Autumn knit fashions highlight browns and bright yarns
Glorifying autumn mood, this fashion feature notes brown as dominant in knitted outfits for early fall with wine reds greens and golds. It highlights brown accessories, yokes, detachable capes, suspender-style sweaters, leg o mutton sleeves, suede jackets, Irish lace knit dresses, and chic sweater blouses amid zephyr and silk knits.
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Ature
Legion
Paris Couturiers
Western Newspaper Union
Fall Outfit With New Appeal In Tailored Knits
Kansas City Times details a new fall ensemble featuring a three piece suit with a black and white checked skirt, a hand finished white black sweater, and a seven eighths length semi fitted coat with lapels and link buttons. Other colorways and gray tweed knits with bold green girdle accents are described.
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Kansas City Times
Felt and Feathers Shape Fall Millinery Trends
Felt hats gain trims of velvet and feather accents. Some hats feature an edge box over the eye in Bordeaux leather matching the hat, others show a crown covered entirely with feathers. Fore part bows on brimmed hats or turbans stand out in this season’s styles.
Striped Summer Styles Go Bold at Resort Wear
Paris designers showcase stripes in many forms from Roman and candy to pin and zebra patterns. Bright colors and two toned effects highlight summer resort outfits with a modern chic vibe.
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Paris
Brown and White: Fashion for Early Fall Coats and Hats
Cherie Nicholas Brown and White advises a brown and white color scheme for early fall coats and suits. A brown and white tweed coat trimmed with fur is shown, paired with a velvet brown toque, brown kid oxfords, and a low caban heel for practicality.
Moses Goes to Live With God and Ends His Mission
Lesson lesson outlines Moses death and burial on Nebo, the view of Canaan, and the Encomium on Moses. It notes Moses was faithful yet unfinished in earthly tasks, bears on sin and divine justice, and highlights his intimate relationship with God and leadership of Israel.
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Moses
God
Canaan
Meribah
Vision
Mount Pisgah
Nebo
Christ
Jerusalem
PITHY PICK-UPS
A compact moral primer notes home as the first school of character. It urges kindness and compassion, and contrasts good morals with manners. It also cites the saying We Was Jessip as mislogic, equating two plus two to five.
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Jessip
Eagle Brand Aids Baby Growth In Scientific Tests
An advertising feature touts Eagle Brand baby formula as highly digestible and nearly as easy to digest as mother's milk. It cites tests on fifty infants using X-ray, blood counts, and growth measures, claiming superb nourishment and strong future health. The piece highlights ease of preparation, safety, shelf life, and a free booklet for parents and physicians.
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America
Eagle Brand
Farmer mounts propellers to guard beans from frost
Fred Rusteburg of San Benito Texas farms 100 acres of beans. He uses three airplane propellers taken from World War bombers to keep frost from forming when temperatures drop, hoping to protect the tender plants and secure premium prices for early markets.
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Fred Rusteburg
San Benito
Texas
Rusteburg
Prisoner Doumergue Says French Leader Is Trapped
M Doumergue declares the French president is more confined than any inmate. He notes the bodyguard chooses doors and outfits, and even the clothes he wears are prepared for him at every event.
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M. Doumergue
France
Loék and Key
Halibut Marked M R M Caught by Boston Schooner Joffre
A halibut bearing the initials M R M was brought in by the Boston schooner Joffre off Western bank. M Robert Muse of the crew recalls catching the same fish two years earlier off the Grand Banks and returning it after noting it was too small.
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Western Bank
Boston
Joffre
M. Robert Muse
Grand Banks
Apartments on Stilts Proposed for New York City
Nine story apartment homes on stilts would rise with no ground floor. The design reserves most street level space as a sheltered playground for children. Architects say street level apartments will not be missed by residents. The remark on aging men ends with a reflective line about life.
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New York City
Bus Driver Paid for Nonexistent Rides In Carling District
Taxpayers in Carling township near Parry Sound British Columbia learned they have been paying Nobel Doumont $640 annually to drive his own children to school. Doumont was hired to drive the school bus but among 16 district families his children were the only ones attending.
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Carling Township
Parry Sound
British Columbia
Nobel Doumont
Doumont
Science Domes and Odors Move Through Walls
A riddle from the Wisconsin Journal of Education asks what pervades all space and cannot be shut out by walls, answered as the smell of onions by Willile in a domestic science context.
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Willile
Wisconsin Journal of Education
Might Know When Your Wife Talks Ends
Brief quip about marriage humor. A man jokes he cannot tell when his wife should stop talking, noting only three years of marriage. The exchange plays on familiar domestic banter.
Radicals Propose Novel Gov Plans. Conservatives Act Quietly
A perceptive note observes radicals proposing novelties in government and conservatives implementing them cautiously to avoid disruption. The piece contrasts ideologies and the pace of reform within political circles.
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Brown and White
Cherie Nicholas
P. B. Fitzwater
D PD
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Borden Company
Dept
Borden Building
Madison Ave
New York
N. Y
Procter & Gamble
Oxydol
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