GANG WOMEN ORDERED HOME IN GERMANY
A decree signed by Germany's state employment office orders younger women under 34 to quit well paid factory jobs and take lower paid home based work or voluntary service. The move aims to free vacancies for older workers and reduce unemployment figures, with youths serving in wartime organizations noted. The measure follows government control of labor markets and shifts workers to the home and auxiliary services.
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Fashion notes on three piece outfits and evening accessories
The article surveys fall fashion focusing on three piece knit suits in pebble tweed, beltless jackets with high necklines, and striped fabrics. it highlights color trends brown green and bright reds, plus the influence of accessories. It also describes cocktail blouses in white satin with crystal buttons, a black velvet or satin look, and small black handbag styles. Shoe trends move toward bootee styles with gun metal silk kid and red piping accents.
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Glas Family Ties Open Ten Week Tour of Virginia and Nearby States
Taneytown notes Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Glas, son Curtis, and grandsons Charles and James touring Virginia, Tennessee and West Virginia for ten weeks, locals say they were formerly in Virginia. Miss Gladys Glass visits Emmitsburg guests, and Curtis Glass party hosts at Mrs Selss home with several attendees named. Commissioner Harnett of the New York Motor Bureau cites that proper street lighting could prevent about a quarter of nightly motor accidents.
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Superstitions and Odd Trades Highlight Central Europe Notes
The article notes beliefs that lightning spares certain homes with rooftop vegetables and mentions a German called donnet or Brant oorthonder pabhare tied to meat used for lightning prevention. It lists Indian trades such as hailstone averers and grasshopper sellers, and mentions god pourers, address identifiers, and charity lecturers at burial grounds.
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Gillelan family reunion and local visits in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg hosts a Gillelan family reunion at the Mises Ruco and Rhyda Gielen home with welcomes from H Morris Gillelen. Attendees include many Gillelan relatives and friends from nearby towns. Additional notes mention visitors from North Towanda and Rockville, a Stansbury family Labor Day gathering, and local farm events. The musk deer note closes the item with a brief zoological fact.
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Regained Appetite and Weight with Kellogg's All-Bran
Enthusiastic testimonial from Mr. J A McIntyre of Philadelphia praising Kellogg's All-Bran for restoring appetite and weight, improving digestion, and providing bulk with vitamin B and iron. The ad notes use with milk or cream, or in cooking, and suggests daily tablespoonfuls, with medical advice if relief fails. Kellogg’s All-Bran is produced in Battle Creek.
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Washington sees resignations thin Democratic ranks
Aug 30. With William A. ds Law of Ohio resigning, Morefootnan clears the department of key men who hold dual roles. Julian le treasurer of the United Biaes withdraws from committee membership. By September 1 dual office holders must relinquish one post. Morgenthau orders tied to Roosevelt denunciation of lawyers on the Democratic national committee.
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