Bedouin Life and House of Hair in Trans-Jordan
The article describes Bedouin society in Trans-Jordan, noting social classes from farmers to nomads, water rights around wells, and the pivotal role of wells in tribal life. It details methods of water drawing, a well-digging scene, and the communal meaning of water access. It then explains the goat hair tent house, its construction, sections, and the roles of men and women in pitching and maintaining the tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
Jacob
Trans- Jordan
Arabia
Abraham
Abimelech
Hatl
Buest
Auppelf
Nevelly
Unexpired contract blocks Terry from new offers
New York reports Terry asked for a new contract and raise. Giants officials refused to tear up the existing deal with a year left, signaling they wouldn’t block his pursuit of better opportunities while not permitting a contract rewrite.
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Bill Terry
Giant
Fighting Fox
Gallant Fox
Omahg
Granville
Harry Vardon
Sol Saperstein
Bronx
University of Baltimore
Giants
Cliff Melton
Dale Howell
Washington
Cincinnati Red Stockings
George Wright
Collins in the grease with Red Sox fans
Eddie Collins, Boston business manager, falls out of favor after snubbing 300 disabled veterans seats at doubleheaders with the Yankees. The piece notes Dodgers profits, Yankee stars, and assorted sports figures while lampooning management and past legends.
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Red Sox
Eddie Collins
Boston
Army and Navy Legion of Valor
Yankees
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Lou Gehrig
Baron Poffenberger
George Selkirk
Bill Dietrich
White Box
Philadelphia
Jack Collins
McMeever
John Gorman
Ford Frick
Doles
Jim Stewart
Southern Methodist
SMU
Mustangs
Marquette
Soldiers Field
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
South Bend
Browns
Hornsby
Rogers
Palestine
Bill Tilden
Billy Johnston
Dave Woodward
Green Bay Packers
Pinky Whitney
Philly
Chuck Klein
Chuck
Jack Doyle
Ike
Not in the Box Score Highlights Racing and Sports Echoes
A mosaic of sports and cultural tidbits spans from a Chilean horse sale at Saratoga to owners bidding high for breed-improving prospects. Notes on Detroit sports, Joe Louis, and Joe Tinker Jr. mix with Amherst football praise for Charley Soleau and mentions of Canavale fights with bell signals and postfight rituals.
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Caballero
Bitsch Jacobs
Saratoga
Edse
Ford
Tiger
Joe Louis
Detroit
Joe Tinker, Jr
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Howie Motenz
Amherst
Charley Soleau
Andy Kerr
Red Raiders
Colgate
Harry Ward
Lloyd Jordan
Canavale
College Wardrobe Trends Highlight Long Cape Suits And Suede
The article previews fashionable college wardrobes aimed at practicality and style. It spotlights long cape costumes, suede jackets, and interchangeable suit ensembles, plus fur accents and turquoisy fall tones, as showcased by Apparel Style Creators in Chicago. It notes suede predominance in jackets, capes, and accessories, and emphasizes wearable, multi‑piece outfits for campus life and events.
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Lagoon
Lake Front
Chicago
Spices Lend Hues for Fall Wardrobe
Spices influence fall fashion as spice shades from ground ginger yellow to cloves brown color light and medium weight fabrics. Cosmetics harmonize with these tones to ease the shift from sun to normal skin tones with graceful charm.
Fall Hats From Paris Feature Low Back Styles
The first fall hats, shown by Patou, endorse the new down in back movement covering the hair and anchored without elastic. The back-to-front line is achieved by forward draping and trimming of toques, while larger shapes emphasize the profile with rims curved sharply upward on one side and swooping low on the other.
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Patou
Hosiery Colors Feature Subtle Mehogany Range
A fashion note highlights lighter hosiery colors that flatter skin tones and blend with bold textures like zebras and leathers. The piece stresses tone over contrast and champions the muted mahogany spectrum as a high fashion option for subtle, refined styling.
Flaring Youth Girl in Porleut Collections Reported
A fragment notes a youth girl involved in a Porleut collection with references to gored items and Barisy stiri, plus surrounding weighers anchored near a central location. Details are sparse and specifics about people, places, and events remain unclear.
Sister Dresses Br Cherie Nickolase Trend Today
Reading from a fragmented page, the item highlights sister dresses by Cherie Nickolase as a fashion trend. It notes matching outfits as a style at home showing coordinated tones and a playful apple tree motif. The text blends clothing notes with unclear visuals and names.
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Sister
Cherie Nickolase
Howehold Tips and Recipes From A Busy Kitchen
A column of practical household hints covers shaving brush use as a black lead brush, rhubarb dishes with sponge cake and lemon jelly, eggs and mushrooms cooked in butter, embroidery stain removal with methylated spirit, eucalyptus oil for fabric grease, picnic steak shaping and wrapping, cauliflower soaking with lemon or vinegar, and ham boiling with vinegar and cloves for improved flavor.
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Curbstone Cafe
Near East
Wells
Trans-Jordan
Micahiog
House of Hair
New York Pe
Terry
Jackie Farrett
Julius Soliers
Indians
Vosmik
Playera Sey Solters
Cleveland
Cobb
Ty Cobb
A. L
Manush
Appling
Lajoie
Foxx
Hermann
Goslin
Simmons
Fonseca
Speaker
Ruth
Gehrig
Myer
Cecil Travis
Pompoon
Frank Moore
Jimmy Farrell
Quaker Ridge
Terry Moore
Eric Tipton
Andy Bershak
North Carolna
Bud Toebe
Princeton Wings
Merrill Davis
Dartmouth
Hanover
New Haven
Merri Scott
Gallagter
Bob Beckwith
Pine
Hay Pinelli
Hey
Collins
Trai Treak
Tisssny Thas Leiume
Eddie Colting
By Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Paris
Howehold
WNU Servics
Omar Randall
Anda
Dakotas
Minnesota
Cedar Falls
Iowa
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