Wedding gowns of airy silk and marquisette styles
Western Newspaper Union notes the season’s bridal fashion shift toward airy diaphanous silks, marquisette, net and chiffon gowns. Emphasis on princess lines, long trains, lace appliques, pearl hymn book accessories, and matching bridesmaid frocks with bolero details for summer weddings.
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Weil
Paris
Molyneux
America
Western Newspaper Union
Two-Purpose Gown Finds Much Favor
A crepe dress with a full length detachable pleated front panel offers versatile styling. Worn without the panel for daily tasks it looks tailored and neat, while attaching the panel suits office hours or social engagements with adjustable ribbons and bows.
Vogue for Pleats Graces Current Fashion Trends
Pleats sweep through fashion beyond skirts with frocks and matching boleros featuring pleated sections. A skirt waist dress with all around pleated skirt pairs with a pleated blouse. sleeves stay plain. Millinery shows pleated sashes on broad brimmed straw hats while fabric bats echo pleating.
Lesther Fashionable Leather Weds for All-Around Style
Lesther Fashionable Leather headlines a year of weddings and events with pastel suades and evening gowns showcased across the region, highlighting new trends and social gatherings.
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Ellernoug Salts
Wurmuning
Salteaux Uprising Over Food Shortages Sparks Mounted Police Clash
A Salteaux band in the Athabaskan winter rose in fury over dwindling rations and scarce game. They seized government stores for food, injuring a constable as authorities pursued the riot. The incident ended with the tribe feeding themselves and the commander noting no further trouble. The chieftain reportedly rode east and vanished.
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Salteaux
Indian Affairs Department
Hudson Bay
Te Mounted Police
Aborigines Left Few Relics in Australia’s Early Pace
The text notes scant relics of Aboriginal history in Australia, claiming no temples ruins or vanished cities survived to date. It argues that no meaningful monuments or artifacts remain to confirm ancient achievements.
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Australie
Vargas and dictatorship cited in world news profile
A profile reviews Getulio Vargas of Brazil, detailing his rise to power in 1930, suppression of dissent, and creation of a dictatorial state with labor syndicates and press restrictions. It contrasts his regime with European models and notes his oratorical skill and political acumen. The piece also touches on military figures and U.S. World War II era themes.
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York
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Vargas
Osworthy
Germany
Fasciam
Sr. Vargas
Washington Luiz
Aurelio Monteiro
Luiz
South America
Prairie Town
National Congress
Congressional
U.S
United
Frank M. Andrews
GHQ Air Force
Langley Geld
West Point
WNU
Servisice
Feneree
What to Eat and Why by Houston Goudiss
Houston Goudiss explains that food fads mislead the public and that science debunks myths about brain foods, sleep aids from lettuce, and water with meals. He notes deep green lettuce, properly stored beans, and balanced diets as truths while condemning extreme fad diets and overhyped claims.
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East 39Th St
New York City
False Notions About Fruit
True dietary facts debunk common fruit myths. Acid tastes do not acidify the body. most fruits leave an alkaline ash after digestion. Milk curdling is caused by stomach acid, not fruit acids, so eating fruit with milk is not inherently harmful.
Milk digestion myth debunked by quick sip test
A well known investigator tested milk digestion by feeding a man a pint in 10 seconds and then in 10 minutes. Half an hour later the stomach contents were examined and showed no difference, refuting the claim that slow sipping aids digestion.
Digestive Myths About Combining Starches and Proteins
A fad diet claims starches and proteins cannot be digested together and should not be eaten at the same meal. Medical experts condemn the idea, noting starches and proteins do not interfere with digestion in the stomach.
Food guidance on balance and fasting dangers
The article argues most foods contain protein, starch, and fat in varying amounts. It warns against fasting as a detox method, noting risk of incomplete fat oxidation and acidosis. Homemakers are urged to rely on established facts to nourish families and avoid food fallacies.
Questions Answered on Nutrients and Substitutes
Mrs A F explains light corn syrup provides energy but little iron while dark syrup offers iron. Pure molasses contains calcium and iron. Miss M F notes nut protein rivals meat and fish but should not replace milk and eggs due to minerals and vitamin content.
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M. F
Wm—G. Houston Goudiss
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