New York Fashion Update Affects Local Wardrobe Selections
A fashion note discusses European war era color trends navy blue dark brown and concord along with neutral tones. It details coat suits fabrics such as Velours broadcloth gabardine serge and op lin and describes sleeve and collar styles short skirts differing from circular to pleated and the revival of poufs and tunics with net lace and taffeta trims. Dresses priced from 6 50 and suits from 15 pounds.
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New York
New York City
Europe
Brief Notices and Personal Items From the Community
Mixa Aline Watford teaches this winter at Columbia and visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. AL Watford. Mrs. 3.18. Moor travels to New Orleans for a month. Master Joe Moor will stay with grandparents Meo and Mrs. BP Reid. Mrs. W. OM. Finch of Atlanta visits her aunt Mrs. W. BL Ussery.
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Mixa Aline Watford
Columbia
AL Watford
Moor
Tharalay
New Orleans
Mr. Moor
Joe Moor
Meo
Reid
Mra. W. OM. Finch
Atlanta
Mudy Club Elects New Member At Regular Meeting
The Study Club held its regular Friday meeting at 3 30 p m presided over by Mrs Ernest Ford. Mrs Ed Mawkins was elected to fill a vacancy. After the program, guests were invited to a dining room with tea and sandwiches.
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Mudy Club
Mra
GV. Baker
Ernest Ford
Ed Mawkins
Poets of the 17th Century Feature at Local Event
The dining room showcased a rustic centerpiece with benatit vine and baskets. Mrs. Baler led serving with Mrs. Ed Harmon and Mex. Ernest Bussey assisting. Ball Call and Reading segments included works like Gray's Elegy and selections by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Drewry Fey.
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Kipling
Cardus Woman’s Tonic Cited As Cure For Womanly Troubles
Mrs Sarah M of Mt Airy North Carolina says five years of womanly and stomach troubles vanished after taking Cardus Woman’s Tonic. She reports dramatic improvement after six bottles, with friends asking about her new look and others starting the remedy. The ad claims Cardus has helped millions of women over fifty years.
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Mt. Airy
N. C
Sarah M. Pt
Towa
Cardus
Lady Reader
Surprise for Pat as lion in circus skin performs
A circus manager offers Pat to dress as a lion after a dead lion prompts a stunt. Pat wears the skin and roars lifelike in the lion’s den. The keeper drives him into the tiger’s cage as Pat frantically seeks escape while the tiger speaks to him from the cage. The tale ends with an aside about reading the Want Ads in The Eagle.
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Sittsburg
Pat
Waterford
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief item
Fragmentary text mentions a price and a possible medicine reference but lacks coherent details or names to identify a specific event or topic. No verifiable facts emerge for a proper news summary.
Elopement Tale Sparks Dinner Convo
During a dinner a light anecdote recounted by TL M Racker links a North Dakota politician to a ten year marriage. Brown recalls an old acquaintance prompting a memory of elopement jokes and a father who “has been with us ever since.”
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TL. M. Racker
North Dakota
Philadelphia Telegraph
Brown
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