Self Made Men Outshine College Degree Says Author
The piece argues many top achievers in business literature science and public life had little or no college education. It cites Rockefeller Ford Baker Lipton Wanamaker Woolworth and others, contrasting non college success with university trained leaders and urging the value of practical experience.
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Pidgin English in Guam Native Speech Described
The author recalls working at a Guam radio station for two years and describes local pidgin English. Observations include the distinctive intonation and a single word functioning as many meanings, illustrated by a native woman reacting to a child and to a friend with contrasting gestures and phrases.
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Chic Morning Frocks Embrace Simple Straight-Line Styles
Fashion notes advocate morning dresses in cotton, linen or silk with a straight-line silhouette and minimal decoration. Belts remain slim, finishing touches favor monograms for a refined, understated look.
Millinery Styles Are Greatly Varied
The millinery program for spring and summer offers a wide variety of styles. It highlights small close-fitting hats with tiny brims, turbans, and wide brimmed models. Smaller hats use fabrics and tallan straw, with ribbon lace and flower trimmings, while larger shapes feature hair and tuscan braids.
Pretty Negligees and Boudoir Caps Fashion Note
A fragment describes cheerful morning wear with a gay breakfast jacket and a pretty cap, featuring colorful soft cuts and silks. Ribbons and laces form flattering caps and decorative fronts, highlighting delicate negligees and boudoir caps.
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