See America First Says Cross Country Tourists
The Moffat couple recounts their long road trip in a Hupmobile Eight Sedan from Kansas City to Miami and New York to Vancouver Mexico and Detroit Quebec and northern Canada with plans to return south Their travel notes praise reliability on rough desert roads and extreme heat while highlighting the radio industry’s growth and Europe’s broadcasting expansion as a cultural force.
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Ree
Moffat
Detroit
United States
Mr. Moffat
Arizona
Utah
California
Kansas City
Miami
Florida
New York
Vancouver
Canada
Old Mexico
Quebec
Europe
Brown
Fewer And Better Stations Seen For Future
A. T. & T. expert Ralph Brown in Britannica 13th edition analyzes US broadcasting growth. He notes 1,105 stations licensed by Aug 1924 but only 533 remain in 1925, suggesting a consolidation trend and a shift toward fewer but more stable outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brown
Department of Development and Research
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Institute of Radio Engineers
United States
Mr. Brown
Paris Seeks Variety in Day Dress
Paris fashion writers note autumn styles bring diverse day dress options. The revival of morning gowns for early hours and non cocktail evening gowns paired with lounging pajamas for home use reflect a shift toward versatile outfits. Designers focus on the tweeny gown bridging late afternoon and evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ethelyn Middleton
Couturiers
Winter fashions feature coat dresses and sport knickers
The article surveys autumn and winter styles from designers such as Mme Nicole Groult and Rodier. It notes navy rep coats with red panels, lace and satin trims, surplice fronts with velvet revers, and high squirrel collars. Sport knickers appear in sport suits with bright jackets and fur trim.
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Mme
Nicole Groult
Rodier
Marthe Regnier
Premet
Madeleine Vionnet
Mme. Vionnet
Fur bands with applique embroidery on gray ribbon
A description notes fur bands featuring interesting applique embroidery set on a narrow gray ribbon. The passage highlights craftsmanship and decorative details.
Pineapple Salads and Hawaiian Plantations Described
A feature highlights Hawaiian pineapple culture as the Paradise of the Pacific with vast plantations and canneries employing thousands. It describes an elaborate pineapple salad on crisp lettuce with pineapple slices surrounded by halved cherry stones and a cream cheese mix enriched with heavy cream.
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Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Pineapple Salad with Green Nut Garnish
A dessert salad features pineapple balls colored with a small amount of green vegetable coloring and coated with finely chopped nuts. Each ball centers a piece of pineapple and is bound with a mayonnaise pistachio cream for serving.
Treacherous Poison Oil of Wintergreen Warned
Journal notes that oil of wintergreen is highly poisonous when ingested even in small amounts and can kill with less than two fluid ounces. Mrs. N. C. Wetzel and Nourse report its toxicity persists due to minimal chemical breakdown, urging that access be restricted for children and uninformed individuals.
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N. C. Wetzel
Nourse
Journal of American Medical Association
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America
Atlantic
Britannica
Lake Advertising
Tavares, Florida
Florida Associated Engineers
West Central Avenue
Orlando, Florida
Fred McDowell
J. M. Tatlow
Plymouth, Florida
Rehbaum & Co
C. C. Moorhead
Mount Dora
Alexander Cain
Textone
Gorham Street
Mount Dora, Fla
Dora
United
Lake County
Mount Dora Sajes Co
Realtors
Mount Dora Real Estate Board
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