Newmark firm in West Virginia celebrates 61 years
A fragmentary retrospective notes Newmark firm’s long presence in the state, detailing its origins after the Civil War, its gradual evolution from a woolen merchandise concern to ready to wear and military items, with references to management, location, and a planned public celebration. It mentions prices from 9 to 25 cents, and a store offering ladies, children, and household goods.
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M. Newark
Vmark
Efrn
Has Ag
Chere
Renee Tails
Warried
Newmark
Newrnsurance Benks
Frank J
George Banks
Wig
Woolen Co
Sun Ta Ladies
Mimonds
Japanese Wedding Costs Drive Changes In Custom
Tokyo, Tuls instructed campaign to make weddings cheaper across Japan. Officials aim to reduce the expense from 500 yen for the lower classes to 400 yen for the wealthy, highlighting the heavy burden on a poor clerk's daughter. The article outlines the tradition, from engagement go-betweens to costly banquets, presents, and grand confirmations, and notes the simplified ceremony where the couple and relatives join at the sacred altar and are legally joined after the vows.
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Tokyo
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Mainbride
Fam
Readings by Miss Hoopes Draw Warm University Audience
An appreciative crowd attended last night under sunlit heat to hear Miss Hoopes read at the University. The program, the second in a winter series, explored themes tied to Christmas, year, summer, and fall, with Hoopes delivering varied reasons and readings. Her next program, titled Dreams of Herplex, is set for Thursday night.
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Hoopes
Sunmnet
Miss Hoopes
University
Largest donor to Haskell stadium fund named
Cfish of Miami is cited as the top donor to the Haskell stadium fund with a 0 percent share of 16020 toward the fund. Confronted with evidence his donation had been surpassed, Crawford raised his total to 11630 and wrote a 200 dollar check to Frebonall, promoter worker. Esther Jefferson recently gave the largest single contribution, donating 100 to the cause. Crawford is described as one of the wealthiest Indians in the country and aided Whiskell in October during the bir yuw wow at Haskell, planning operations there.
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Miami
Hell Stadium
Crewfigh
Ich
Frebonall
Esther Jefferson
Crawfivh
Haskell
Recital on Thursday at Fraser chapel features notable artists
The University School of Fine Arts presents a Thursday recital at Fraser Chapel at 8 o clock. Featured performers include Lowise D Miller and Wis May Rose. The program highlights dancing, dramatic readings, and musical acts by Duke Kahanamaku John Wackens Konstantine Romanoff Kala Tasha and more. Plan includes Alaska trip details involving former students and family members.
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Fraser Chapel
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D. Miller
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Lawrenes
Gans
Charles Maddock
Duke Kahanamaku
Fercal
John ‘Wackens
Konstantine Romanoff
Kala Tasha
Mike Denlin
Film crosses of sports stars in early cinema history
The piece traces athletes turning to movie fame, noting Luigi Bull Montana and Gene Tunney among others as examples. It lists boxers, wrestlers, boxers, football players, and track figures who ventured before cameras, the careers lasting years before some faded. Known names include Jim Jeffries, Gunboat Smith, Jack, Dempsey’s influence, and Red Grange among gridiron stars.
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Montana
Jim Jeffries
Ram
Tara
Jack
Phil Salvadore
Joe Benjamin
George Godfre
Harold “Red Grange
Maurice
Flynn
Yale
Sone
Amercornys
Charley Mardex
Shorty
William Robbins
K U class celebrates had picnic at Quinlan Springs
A group of thirty five graduate students from the University school of education observed the Fourth of July with games fireworks and a two dine picnic at Quinlan Springs. The trip was by automobile and planned by a general committee led by nk D Rooney with Lawrence R. Vaniman Miss Louise Smith and Mrs Nor rine Hudson among others.
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University School of Education
Quinlan Springs
IF. P. . O'Brien
Nk D Rooney
Lawrence R. Vaniman
Louise Smith
Norrine Hudson
Miss Smith
Mr. Vaniman
Lowell Bailey
R. W. McIlwain
Bulgarian national dish described as roasted pig with rice stuffing
Sofia July 66 AP describes the Bulgarian national dish as a young roast pig stuffed with rice and raisins. The stuffing uses liver and lights, about three cups of rice parboiled, mixed with the meat juices, raisins, and salt. Some cooks add parsley. roasting time varies with pig age and results in a crisp exterior and succulent interior.
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Sofia
Bulga
Social Notes Highlight Seattle Visitors and Local Arrivals
Miss Ida Tudor of Seattle visits sister Mrs. Hovey Hanna and Mrs. G L Baker as Dr. and Mrs. J R Payne host Fourth of July gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. George Ware with children Betty and Gob return to Kansas City after time with Abs J M Sanderson. Miss Monie Compton of Port Arthur Texas visits sister Mrs Claude J Swaft. Nathan Bolton, journalism graduate, now with the Marshall County Advo.
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Seattle
Wash
Hovey Hanna
G. L. Baker
Swearth
J. R. Payne
George Ware
Betty
Gob
Kansas City
Abs. J. M. Sanderson
Monie Compton
Port. Artur
Tex
Claude J. Swaft
Nathan Bolton
The
Univer
Marshall County
Advo
Nude becomes dominant shade in fashion columns
New York fashion notes describe nude colors as the prevailing trend across clothing and accessories. Pantsuits, stockings, shoes, frocks, hats, wraps, gloves, bags, and undergarments are all cited in nude tones, with pale tans, beige, and flesh pinks highlighted as especially flattering for blondes while rose nude suits brunettes.
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New York
Nude tones in fashion harmonize with bright accents
Where the frock is vivid, trimming and accessories like collar cuffs buttons piping gloves handbags and hosiery follow tan or mide shades. A bright highlight keeps the nude ensemble from monotony with a handkerchief corsage or scarf. Red is a chosen color that harmonizes with nude tones.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for indigestion and sour stomach
An old medical claim urges replacing soda with Phillips Milk of Magnesia to relieve sour stomach and indigestion. It touts threefold acid neutralization, bowel fermentation reduction, gentle elimination, and greater pleasantness, noting physicians have prescribed it for fifty years. Twenty-five cent bottles sold at drug stores.
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Phillips
Red Dominates Nude Sweaters and Ensemble Frocks
The article notes a strong trend with red used across nude sweaters ensembles jumper frocks and hats, highlighting its bold presence in fashion accents and accessories.
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