News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Ohio primaries shape Democratic and Republican alignments as Pomerene defeats Allen for Senate while Donahey runs dry. Belmont era shifts and national debt talks ripple through France and Mexico amid clerical tensions. Clemenceau’s stance and Borah’s world debt forecast color the era as Germany marks republic anniversary.
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Miriam Ferguson
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Hae
Pelletier
Poincare
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Coolidge
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Georges Clemenceau
Cossack Coat Dominates Fall Fashion Silhouettes
A Kan fan City Star fashion writer notes the Cossack inspired line will lead the season with tall straight shapes belted by wide wrinkled belts. The bolero dolman and double coat variations, fur trim, capeline sleeves, and fur collars define the trend across broadcloth garments with embroidery accents and tiered blouse effects.
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Fox Neckpiece to Be Popular for Fall Wear
For fall wear, thin soft ellky fox of cocoa promises to be the mode for arm art wear with suit.
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Taffeta Frocks and Cape Charm for Dance Attire
For younger girls and slim women a taffeta dance frock charms with crisp sheen. The frock contrasts boyish figures with feminine silhouettes, often paired with a matching cape lined with chiffon and edged with fur or a wide rolled collar in the same material.
Two Sweater Sets Popular With American Shoppers
In Scotland two matching sweaters, a slip-on and a coat pattern, have gained favor. The sets are green and loosely woven, crafted for summer wear and now attracting interest from American buyers.
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Scotland
Dance Frock Descriptions for Young Girls
Dance frocks for younger girls feature tight bodices of tulle with rosies in many colors. They are shown in white or delicate pastels, presenting a light and airy style suitable for youthful wear.
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Emart
Marceline Day
Paris Bathing Fashions Feature Shaped Bodices and Full Skirts
Paris fashion notes show bathers adopting slightly shaped bodices or tunics with fuller skirts, often via inverted side plaits. Crepe or satin garments include gathers and leather, rubberized, or silk options in flower tones. Headwear ranges from cretonne hats to simple turbans, with practical aviator caps securing hair under chin straps.
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Paris
Saya
Tights and Garters Shape 1920s Women’s Fashion
The article notes tights becoming popular with short skirts among refined women and younger active sets. It discusses stockings worn by wealthier individuals, while many cannot afford them and wear tights to below the knee. Fancy garters persist though deemed useless, with Parisian influence shaping one piece stockings and the tights trend.
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Paris
Fobs Return in New Style Suspended From Bar Pin
Fobs return with a new form suspended from a rhinestone bar pin. The accessory decorates daytime coats and afternoon frocks, using ribbons or crystals in white, black, or colored stones. Worn on the left side below the shoulder, it adds a mart tone to the outfit.
Lisle Hosiery Ad Highlights Women in Male Stockings
An advertisement from Summer Hosiery of Lisle promotes male style stockings for women in delicate colors and chiffon-like weight. It claims the tones match current fashion, presenting a bold, period-veil tone on gendered hosiery.
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Wil
Gold Broche Underdress With Leopard Trimmed Overdress
A gold broche underdress features gold buttons along the front and peeks beneath a long orange crepe overdress trimmed with leopard. The overdress fastens with a gold bow at the neck and a gold ornament at the low waist.
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Helps Omaha Mother Heal
In 1810 two babies born altered lives across Old Town land and New England hamlets. Mrs Adolph Bratke of 4816 Booth 18th St South Omaha Neb credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting years of wrenching illness. After a year and a half she reports steady improvement, now healthy, managing an eight room house without help.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham
Adolph Bratke
Booth
South Omaha
Nébr
Lydia
What book helped you most in your care
An illustrated campus column asks readers which book helped them most in their life or work. The prompt invites responses from students and staff, reflecting on influence, learning, and personal growth.
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Kansas City
Fragmentary line on family and groans as man seeks attention
A distorted citation notes a man demanding attention from his family, insisting others halt their activities to hear his groans. The readable fragment implies domestic strain and a call for sympathy within a household context.
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