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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
7
Marion Talley, turning 21, declares she can vote as she remains a leading soprano in the Misrepaitan Opera. The New York piece notes her plans to tour and study further while continuing performances in the near term. Talley discusses politics, career goals, and hopes for future engagement in Europe.
A March of progress in domestic rabbits drives a new industry led by Monroe Greer at Saratoga Springs with 10 breeds. The National Rabbit Breeders Association oversees a growing market from fur pelts to meat as shipments rise nationwide. West Coast slaughterhouses near Los Angeles process 25 600 rabbits monthly while Florida and other states show rising interest in rabbit products.
NEA Service reports a brewing war among five nations over trans Atlantic passenger service. Plans include a new American fleet costing 125 million dollars with four day crossings and airship-assisted routes, as firms chase faster, luxury liners and higher passenger revenue amid wartime lessons and tech bets.
Palm Beach hosts fashionable men as Winter Mecca of chic styling. Notable outfits feature striped or chain flannels with deep notch lapels, double breasted jackets, patch pockets, and bright color contrasts. Felix Warburg and E T Stotesburg are among the stylish daytime walkers, with Panama hats, bold ties, and varied trousers and coats.
Curtis Wood advises care for expensive suits noting care extends life and resale value. He compares neglect to driving a costly car dirty and outlines simple steps like hanging garments after wear, avoiding dust, and occasional pressing to preserve creases and fabric. The guide emphasizes practical maintenance over frequent professional pressing.
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