Peace or War for Ireland War over relief terms dominates Dublin debate
Edward W. Pickard reports Ireland at the center of world affairs as Sinn Fein factions clash over Lloyd George’s offer and De Valera conservative stance. Britain may pursue reconsideration or a plebiscite to resolve Ireland’s status, with risk of renewed hostilities if talks fail. Global concerns include Silesia talks, Turkish nationalists, and Bolshevik famine relief negotiations with the United States.
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Edward W. Pickard
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Briceh
de Valera
Dell Eireann
Sinn Fein
George
Elmanes
Temple of Feathers
Jaton Craig
Leeland
Cowelfed
Jared Swebtern
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Ecru
Wiluletry
Linged George
Singh George
England
Verny
Linyd George
Snios
League of Nationalomet
Geneva
Dunand
Ite Lsbors
Upper Silesia
Kattowicz
League Connetl
Poland
Germany
Sternakts
Kosterlite
Husain
Volga Valley
Maxim Litvinof
Soviet Famine Relief Commission
Walter L. Brown
American Relief Administration
Brown
Russia
Lenin
Trotzky
Big Drop in Foreign Trade Amid 1921 Lant Year Analysis
The Department of Commerce attributes a sharp fall in U S foreign trade to worldwide postwar conditions and lower prices. Exports declined from 13 247 000 000 in 1920 to 10 171 000 000 in 1921 while imports rose to 8 604 000 000, a 23.8 percent drop overall.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Europe
State lifting liquor raid and mine deaths headline Ohio
A roundup across Ohio reports 15 arrests in Warren liquor raid, plant reopenings at Libbey Glass in Toledo, and multiple local tragedies including deaths in Athens, Columbus, Piqua, and Gallia. Other items note hotel drives, road funding, and circulating crime investigations.
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Libbey Glass Company
Toledo
Ohio Knights of the
Bolden Eagle
Fellaire
Roy Ulrich
Athens
Richard Park
Newark
Columbus
Edward Bailey
Piqua
John Gassler
Gallipolis
Famous Jewels Ring Cup Return to Museum of India
The Two renowned Magi Jewels once linked with vivid adventure are to be stored in an Indian museum. The ring from Sheh Jahan era and an emerald toilet cup in gold with rubies were taken from Delhi after Nadir Shah’s 1739 raid, later returned by Shah Sujah to Ranjit Singh in Lahore 1818, found with regalia after Sikh wars, bought by Lord Dalhousie then loaned to Victoria and Albert Museum before wartime safety moves. Detroit News notes indolence of those who claim opportunities.
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Nadir Shah
Persia
Afghanistan
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Ranjit Sing
Lahore
Lahore Toya
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Ond
Victoria and Albert Museum
Detroit News
Low Square Heel Models Dominate Dancing Fashion News
Fashion notes describe low square leather heels for dancing and street wear, inspired by vintage slippers and paired with satin gowns and wide skirts. Fringed tongues appear on brogues and oxfords, patent leather options are popular, and new beaded bags with seed and wallhead beads surface. Gauntlets and gloves in various styles remain in demand as organdie fabrics and black embroidery trend across accessories.
Wool Jersey Jumper Dress Tops Fashion Notes
The wool jersey jumper dress is highlighted as a current fashion item. It emphasizes comfort and style, with purple and white as prominent color choices shaping today’s trend.
The High-Waisted Effect Tailleur From Paris
A Paris tailleur features a severely cut blue marine suit in self color. It showcases a high waist and a single button, marking a stark, poised silhouette as leaf fall signals season change.
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Paris
Styles in New York capes for practical use and chic accessories
A survey of New York fashion describes reversible capes in dark serge and crepe, a brown velours sleeveless sport coat bound in blue leather, white striped cape and green accents, a wool striped sport skirt with a long buttoned edge, and a red leather hat with white flannel suits. It notes laces and jabots with tailored suits, red stitching details, and fashionable bathing accessories including rubber flower handbags and exotic colored Chinese parasols with long handles for seashore use.
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Hecht
New York
Ami
Alluring Garments for Kiddies From Crepe to Silk Frocks
A fashion note on summer children's wear praises versatile gowns in Crepe de Chine and silk in dark tones. Designers showcase ready to wear outfits with appliqued pockets, matching hats and bonnets, and colored dotted swiss accents. Emphasis on practical, press-ready pieces and an emergency black or brown lace or net evening frock for quick styling.
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Dresden
Stole Trims for Black Frock in Early Fashion Notes
An ecclesiastical note describes long side panels and brilliant embroidery as the sole trim for a black frock. Day frocks favor very long lengths with waistlines and sleeves extended, while evening gowns embrace tafttas in Empress Eugenie style with long skirts trimmed by scallops and crest motifs. Pearls are worn in multiple wraps around the arm as jeweled accents.
God Takes Care of Paul and Silas in Jail Sermon
Lesson for September 4 from the Monty Bible Institute in Chicago focuses on Acts 16:9 and 1705 with topi cs showing how Paul and Silas are cared for. The sermon recounts the demon’s removal, the ensuing mob action, their imprisonment, the jailer’s conversion, and the magistrates’ fear, ending with exhortations to holiness and open minded faith in Christ.
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Silas
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Inger
Christ
Pusl
Jesus Christ
Thessalonica
Jesus
Jere Ns
Berea
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