French Note on Sports Fashion Shapes French Style in Paris
A Paris fashion correspondent surveys sportswear trends in France. French sports dress favors loose blouses and leather trims, with leather coats and vivid trims influencing American and English lines. Innovations include divided skirts, plaid fabrics, novelty materials, and bold collars and edges, reflecting a lively, feminine sportswear vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennia
Paris
Riviera
Madeleine
Lanvin
A Cat’s Morning: Sunshine and Snookums Praise Comforts
Sunshine the golden cat and Snookums the black cat discuss their mistress Janet and the comforts of their home. They enjoy a breakfast of bacon eggs and warm milk, cherish cushions and pampered life, and dismiss praise as unimportant compared to their daily comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Snookums
Janet
Sunshing
Enookums
Snookwins
Veteran of the Argonne Wins Back His Love in Marriage
Airs his devotion dating from youth and follows her to Brooklyn. Mary Hefferman, a 53 year old Brooklyn teacher, marries Rush Richman, 23, an Argonne veteran, after a long pursuit that led them from Warren Ohio to Cleveland. The couple wed in Warren with Pastor Rheinhild presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell l. Ridhwin
Mary Hefferman
Brooklyn
Russell L. Richman
Parkwood Avenue
Why Can Canada Lure Farmers From Illinois Farms
Illinois farmers led by George Abry Jr and others from Odell Pontiac Dwight and Lockport join a 65 person trek to Sperling Manitoba to buy 5,000 acres of wheat land. The party includes families and gear and prompts debate on Illinois agricultural policy and rural migration.
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Canada
Illinois
Loomington
Ill
Livingston County
George Abry, Jr
John Neibert
Carl Haas
Eugene Fogarty
Edward Neibert
Odell
Pontiac
Gus R. Hanson
Chris Peterson
Henry Wilson
Dwight
Chris Jensen
Chris Sorenson
Simon Anderson
Lucien Humbert
Peter Burgwald
Fred Dransfeld
Lockport
Thomas Stout
W. Gougar
Sperling
Manitoba
Ilinois
France
Lucky Yank Finds a Real Helpmeet in Soviet Land
Hugh Martin, a former US intelligence captain, and his Russian bride Maria Bogomolova, once secret allies in North Russia, now reside in Meridian. He praises Russian women as unspoiled learners while she tutors in French, masters dressmaking, cooking, and household duties.
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Lucky Yank
Bridian
Russia
Hugh
Martin
United States Intelligence Service
American Central Committee For Russian Relief
Maria Bogomolova
Maria Pilgrim
Miss Bogomolova
Archangel
Archang
New York
Meridian
Servant Girls Form Uptown Club in New York
EW YORK. Servant girls organized the first Servant Girl Club and opened quarters on a fashionable uptown street. The club rooms include reception and sleeping rooms bath kitchenettes and are promoted by Rev Nicholas Dulitz pastor of the Hungarian Baptist church. The aim is to show servant girls are people and to reduce the servant girl problem by offering English sociology and economics classes and acting as an intelligence office for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Frst
Nicholas Dulitz
Hungarian Baptist Church
Anthopathy
Dullin
Gee-Whiz Urinary Anxiety and Uric Acid Claims
Historical ad style fragment promoting Anuric and anti uric acid remedy to treat kidney and back pain. It cites uric acid build up from meat tea alcohol and tea and instructs reader to drink hot water and contact a chemist or druggist for trial packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Tong
Tak Neys
Pierce
Berlin man credits Eatonic with stomach cure
Herbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire describes ten years of stomach trouble ending after using Eatonic. He recounts severe pain souring meals, praying for relief, and says after taking several tablets his pain vanished, appetite returned, and he feels like a new man.
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Herbert M. Gessner
Berlin
N. H
Eatonic
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