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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
6
Hortense Saunders notes a shift toward sleek straight hair in fashion. She cites bobbed styles, middle parts, Spanish-looking shine, and the rising popularity of the pineapple bob, while naming Pola Negri and Norma Shearer as examples. The trend, she argues, may be temporary yet worth embracing.
The article contrasts early 1900s and modern boys attire, noting one piece outfits today vs past formal suits. It cites French modes with jauntiness in boy coats, shawl collars, and embroidered details, while reflecting on changing psychology of overdressed youths.
Miss Helen Weed returned from four years in Japan where showings begin at 5:30 and run six hours for about thirty-five cents. Theaters feature serials and Western films with samurai imagery. hymns like Come All Ye Faithful are played as crowds exit and during shows, shaping foreign perception of America. Weed, teaching music and English in Sendai, notes Japanese youth adopting modern views, the complex Japanese writing system, and the strong role of parents in arranging marriages, while praising local hostesses and refinement.
A collection of vintage dessert recipes including sherbet with apricots and whipped cream, pineapple snow with lemon and pineapple, and a violet sherbet method. Recipes credit Mrs Smith, Mrs Kieffer, and Mrs Bell Whitelaw with quantities and freezing steps.
A housewife guidance on packing an emergency picnic basket for open fire cooking. It covers paper supplies, long tined forks, and options for steak, corn, potatoes, and salad. It outlines fire setup, cooking methods, desert ideas, and a simple tablecloth substitute for outdoor meals.
Advice on choosing a husband warns that a man disliked by other men often signals poor character or unfair behavior. The columnist argues suitors should be examined by fathers and brothers, noting women and men judge differently but share ideals of loyalty and fairness.
A fashion note praises a drop shoulder neckline as picturesque and lovely, especially on dark gowns with long sleeves and no waistline. The style is linked to a swan-like throat and a soft, natural elegance.
Practical household advice on cleaning floors without water using kerosene oil wipes and proper measuring with cups. Tips to avoid arm strain when whipping cream and beating fudge advise moving to a different level. Fire safety notes remind checking electrical devices and cords for wear. Food prep suggestions include slicing figs and dates for easier mush, washing eggs with a damp cloth, and greasing a pancake griddle with beet suet. Also notes on furs and costumes with trimmed capes for summer use.
John D. Rockefeller presents the world’s largest carillon to Park Avenue Baptist Church in memory of his mother. The 53 bells weight over 50 tons total, with the set spanning 4 1-2 chromatic octaves, and the tower must bear more than 100 tons. Built by Gillett & Johnston in Croydon, Surrey, the carillon was tested in May before King George V and Queen Mary.
An appeal to old Oxford Union members for 30000 is made to save the society's buildings. An architect warns the roofs cannot withstand another winter. The library's walls once bore frescoes by Rossetti Burne Jones Morris and the pre-Raphaelites, with Morris detailing the decorated roof where he first shown talent in this art.
The two piece costume is described as lightweight persey cloth in tan with bright embroidered wools. The skirt is short and plain in the back with pleats at the front, suitable for both city and country wear.
Leipsic plans a bigger fair from August 30 to September 9 with an underground exhibition hall and a large German machinery hall. Space expansion includes 180000 square meters for new buildings and a Street of Nations for foreign firms. The event splits into The General Sample Exhibit in 80 halls and a longer Technical and Constructive Exhibit in 15 halls.
A document found among Venetian State Archives papers shows Neapolitan patriots drafted an 1821 plan for a six state federation called the United States of Italy. It proposed a 300 member diet, annual meeting rotation, and state rights under hereditary monarchies led by rulers from Papal, Bourbon, and other houses.
Toronto dispatch reports Dr W Dawes of Bozeman argues no vitamin captured and promotes uncooked foods. Dr W Curtis Brigham notes osteopathic teaching influence on curricula. Other speakers include Dr Ray J Drinkall and Dr Ira W Drew. tomorrow focuses on clinics.
London July 13 Associated Press Lizard farming booms as lizard skin shoes for women grow popular for street wear and slippers for evenings. Dealers report skins practical and affordable with retail prices from 15 dollars. The piece also notes assorted adage and trivia about honesty and a large white diamond, plus a Willard Battery offer for Ford and Chevrolet models at 11.95.
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