Fall and Wallace in Glash and Genoa Conference Drift
American government declines to participate in the Genoa Economic Conference. Lloyd George hints at resignation. Fourteenth Canadian Parliament opened. Fiume tensions rise anew with Italian and Jugoslav moves amid Rapallo treaty concerns. President Harding marks first year in office and faces cabinet battles over forest and Alaska administration.
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Genoa
Lloyd George
Sly John Dickinson Sherman
Arren G. Harding
United States
National Press Club
Fess
Ohio
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Ixane
Republcan Congress
Hove
Econo
Poss
Byrne
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
General Dawes
Budget Bureau
Nonady
Maria” Dawes
Baring
Washington
Florida
Harding
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Natural Resources of
Alaska
National Park Service
Secretary of the Interior
Agricultural Department
Nations Park Service
National Forests
Public Works Department
Aliaka
Tongass
Chugae
Fall
Secretary Fall
American Forestry Association
Anywny
Hughes
Reel
Roy Serene
Trenin
Europe
Esc
Vesuvius
Zanella
Free City
Rapallo
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Gabrielle d'Annunzio
Giovanni Giurtati
Free State
Juge-Slavs
Fiume
Rapalto
Oil Production Rise in United States and Mexico
United States and Mexico account for almost 90 percent of world petroleum consumption. US production rose 5.9 percent in 1921 and Mexico 10.3 percent, with the US supplying 61.9 percent and Mexico 25.7 percent of world output. Weekly US crude averaged 1,400,000 barrels, up from the prior week, with increases seen in Oklahoma and the Midwest oil fields.
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United States
Mexico
Ted States
Oklahoma
North
Oil production and prices in mid continent report
The report notes a mid content geld average around 400 barrels and crude prices with no changes in major districts. Mid continent crude is quoted at 200 dollars per barrel and Pennsylvania crude at 825 per barrel, with February patroleun figures showing 10 57 000 barrels and an average of 377 822 barrels for the month.
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Pennsylvania
Arrel
Asport
Patroleun
Pringelhul Unitet States Party
Stimmgiry
Ohio News in Turbulent Weekend Report
Newcomerstown records over 100 influenza cases while Akron diggers demand pay. Speinfield Recreation Building burglary. Newark fire damages and a church fire near Grace Lutheran. Lima mourns Rev. Heylgaiah Miller. Gallipolis robbers seize public sale proceeds. Lady Astor invited to Columbus convention in May. Local and state figures face trials, strikes, and political moves across Ohio.
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Akron
Speinfield
Newark
Leos Confectionery
Ohio
Kertmecky
Ironton
Pite
Grace Maglis Lutheran
Hey
Lgaiah Miller
Lima
Leonard Lee
Gallipoli
Ohio League of Women Voters
Lady Astor
Columbus
Thomas C. Mahon
Hardin County
John M. Heaton
Central Union Depot
Cincinnati
Tuscarawas County
Park Valley Road
Stillwater
Liverpool
England
Harry Ferguson
Tony Debressio
Black Diamond Coal Company
Lathrop
Athens County
Warner Collieries Company
John McDaniels
McDaniels
Cuyahoga Falls
Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Fostoria
Dennison
Russell Evans
Edward Worback
Evans
Vorback
Deronica Smolaik
Cleveland
New York Central
Painesville
A. W. Barnes
John Gahenback
Marion
Edwin Baker
Gahenback
Joseph Boone
Mariow
Hoth
Hamilton Board of Education
Frank Halfpenny
Prohibition Enforcement
Tiffin
Heal
Walter W. Gwin
Huron
Ion Company
Elyrian
Adolph Tager
Tilin
Plewani
Aml
Jess
Alehway
St . Sam
Coverpur
Phe
Ohio News Briefs Reflect Broad Range of Tragedy and Change
A wide array of mishaps and milestones fill Ohio notices from deaths and accidents to public works. Notable items include the deaths of J C Seeman and several professionals, fires, a rail and road collision, oil testing bids in Athens County, and a push for a new memorial hall for Ulysses S Grant.
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Defiance Machine Works
J.C. Seeman
Oboe UN High School
Frei J. Seeger
Columbus
Elizabeth
Painesrilly
Arte
Newark
Webb C. Ball
Chebel
Aditin Roran
Greendielil
New York
Centrth
Ashtabula
Levi Bower
Bellefontaine
Daylit J. Buuslin
Bucyrus
Hania Divinity School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
State Armory
Pomeroy
Leglon
Athens County
Fannie DeLong
Toledo
Dover
Samuel H. Allman
Franklin County
Henry Munck
Advance Printing Company
Cleveland
Charles Norman
Walter Hart
Marion
Washburn
Benjamin HH. Wilkinson
East Riverpool
Toronto
George ‘Schnell
Middletown
Frank Falls
Cincinnati
Hamilton
de. L. T. Mahon
Ohio
Sandusky
E. S. Ingram
Kenmore
Summit County
W. Higby
Highs
Allen County Children’s Home
Paul Sgamboll
Youngstown
Charles B. Smith
First National Bank
Athens
John A. Clark
Court
Medina County
Medina
W. &. Bundy
Ulysses S. Grant
Davis
Harold Nierengarten
Lima Bellboy
Joe Scott Kershaw
Lima
Wayakoneta
Trumbull County
Smith
Esther Sport
Miesion
Walnut Wits
Cincinnani
William Valentine
John
Doganhardt
Pina
Wilf
Stentenac
Tray
Miami County , Bar Association
Crawbaugh Hardware Company
Jay
Jet in Headdress and Bracelets Describe Elegant Dark Fashion
An ornate jet headdress and matching jet bracelets linked by a bead chain are pictured on a pale haired wearer in a white velvet dress. Pearls and onyx bracelets with fringe accents offer a richer, sharper look, while other pearl arrangements include a shoulder wearing fringe struck with silver.
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Vurisiennes
Theo
Sport Togs and Fashion Notes Shape Next Spring Wear
A fashion overview highlights homespun and tweed sport garments with new color ranges and affordable prices. Knits, capes, and three piece suits remain popular while flowing sleeves and jeweled accessories add richness. hats grow larger and hosiery trends shift toward lighter tones.
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Cals
Fashion Notes From The Seasonary Closets
Closely fitted hubs of felt and beaver form sport wear. Necks and collars shift toward fur trims with silk fringe. Spring handbags favor fat and thin shapes with onyx jewels. Chenille dots and contrasting color clusters appear in trims and aprons inspired by New York styles.
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New York
Eliep
Afternoon gowns in crepe and silk with ornate sleeves
Crepe gowns feature capes of black crepe with embroidered bodices and square chiffon sleeves. Some outfits use silk trimmings and fully patterned silk blouses, with long sleeves and tailored waists. Mauve and periwinkle hues are popular for formal and informal afternoon wear.
Hat fashions feature felt hats with cire ribbon and ostrich accents
A fashion note highlights felt hats bound with cire ribbon pressed into ridges around the crown. They come in simulating tones of tin brown black and blue. Two rehoming methods are described ostrich plumes or ribbons with a cocarde bow or band.
Raggedy hems described in new frock styles
The article notes varied fashion with skirts unevenly cut. Some styles feature longer one side, some long front and back with short sides, and many skirts draped into ragged hems.
Spring Fashion Outlook for Gloves Shoes and Frocks
Sien as ehiy belges and taupe favored with black outfits and matching shoes. White stockings to foreground if light cotton dresses appear, in fancy weaves or stripes. Felt gloves in kid or suede preferred to black with French gray and white options. Long gloves typical, up to 12 or Webb? length. Footwear includes low-heeled sport oxfords and patent leather with gray or beige suede. Streamers on spring frocks in lacquered ribbon from red to periwinkle blue.
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Sien
Ehiy
Belge
Buttonhole Hanging Method Outperforms Loops on Fabric
A historical textile tip notes using a buttonhole instead of a loop to hang a dishcloth or duster on a pall. When the buttonhole is worked on both sides of the fabric, it provides strong support that resists tearing over time, unlike loops.
Fringed Silk Trim Care Tip Repolished by Emery Paper
A reader notes that silk fringe used on garments can be refreshed by a light friction with emery paper to remove shine from shoulders and elbows. For wool gowns the method involves gentle rubbing to restore the nap without damage.
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Eishmore
Fashion Notes On Shoes And Color Coordination
A fashion brief advises careful color matching for outdoor wear and accessories. It cautions that stockings parts and gloves should harmonize with all costumes of the season, suggesting neutral tones or restrained trimming for versatile footwear.
The Cutlcure Toilet Trio Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Cutburn toilet preparations including The Soap The Ointment and The Talcum as essential for cleanliness. A housewife admires basket of white clothes and Red Cross Ball Blue at grocers. Short quips include a music reminder and a rubber bed joke.
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Red Cross
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