Red Cross Works Across War Fronts and Home Fronts
The American Red Cross drives relief through refugees furniture production, canteen services, and patient care as it coordinates aid from Lyons to Evian les Bains. Filippo of Erie wills his funds to the Red Cross, hoping they aid fellow soldiers. The Fichte r Central in Paris coordinates aid for 14,000+ families and 39 agencies while knitting tips and shelter efforts illustrate broader relief work.
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Kite and bag frocks join peg top silhouettes in Paris
Paris fashion notes declare the new kite and bag frock silhouettes are just oversized peg top styles. The trend is shown with a few exaggerated examples, but shoppers need not worry as the designs remain within the familiar silhouette family.
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New Vestees Describe Silk and Wool Jersey Styles
New vestees of tricolette silk or wool jersey are very smart. They are to be worn with long sashes draped at one hip with fringed ends. They are expensive but can be home made by buying materials by the yard to reduce cost. This woven knitted fabric lasts a lifetime and comes in lovely colors.
High necked blouses set to rival open throat styles
Two high necked blouses gain attention as rivals to open throat designs for spring wear. The Georgette crepe and white voile models feature plaited fronts, pearl buttons, and hemstitched collars with velvet ties while masking age lines by covering the throat.
Darts Shape Fabric Shoulders and Bust in Modern Garments
Darts once used to emphasize a waist now shape the shoulders and bust. They remain visible, outlined with embroidery and painted dart head details at the ends, reflecting current tailoring trends.
Tribute Tributes Pour In After Roosevelt Death
A nation mourns Theodore Roosevelt as leaders from Secretary of State Lansing to Governor Lowden praise his vigor, courage, and Americanism. Tributes honor his frontiersman, statesman, and public servant legacy and warn of the loss to the country amid crisis.
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France
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Lowden
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The Razor in Civiliation and Barber Habits
Busts of the Caesars show them clean shaven while eighteenth century men relied on the barber to shave their heads too Hogarth painted a period beau with wig removed resembling an elderly baby The uncouth look of barbarians shocked Romans due to neglect of hair dressing
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Drunk Passenger Receives Sage Help From Scottish Minister
A well known Scottish minister entering a car halted fellow passengers from ejecting a drunken man. He spoke calmly to restore order for the journey, but before departure the upset man muttered insults and then clasped the minister's hands saying he understood what it is to be drunk.
Worms banish with Dead Shot Vermifuge in Jerusalem ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Peerys Vermifuge Dead Shot to expel worms or tapeworms. It claims one dose suffices and targets readers in Jerusalem at a large theater showing films nightly.
Haarlem Oil Ad Claims Kidney and Age Remedies
An old fashioned advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules as a cure for aging related bodily weakness including bladder and kidney issues. It promises relief from back pain, rheumatism, sciatica and other ailments, claiming daily use purifies kidneys and purges poisons, with money back guarantee if ineffective.
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