favorite Worldwide
Fashion writers note capes retain strong popularity among women as versatile evening wraps. Velvet and metal brocade capes shine in colors like orange purple and green with fur and silver accents. Short hip and knee length styles pair with smart coats and dresses for dramatic, gathered or circular silhouettes.
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Ever'ag
New Shape in Fana Square Fans of Painted Silk
Among the novelties in dress accessories are square fans of painted silk mounted on tortoise shell frames. These are big with the square measuring perhaps eighteen inches.
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Fana
Bertha Collars Novel Embroidery Ensemble
Smart and new bertha collars of embroidery organdie are paired with filet and Irish lace, creating a refined decorative set. The piece highlights delicate texture and vintage craft influence in a fashion display.
Soups and Garnishes Featured in The Kitchen Cabinet
A page lists various soups and quick dishes including Vermont Chicken Soup with peas and lettuce, Quick Bouillion made from beef and pork, Cheese Balls cooked in broth, and Rice Soup using rice, onions, celery, and cream.
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Vermont
We may live without painters or writers or mummers
Historical note from The Contributers' Club extols essential urban life with a humorous poke at reliance on painters writers and mummers, asserting civilized society cannot live without plumbers.
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Contributers’ Club
All Kinds of Things in the Winter Kitchen
Fragments of a vintage cooking column offer varied tips. It suggests using any recipe for fruit cake, steaming then baking for better texture, and bacon with green peppers as a breakfast dish. Also describes gluten flour breads, almond bread with a gluten base, and toast ideas, with a note of sugar avoidance.
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