Hats for Mature Women From Madame Montabert
The expert notes that older women can wear chic hats without excess, arguing for dignified styles suited to mature faces. She explains how face shape guides crown height and brim choices, and that versatility in design lets classic models fit most profiles.
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Oeneae
Grassad
Arid Ap
Gomes
Germainert
Madame Montabert
Montabert
Amanhood
Pthsmart
Madame Monta
Stou
Unclear wartime dog utilization and strategic missteps
Fragmentary text notes a comparison to the Light Brigade and Hitler using over 100,000 dogs in a drive to the channel. It suggests a critique of British unpreparedness in employing dogs for military purposes.
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Sas
Hitler
Channel
Liverpool Not Badly Damaged in War Time Report
Liverpool remains largely intact after air raids though industrial output slowed as factories paused. The port city shows minimal damage with one dock grain elevator and a small trawler sunk. Night operations continue with dock crews active under shaded lights.
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Water Street
Seaforth Sanda
Mersey Docks
Harbor Board
Frrom
Arkansas Teachers Bears Ready for Gridiron Revamp
Arkansas State Teachers College Bears open football work under coach Warren B. Woodson with a reshaped backfield and promising receivers. Freshmen Bill Phillips Tedford and Johnny Osmond show early potential at end and back positions while fast backs threaten in the 100 yard dash, signaling a stronger offense than last season.
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Conway
Arkansas State Teachers,College Bears
Warren B. Woodson
Bill Phillips
Arkansas
Centenary
Walker Tedford
North Little Rock
Bears
White
Ping
Johnny Osmond
Jonesboro High School
Hat advice and county club fair preparations noted
The Liberty Hill Home Demonstration club met September 3 at Mrs. Buster Starnes home with thirteen members and two visitors. Members brought jars for the pantry exhibit and Miss Mary Claude Fletcher led a demonstration on fair entries. A comfort quilt by county club leaders drew praise and transportation plans for fair exhibits were arranged. Contributions to the exhibit should be directed to Mrs. D. G. Starnes or Mrs. M. Adkins.
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Liberty Hill
Buster Starnes
Mary Claude Fletcher
D. G. Starnes
M. M. Adkins
Howell Byers
Resignation and political overtones stir Washington quiz
In a cap ital quiz style, this column questions Harry Hopkins resignation as secretary of commerce, splits on health vs political motives, district voting rights, and broader wartime issues. It muses on Bermuda defense bases, park visitation, See America First, Canada defense talks, and neutrality's end, ending with a turn to animals in war.
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Jack 14
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Chicago
District of Columbia
Congress
Balkan
Near East
Hitler
Baltic
Britain
Hoover
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Policrs
United States Defense
Bermuda
United States
America
Canada
Roosevelt
Kingston
Ontario
Monroe
Standings and Friday results from the league
Friday games ended with Chattanooga 8 Cincinnati 0 and Memphis 6 Atlanta 3 Memphis at Atlanta and Birmingham at Nashville on Saturday. Other results show Chicago 6 St. Louis 3 and Detroit 10 Cleveland 5 with New York 3 Washington 1.
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Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Knoxville
W. L Pet
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Fittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
W. L. Pet
Geloston
T. Louis Pechin
Detroit Whips Indians Again in 5-Run Rally
Detroit Tigers crushed the Cleveland Indians as their strong hitting pounded the AL’s top pitching staff. The win pulled Detroit within one game of Cleveland, with New York a game back after Rick Newsom’s rough outing.
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Indians
Clevelanders
New York Yankees
Washington
Big Louis
Rick) Newsom
Roosevelt Dines Alone with Pork and Beans at White House
Theodore Roosevelt reportedly ate a full meal of pork and beans during solo dining at the White House. A second claim notes that all snakes descend from lizards, reflecting a historical misstatement about animal lineage.
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White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Conway Red Dragons football preps with new transfers
Coach Woodson says the 1940 squad will be stronger with reinforcements. Bob Eden of Hope and Dale Duckworth of North Little Rock headline newcomers. James Rush of Meadville, transferring from Millsap, also showcases speed as the team faces a tougher schedule than in 1939.
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Bob Eden
Hope
Dale Duckworth
North Little Rock
James Rush
Meadville
Miss
Millsap College
Woodson
Conway
Huge Locomotive Hauls Trains Through Swiss Alps
One of the world’s largest locomotives weighing 233 long tons and 112 feet long powers a 12 000 horsepower engine to pull trains through the 9 mile St Gotthard tunnel in the Alps. The article notes the machine’s massive dimensions and its nickname for a brown Ubensher with a twitching tail.
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Andermatt
Switerland
St. Gotthard Dunnel
Alps
Exclusive series on Our Country by America’s big name authors
At a New York luncheon, 24 famed writers outlined America’s democratic idea facing a darker world. They urged positive defense of liberty, clarity under propaganda, and a shared vision of what America means. NEA Service will publish the series exclusively in this city beginning Monday September 9.
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New York
America
NEA Service
EA Service
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Monbabert
Liverpool
Wayton Henry Liverpool
England
Hell's Corner
Bobby Ellen of Hope
J. R. Williams
U.S. Pat
Aaa
BEAWC
Swiss Alps
Ons
In Hope
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