Keeley Cure and the National Keeley League Era
The article recounts Leslie E Keeley's 19th century alcohol cure in Dwight Illinois and the rise of the National Keeley League with 359 local lodges and 30 000 members. It notes Keeley’s humane treatment, the Dwight institute, expansions to London and other cities, and Medills attempted test cases that popularized the movement.
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Dwight
Ill
National Keeley League
Leslie E. Keeley
Potsdam
N. Y
Leslie Keeley
Littlefield
Beardstown
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Wright
Keeley
Rush
Little Corn Belt
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Oughton
John Barleycorn
Maj
Curtis Judd
Joseph Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Medill
Mr. Medill
United States
America
London
Liverpool
Keeley’s Institute
Demon Rum
National
Keeley League
League
Col
Andrew J. Smith
Smith
Leavenworth
Kan
Milwaukee
Wis
Hampton
Los Angeles
Calif
Fort Leavenworth
Dr. Keeley
American Journal of Politics
Banner of Gold
Keeley Institute
Nixon Waterman
Papa
Dainty Sheers Dominate 1939 Graduation Dress Trends
The spring summer gown forecast highlights sheer fabrics from cottons to silks, with swiss organdies, shadow prints, cloque textures, dotted swisses, and point d esprit nets favored. White remains strong, though pastel tones appear for graduates, featuring a pale pink mousseline dress with a square neckline and frilled yoke.
Young Fashion Calls for Plucky Spring Looks
Fashion bureau declares a young season with teens in short swing dresses and petticoat frills. Older wearers seek youth with colorful veils and flowers, while skirts feature hip slim pleats and generous hems. Silk prints and gloves add vivid touches to a spring summer wardrobe.
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Fashion
Elegant Fabrics Return with bengaline and silk revivals
Designers revive bengaline as a stylish silk for smart suits and coats. The fashion tone recalls ladies of fashion from the past as crisp rustling taffeta and heavy faille silk regain popularity alongside bengaline.
Modern neckwear shows smart new striped backet styling
Neckwear sections entice with more than fixings offering a striped backet. Worn as a plastron or reversed for a topper with ascot, it complements plain wool dresses and pairs with new suits under jackets.
Zebra-Striped Suede Accessory Spurs Invasion of Animal Kingdom
A quirky report notes an invasion into the animal kingdom as an accessory features zebra-striped suede. The unusual trend highlights fashion influenced by wildlife patterns.
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Animal Kingdom
Ataturk Speech Reported From Angola Assembly 1927
Collier's notes a seven hour daily six day Turkish president Mustafa Kemal Pasha address to Angola's national assembly in 1927. The speech reportedly ran to 350000 words and appeared in two large volumes.
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Kemal Ataturk
Mustafa Kemal Pasha
National Assembly
Angola
Collier’s
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