Black Bottom Bonnet Appears in Indianapolis Fashion
Dorothy Stephenson reports the Black Bottom Bonnet trend in Indianapolis resembling a diablo style close fitting aviator influenced cap. Popular with young bobbed hair and round faces, blue gray or tan tops with black bottoms, in larger sizes for long hair. Also notes devil helmet names and Paris origin, plus local notices of a card party reservations by Daughters of Isabella and a Tuxedo W C T U Christmas party hostess details.
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Dorothy Stephenson
Indianapolis
Reboux
Paris
America
Mephistopheles
Midol promises quick relief for menstrual pain
A historic women health notice proclaims a tablet named midol relieves menstrual pain in five to seven minutes and lasts twelve hours or more. It claims no narcotic effect and safety for teenage girls with direct action on affected organs. Drugstore price listed as 40 cents per slim aluminum box.
Two De Pauw Graduates Wed in Christ Church Ceremony
Miss Alice McCartney daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry McCartney of Chillicothe Ohio married Edwin D Sayre formerly of Terre Haute now of Manhattan Kansas at Christ Church Terre Haute TheRev John B E Sulger and Rev Floyd Van Keuren officiated The ceremony featured palm and Easter lily decor and a reception for 100 at the Columbia Club The couple plans a Chicago honeymoon and residence in Manhattan Kansas Sayre is a Kansas State Agricultural College music department member and a Phi Gamma Delta member Mrs Sayre is a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority sister
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de Pauw University
Christ Church
Alice McCartney
Harry McCartney
Chillicothe
Ohio
Edwin D. Sayre
Manhattan
Kan
Terry Haute
Ind
John BE. Sulger
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Terre Haute
Floyd van Keuren
Stevin
C. C. Heath
Samuel Ham
de Pauw
Bernice Fee
Columbus
Stevia
Janet Neff
A. J. Peek
Greenwood
Sara Ann Poucher
Rochester
Mable Sayre
Harry K. Lam
Columbia Club
Sayre
Chicago
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Hayre
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Kansas State Agricultural College
Christmas party and club events across Hamilton area
Miss Otilda Sutter hosted a Christmas party at 201 N State Ave with Loretta Weiner Agnes Evans Eleanor Sexton Ray Demaree Gladys Grave and Mrs Frank Wise in attendance. Service Star Legion met at 2238 Talbott Ave with Pearl Forsyth recounting Orient experiences and Adelaide Moore Miller singing. Alpha Latreian Club hosted Miss Margaret Evans with a program by Karl Nessler. Southern club dance planned at Woman's Department Club with Kennedy Reese organizing. Grace Ker shaw and Forest Van Arsdell announced. Master Barbers Association card party at Odd Fellows Hall. The fur note mentions lynx or badger removed from black velvet coats.
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Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Louis Wending
Veronica Ratz
Richard Oberfell
Melvin Sehilsa
Carl Strack
Anna Kennel
Hugh Davey Sr
Edward Trimpe
Timothy Sullivan
Jennie Sudres
Roberta Fessler
Katherine Hamilton
Frank Kxirkoff
Bernard Costello
Margaret Dwyer
Edna Wilhelm
Alma Oberfell
Irene Roehm
Otilda Sutter
N. State Ave
Banco
Loretta Weiner
Los Angeles
Caly
Agnes Evans
Eleanor Sexton
Ray Demaree
Gladys Grave
Frank Wise
Service Legion
Cora Young Wiles
Service Star Legion
Hamilton Berry
Talbott Ave
Frank Nessler
Wiles
Alpha Latreian Club
Margaret Evans
Washington Blvd
Karl Theodore Nessler
Martha Oliver
James Pearson
Nessler
Kerop Ashjian
Southern Club
Woman's Department Club
F. H. Windate
Kennedy Reese
Bobble Jean Johnson
John B. Helton
William T. Young
William E. George
David Craig
George Wainwright
Frank Flanner
Judson Moschelle
Tailored Dresses Pattern No 2943 in The Times
The Times pattern page presents Design No 2943 for tailored dresses with a trim collar band and dart fitted sleeves. Sizes 16 18 36 38 40 42 44 inches, yardage given for 36 inch fabric, pattern price 16 cents. Request by coupon with 15 cents and mail to Pattern Department. delivery in about a week.
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New York City
Pattern Department of the Times
Some Let Down at City Market
Trading at the city market was dull after two days of heavy holiday business last week. Thursday and Friday are expected to match last week’s buying. The market opens until 9 30 p m on those days and closes Saturday as last week. Foodstuffs are similar to last week with eggs rising to 55 to 65 cents a dozen. Stands are well stocked with rabbits turkeys fowls nuts fruits and vegetables.
Family breakfast and dinner menu with parsnips recipe
Menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including breakfast applesauce cereal bacon toast and milk. Dinner features braised lamb potato marbles beans and spinach followed by pear and chocolate cake. Then a parsnips recipe with butter flour milk eggs and baking directions dated 1926 NEA Service.
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NEA Service, Inc
Convent of the Good Shepherd Thanks Indianapolis Givers
Sisters express appreciation for the Christmas gifts sent to the orphans at the Convent of the Good Shepherd and wish blessings on all contributors. The note thanks residents of Indianapolis for their charity and shares a Christmas blessing.
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Convent of Good Shepherd
Indianapolis
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Hand-painted crepe scarfs shown in New York shops
Hand-painted crepe de chine scarfs in bright or soft colors are displayed in premier New York shops with prices ranging from 3.25 to 12 dollars. The items appeal to fashion-conscious shoppers seeking affordable luxury in current season hues.
One Way to Pay for Education
Marjorie McGurk of Oak Lane Pennsylvania works as a sandwich man in Philadelphia to fund her college studies at Temple University. The piece notes the competition from boys who typically hold such jobs and comments on the labor market for student employment.
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Marjorie McGurk
Oak Lane
Sandwich-Manning
Philadelphia
Temple University
Not Much Flu Reported In Indiana This Week
The weekly Indiana board of health morbidity report shows no influenza cases in any Indiana city for the week ending last Saturday. Only sixty statewide influenza cases were recorded, all in rural areas, while smallpox rose to 176 cases amid renewed vaccination advice.
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United States
Indiana Board of Health
Indiana
Pastor U S Johnson to remain at Fountain Square Church five years
The Rev U S Johnson pastor of Fountain Square Christian Church will stay in his current post for five more years after declining a Southern church call. Sunday marked his third anniversary at Fountain Square Church.
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U. S. Johnson
Fountain Square Christian Church
Household Suggestions Guard Rings
Slim guard rings set with white or colored jewels are worn in sets of two or three by those who care for novelty jewelery.
Dyeing Furs For Costumes Creates Delicate Effects
Some costumes require matched dyed furs using short haired pelts. The dyes are delicate and produce bizarre effects, enhancing the overall dress or evening wrap.
Silver brocade gown trims with silver braided girdle
A Paris teagown features silver brocade on black satin with heavy silver ribbons braided into a girdle as the sole trimming.
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Paris
Last Word in Paris Styles and Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes striped sweaters and two piece frocks with ribbon bands. It also touts a one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets branded as The Safe and Proven Remedy and bears the signature of E. W. Grove on the box, price 30 cents.
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Paris
E. W. Grove
American women criticized in Japanese piece and era food notes
A collage of quotes on American women from a Japanese writer, comments on love and marriage, a Simmons College study on female student builds, and a 1879 hotel Christmas menu featuring game meats. The piece contrasts past and present dining norms and gender roles.
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Tennessee
Esch Chosen Chairman of Interstate Commerce Commission
John J. Esch was named chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, to take office January 1, 1927. A 22 year Congress veteran, he was appointed to the commission by President Harding in 1921 and helped author the Esch Cummins transportation act. His home is La Crosse Wisconsin.
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United Press
Washington
John J. Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Esch
Joseph Bb. Ligstman
Congress
Harding
la Crosse
Wis
Noblesville man missing after leaving home for Broad Ripple
Edward Johnson, 67, of Noblesville Indiana, is missing from his residence. His son Bliss Johnson told police his father left home intending to go to Broad Ripple, but has not returned.
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Edward Johnson
Noblesville
Ind
Bliss Johnson
Broad Ripple
Free speech clash at University of Oklahoma sparks charges
John Nevin Sayre accuses Lieut. Col. G. C. Lewis of trying to stop Sayre from addressing Oklahoma students. Sayre claims a War Department role in suppressing free speech as he cites a letter to Secretary of War Davis and a hostile campus scene at Norman December 9.
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University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
John Nevin Sayre
Sayre
Davis
G. C. Lewis
59Th Reserve Division
Oklahoma City
Lewis
Bizzell
University
First Presbyterian Church
Embroidery Update on Glove Silk and Lace Insets
Philippine embroidery now graces glove silk and trous seau pussywillow taffeta with insets of finest French lace, highlighting a blend of local craft and imported finery.
Remarkable Free Trial Offer for Winter Asthma Relief
A sensational notice claims a free trial from Frontier Asthma Co that cures severe winter attacks. It urges readers to send for the method regardless of faith, promising progress and relief from lifelong asthma although the text is garbled and inconsistent.
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Frontier Asthma Co
Free Trial Coupon for Frontier Asthma Co Offer
A postal solicitation from Frontier Asthma Co invites readers to mail for a free trial of a method. It gives a Buffalo New York address and requests sender details for the trial offer.
Music Program on Air by Federation of Musical Clubs
The Federation of Musical Clubs will broadcast from First Presbyterian Church over WFBM Mer chants Heat and Light Company tonight 7 30 to 8 30. Miss Bernice Fee organist and Mrs Jane Burroughs soprano will perform selections by Bach Handel Grieg Thompson and others in a varied program including Cantique de Noel Cradle Song and Christmas pieces.
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The
Federation of Musical Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Bernice Fee
Musical Federation
Jane Burroughs
First Presbyterian Church Quartet
Claese
Tschaikowsky
McFayden
Eughetta
Thompson
Grieg
Boellmayer
Messiah
Handel
Redeemer
De+ thier
Rogers
Russell
Widow Identifies Body in Hit and Run DeathCASE
The widow of a man found dying along Rockville Road last Friday night identified the body Monday night as Thomas E. Pell 56 of 848 Denison Street. Coroner Paul F. Robinson held under $10 000 bond a man arrested Monday night for questioning.
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Rockville Rd
Robert Long Hospital
Thomas E. Pell
Denison St
Paul F. Robinson
Childrens Negligee Luxury for 4 to 16
A charming glove silk lingerie set and nightgown for children aged 4 to 16 features pale colors and dainty trim. Though pricier than cotton, silk garments launder more easily and last longer.
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Travel IN Comfort
Union Traction
Grace Marie Kershaw
Clayton, Ind
Forest van Arsdell
Harrodsburg
Berty S. Noulty
Doris van Arsdell
Valley van Arsdell
Master Barbers Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Shelby and Tabor Sts
Indianapolis Times
Grees
Times
Mary
Atk Te Se BN
Rae
Katherine Burgan
Zeta Tau Alpha
South Audubon Circle
Allene Sumner
Shigetsu Sasaki
New York
Simmons College
London
Billie
Billie Burke
Florenz Ziegfeld
NEW Commission
Peace Advocate
Carol Dempsey
Knox College
Galesburg
Til
Frontier Bldg
Niagara St
Buffalo, N. Y
Wees
Farr
Federation
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Pell
Haag
Diamonds
DEE Jewelry CO
Ill
Claypool Hotel
Smart Apparel
Puritan Clothing Stores
Washington St
Hoosier És
Wastincronsr
Verfect
Guaranteou
Congoleam Rugs
Dorfman Rugco
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