HUSBANDS WATCH THEIR STEPS MID THE GIDDY WHIRL
A humorous look at holiday dance nights shows married men enduring strict outfit orders from wives. Petty power plays, stagy banter, and social expectations frame the scene as Peter nervously negotiates dances while wives orchestrate the seating and partners. The piece contrasts married and single men amid festive crowds and glitzy attire, ending with midlife surrender to the holiday ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manthel Howe
Peter
Catherine
Howe AsuUT By ED HOWE A Study In Public Manners
The essay collection critiques modern pretensions and misses in public discourse. It mocks verbose philosophy and petty town vanity while recalling personal faults and social hypocrisy. The author contrasts polished talk with real duty and notes his own tendency to procrastinate.
Bankruptcy hearing set in Forsberg and Hendrick case
In the District Court of Michigan Western District a hearing is ordered for January 1 2987 on the petition for discharge of G Henning Forsberg and Adolph Hendrick Bankrupts. Notice by mail to known creditors and publication in Ironwood Times. Judge Fred MM Raymond presiding, Dec 26 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Ai Dan
District Court of the United Sister
Northern Division
Western District of
Michigan
George L. Pongelly
Western District
Amarquette
Aaid
Tronwood
Resistencs
Fred M. Raymond
Marquett
Orrle J. Sluiter
Harvey B. Hatch
District Court of the United States
G. Henning Forsberr
Adolph Hendrick
Western District of Michigan
Marquette
Ironwood Times
Fred MM. Raymond
Morauette
Orrie J. Sluiter
Corn Belt Suit Of Corn Husks Made By Uncle John Melton
In Carrolton Missouri, Uncle John Melton displays a novelty suit crafted entirely from corn husks. The outfit, dyed red and blush, took two years to make with a total cost of only 20 cents for thread. He braids strips into long streamers and sews them into a full ice cream parlor style costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Melton
Carrolton
Uncle John
Ford's labs unveil aerial "filover" awaiting future cars
Detroit display shows Henry Ford inspecting a new air vehicle named aerial filover. The craft weighs 350 pounds, spans 22 feet, length 15 feet, powered by a three cylinder air cooled engine. It is designed for 85 mph with metal fabric construction and central cockpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford Laboratories
Detroit
Mich
Pajamas in Oxford Bag Style Lightens Daywear for Women
A fashion note extols roomy ladies sleepwear in fuchsia satin and orchid silk crepe. Designer say outdoor wear trims fabrics while night attire gains fabric volume. Miss Kathryn Ray models the new retirement sleepwear with wide, flowing trousers and a breezy silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millady
Stac
Milady
Kathryn Ray
Hets
Causes of Radio Interference In Neighborhood Sets
The article argues interference from broadcasting stations is overstated and that most trouble stems from neighbors own receivers. It cites Willie Jones with homemade hay-wire sets and J Reginald Smith’s multi tube set as offenders, noting regeneration in nearby receivers as the core issue to be regulated and suppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ladies’ Fireside Gazette
Willie
Christendom
Willis
J. Reginald Smith
Mr. Smith
Wille
Mr Smith
Smith
England
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Ironwood, Mich
Maila
Pater
Howe Asuut
ED Howe
the Bell “Syndicate
W. J. Henderson
Miusic
Mmusic
Mr. Hendersen
Thorster Veblen
Gathor
Hue
Rand Cn
Lille
Corn Belt
the Times
Fliver
Ford
M. F. McCabe & CO
Lake Superior District Power Company
Bessemer
Hurley
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