Gingham Enters Fashion Parlor in Bright Plaids and Stripes
Gingham rises from kitchen table to city style with bright plaids and stripes. New York fashion notes describe a pink, white plaid gingham town suit with box pleated skirt and jabot, plus a green and white check dress with inverted pleat and short jacket. A warm day two piece in cream and yellow stripes forms a plaid on brown, styled with natural ponguee blouse and brown accessories. Country club ensembles mirror the look with white shoes.
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Marian Young
NEA Service
New York
Burgery
Filibuster and the Devaluation Debate in Congress
The text describes a late night Senate and House confrontation over extending the stabilization fund and devaluation authority for silver and the dollar. Republican opposition, tied to silver interests, clashed with administration supporters as tensions rose toward midnight. Senator Tydings delivered the pivotal speech, questioning whether Congress should retain its currency powers or yield them to the president in an emergency.
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Republican Silverite Alliance
Senate House
Treasury
House
Garner
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Demnerst
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Rep
Mich
United States
Congress
Standings and Schedule for Bruner-Ivory League Clubs
Standings show Bruner-Ivory Leo Robins and Geo. W. Robison leading Class A and B leagues. Tuesday features Bruner-Ivory versus Malco Theaters Hot Springs and Leo Robins against Calco Theaters Hot Springs. Thursday lists Gunter Brothers versus Geo W Robison at 7:45 and Bruner-Ivory B versus Sail Erosion. Saturday fixtures include Nashville at Little Rock and other intercity matchups with rain affecting several games.
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Bruner-Ivory
Malco Theaters
Hot Springs
Leo Robins
Calco Theaters
Gunter Brothers
Geo. W. Robison
Sail Erosion
Raising a Family in Turmoil With a Willful Three-Year-Old
Mrs. Brown laments her toddler Bobby who has shifted from a sweet, good baby to a defiant, obstinate child at three and three quarters. He throws tantrums, argues, and resists guidance, leaving her worn out and fearing further discipline. The Family Oracle asks about his age amid concern.
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Bobby
Mrs. Brown
Not Really a Bad Boy By This Time the Oracle Smiling
A mother defends her son Billy against neighbors belief he is troublesome. The narrator notes the boy’s evolving will and social image as she remarks on his actions and a F.0 comment about three cheers. The excerpt shows tension between senior figures and the boy’s emerging independence.
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Tam
Billy
Danzig Dilemma and the Polish Corridor Clash
The article discusses Danzig and the Polish Corridor from 1454 to 1794 as a free city under League oversight, noting German influence, Polish migration, and rising tensions. It laments that the League of Nations cannot steer a peaceful settlement as pressures grow and Danzigers lean toward reunion with Germany, while Europe fears losing independence and sea access.
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League of Nations
Poland
Dayelg
Germany
East Prussia
Danzig
Reich
Europe
Five Indicted In Parish Court Arrests At Courthouse
Five defendants were arrested and brought to the parish jail. Bonds were fixed at 2500 for Ware Adams and Mrs Smith, 15 40 for another, while no bond was set for Dr Smith. Judge Holeyinde explained he would wait until they catch him. Adkins posted bond and was released.
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Parrish Courlhouse
Ware
Adams
Mrs. Smith
Smith
Brown
Adkins Wade
Charles A. Holevinde
Dr. Smith
Overtime Demand Cheers a Parent’s Restraint
An excerpt describes a parent urging a reluctant four year old to cooperate, promoting patience and self control. The child is advised to “wait awhile” and “do the best you can” while learning to live with others’ wills alongside his own.
Dempsey Improves After Emergency Appendectomy
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey shows improvement after an emergency appendectomy at PolyClinic Hospital New York. A hospital bulletin reports stable vitals and progress toward recovery as Dempsey rests and receives care from Dr Robert E Brennan. His wife Carina Williams visits and returns home with their two daughters as friends and fans inquire about his condition.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
ALA
Date Ter
Polyclinic
Dempsey
Cavdy
Emily
Ned Brown
Palgetinig Hospital
Carina Williams
Jack
Dumpsey
Dampsey
Iron Por Runitix
Farone
Riekara
Rigksared
Toronto
Whd
Brown
Unclear Medical Event Incomplete Names Fragment
Fragmentary report mentions Billy Vaub and a personal physician Alfred Litlefeld. It notes a diagnosis of appendicitis and references a person named Jack, but the text is garbled with missing context and actions.
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Billy Vaub
Alfred Litlefeld
Jack
Cabinet Votes to Continued From Page On Danzig Crisis
Ambiguous cabinet maneuvering signals Britain’s resolve to confront Germany over Danzig. Observers warn of possible backlash and deem no other move more effective than a forceful stance to avert a second Munich. Enola Nebraska appears in a garbled line about a place named in reverse.
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Danzig
Wilde
Britain
Reighstielgar
Neutrality Bill Battle Delays Congress Vote
Washington dispatch reports a heated House struggle over a neutrality bill and an embargo provision. Speaker Bankhead announced the veto as leaders sought to steer the measure, with amendments debated to prolong the session and block the arms embargo while arguing for or against its passage.
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Washington
Frida
Arma
Babkhoud Sey
Adimintéivas
Ui Moreigheakfairs Committee
Haverhat
Harge
Jethan
Speatcer Bankhead
Roosevelt Signs off for Relief Funding Revisions
President Roosevelt endorses changes to relief funding noting a joint committee deleted an amendment granting discretion to aid families in dire need. He cites capped administrative expenses per event and warns against swelling the relief total. An abolition of the fedet theater project aims to end a perceived special privilege for a professional group.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Roosevelt Sid
Flame of Friendship Fire At New York World’s Fair Pavilion
A blaze at the Japanese Pavilion’s Manse of Friendship at the New York World’s Fair drew attention as a ceremonial fire revived from Japan’s grand shrine. Akika Tsukimoto, a 23 year old Japanese woman, was reportedly involved in kindling the flame carried by land and sea to the fair.
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New York
Grand Shrine of
Tume
Japan
Fialf
Demure
Akika Tsukimoto
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