Russia Follows Fashion Dictates in Used American Clothing
Amateurs export large quantities of American garments to distress areas via the National Lutheran Council. Sellers describe Russia as a booming market for worn coats, dresses, shoes, and children’s wear, while brokers and packers in New York ship low cost cargo through Lutheran channels.
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National Lutheran Council
PhaMons
Russia
Philadelphia
Turturies
Oivleil
New York City
United Abas
Nebraska
Thueia
Europe
Perry Street
New York
Quaint spoils spark Italy's curiosity and concern
The Italian government, noting odd Lutheran church items and unfamiliar church personnel in South Tyrol, chose noninterference as authorities assess the sudden, puzzling wealth transfers. The European Commission and National Lutheran Council intervened with support as pastors and teachers face potential bankruptcy rather to the aid of sustained livelihoods.
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Tuily
Versatile
Rime
Lutheran Church
Tyrol
Hume
National Lutheran Counccl
Christmas Visit Of Mist Spriestersbach At St Paul
Mist E Spriestersbach spends Christmas in St Paul enjoying time with her family and friends during the holiday season.
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Mist E. Spriestersbach
St. Paul
Straight Lines for the Street LONG with new suits 4 oR
Street dresses in straight-line silhouettes command a place in wardrobes for fall and winter. Navy tricotine dresses with slash sleeves, crepe-de-chine facings, and patent leather belts emphasize tailoring. Designers favor belt and panel detail to sustain the line without breaks.
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Tiany
Smart Knitwear Styles Dominate Outerwear Fashion
Knitted outerwear embraces named styles like tuxedos and tie-backs replacing older items. Descriptions praise wool and silk creations, featuring sweater coats termed tuxedos, with reversible cuffs and detachable sashes. White and colored contrasts, pearl buttons, and varied stitches define fall fashion with crisp collars and decorative blouses to match.
White veils rise in fashion with colored dots
Fashion notes highlight dotted white veils remaining popular while colored dots in jade cornflower and coral brighten the scene. White veils with bright dots become trendy as more styles emerge.
The Story of Our States Massachusetts Origin and Growth
The article traces the naming of Massachusetts from the Indian word for the Blue Hill area and the bay it overlooks. It notes the colony’s transitions from Massachusetts Bay to Province of Massachusetts Bay, then Commonwealth, and mentions the Mayflower landing in 1620 and Pilgrim survival. Massachusetts spans 8,283 square miles, ranks high in population, and has eighteen electoral votes.
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Massachusetts
Blue Hill
Milton
Boston
Great Bay
Bluehill
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Massachusetts Bay
Commonwealth
Bay State
John Stith
New England
Charles River
Charles
Charles I
Provincetown
Plymouth
Salem
Rhode Island
Meclure
Crop Show Program Attracts Delegates For Minnesota Event
Prepared by the Office of Publications at University Farm St Paul the Minnesota Crop Show December 13 to 16 at the Minneapolis Armory promises a strong program if seven invited men attend led by R B Mackintosh horticultural specialist and secretary of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society Attendees invited include Henry C Wallace Sydney Anderson C J B Malcolm Alfred Vivian J A Preus N J Holmberg and Dean Walter Coffey The show is a cooperative effort of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society Minnesota Potato Growers Association Minnesota Crop Improvement Association and the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association Meetings will combine on three afternoons Warrell warns about neglecting boys who stay on the farm Sour milk boosts flock feather and bone and increases eggs.
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Office of Publications
University Farm
St- Paul
Minnesota
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Alfred Vivian
Department of Agriculture
University of Osio
J. A. O. Preus
N. J. Holmberg
Agriculture
Walter C. Coffey
University of Minnesota
Minnesota State Horticultural Society
Minnesota Potato Growers’ Association
Minnesota Crop Improvement, Association
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Mackintosh
Age of Cattle Told by Horns and Teeth
Researchers at the university note cattle age is harder to judge than horse age. Horns reveal age by annual rings plus two, while teeth show months by number of permanent tooth pairs: one pair equals 18 months, two pairs 27 months, three pairs 36 months, four pairs 45 months. Each tooth pair appears nine months after the prior pair.
Christmas with Wisconsin Relatives and Friends
Spent Christmas with Wisconsin relatives and friends sharing meals, gifts, and stories. The gathering emphasized family warmth and local traditions, reflecting the holiday spirit across generations.
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Wisconsin
Miss Tillie Janotta Guest Of Morgan Week
Miss Tillie Janotta visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Janotta at Morgan this week as a guest, enjoying time with family in the town.
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Tillie Janotta
Mrs. G. Janotta
Morgan
Order for Hearing Proofs of Will Minnesota Probate Court
In Brown county Minnesota the probate court orders proofs and petition for the will of H D Beussmann heard January 16 1922 at 10 a m in New Ulm. Mary A C Beussmann named executrix seeks letters testamentary and notice is given by three weeks of publication in the New Ulm Review.
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Minnesota
Brown
H. D. Beussmann
Mary A. C. Beussmann
Court House
New Ulm
Said County
Minn
Order to Present Claims Within Three Months
Brown County probate court in New Ulm issues a three month claims period for the estate of Carl Hammermeister deceased. Theodore Hammermeister named executor. Court sets March 7 1922 hearing at 10 am to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors required via weekly publication in the New Ulm Review for three weeks. Dated November 22 1921.
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State of Minnesota
County of Brown
Carl Hammermeister
New Ulm
Brown
New Ulm Review
Minn
WM. B. Mather
Order to Examine Accounts in Estate of Antonia Firle
In Brown County a 1921 order directs Franz Bochum administrator to present and have examined the final account of Antonia Firle deceased. The petition seeks allowance of claims and debts paid but not yet adjudicated. Hearing set for January 10 1922 at 10 A M at the Probate Office New Ulm with three weekly notices in the New Ulm Review.
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State of Minnesota
County of Brown
Antonia Firle
Franz Bochum
New Uim
Said
New Ulm Review
New Ulm
Wm.b. Mather
A Jubilant Jubilee Tale from London Conversation
An American who lived in London recalls a street corner chat about jubilees from before Queen Victoria's death. The women explain that twenty five years of marriage is a silver wedding and fifty years a golden wedding, but if the husband dies the occasion is called a jubilee.
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London
Queen Victoria
Wumman
Market Report corrected Dee 1921 prices list
A compact market report lists grain and commodity prices for wheat rye oats corn flour and related goods, including butter potatoes hides and live stock figures. It notes prices per bushel per 100 pounds per cwt and per ton with several ranges and category notes.
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Angelina
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