Slim Silhouettes Dominate New Spring Fashion Showings
New York designers opened a week of spring fashion showings for about 150 visiting editors, revealing a slim feminine look for Easter parades. Light weight silks, tailored empire silhouettes, high waists, and midriff shaping define the season with modern fabrics and delicate accessories.
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New York
York
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Ummer
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
Advertisement-style notice promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative as gentle relief for temporary constipation. It touts natural senna extract, pleasant taste, and family use with a money back guarantee. Address provided as Box 280 New York.
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Swiss Children Say Nein To Movies In New York Visit
Eleven year old Elsbeth Sigmund and ten year old Thomas Klamath, stars of the Swiss film Heidi, toured New York with mothers and interpreters. They declined acting further, with Elsbeth aiming to be a kindergarten teacher and Thomas wanting to be a Ford dealer.
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Elsbeth Sigmund
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Thomas Klamath
Peter
New York
Thomas
Nein
United States
Tommy
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Missing Relative Found After Death
Hutchinson residents locate William S. Cook aged 84 near Hutchinson days before his funeral marking him as Ashland kin. Cook disappeared from Ashland 33 years ago while employed as a ranch hand near Meade. He had spent four years in a Hutchinson nursing home.
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William S. Cook
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Cook
Meade
Safety Address Misdirected by Elgin Police Sergeant
Police Sgt Bernard P de Member was invited to speak at a PTA meeting on traffic safety in Elmia. He yesterday arrested George P Clapp on a speeding through a school zone charge. Clapp was the program chairman who invited de Member to speak.
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Bernard P. de
George P. Clapp
Clapp
Charles II Moves Against Coffee Houses Over Political Agitation
The English king Charles II sought to curb coffee houses, arguing they fomented political debate and dissent. The measure aimed to curb gatherings seen as subversive while affecting merchants, patrons, and urban social life.
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Coffee Grows to Height of Eighteen Under Natural Conditions
A fragment notes coffee reaching an elevation of eighteen units under natural conditions. The text is incomplete, but suggests a study or observation of coffee growth limits without artificial aid. Further context is needed for precise details or location.
U S Plans Pressure on Italy Over Communist Influence
The New York Times reports the United States will push Italy toward tougher measures against its Communist party. Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce may inform the new government that U S military contracts in Italian factories could end if a lax policy continues. Last year U S contracts in Italy exceeded 400 million dollars for aircraft, minesweepers, ammunition, radar, and other military goods.
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Italy
Washington
the Times
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Clare Boothe Luce
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Iag
Rome
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Antiquity and use of chairs as status markers
A concise reflection notes that chairs, though ancient, served as symbols of rank for centuries rather than everyday usefulness, highlighting evolving social meaning.
In Proportion Whales Have More Blood Relative to Size
The article notes that whales possess a larger blood volume compared to other mammals when scaled to their body size. This reflects their unique cardiovascular needs for deep diving and sustained movement.
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Mrs Riemer Speaks On Escape From Austria For DAR Chapter
Mrs Richard Riemer, pianist, spoke before the Alexander Martin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs C C Garrett’s Rockford Road home. She described fleeing Nazi Austria and her voyage to Ellis Island, recalling New York experiences before concluding with a Schubert Impromptu. The 22 members enjoyed coffee and coconut cake snowmen after adjournment.
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C. E B. Diffendal
Alice McRae Caldwell
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H. L. Brockman
Laura Wiley
Bruce Carraway
Ed Wertz
Charles Phillips
J. E. Marsh
Royster Tucker
Sheloff
Stirewalt
Riemer
Vienna
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Atlantic
Ellis Island
New York City
New York
Mrs. Riemer
Fire Doused on Liberte at Le Havre Port
Fire crews rushed to the Liberte liner in Le Havre as a storeroom blaze broke out aboard the 49,850 ton French vessel. The fire was described as inconsequent and was extinguished quickly.
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France
How to Make a Malted Milk Drink at Home
A simple home recipe uses three tablespoons of malted milk powder mixed with a cup of milk. Add any desired flavoring to customize the drink.
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