Argentine Styles Spark New Spring Fashion Trend
The article notes a surge of Argentine inspired fashions in New York, linked to President Roosevelt's Inter-American Peace Conference. Designers like Germaine Montel present wool boleros, white blouses, and matador inspired dresses, with vibrant accessories and revival of bold, theatrical silhouettes. It highlights bolero jackets, sailor-like collars, and wrist-length coats in navy and black, plus an emphasis on leather accessories and bright textiles from Fifth Avenue shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presdent Trogsevelt
Sprig Farhins
Buenos Aires
Americas
Germaine Monted
Iain
Germaine Montel
Dorothy Conteane
Geveral Fifth Avenue
Boulonnieres
Daily Lesson in English Word Misuses and Pronunciations
A compact feature lists common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings for the word obtuse. It notes Bay misusage of John and friends, teaches pronunciation patterns, and cites John Galsworthy for a teaching quote.
May Regain Throne in Austria Restoration Plea
A fragment notes a plebiscite on restoring the Austrian throne. It mentions Archduke and a portrait, with a vote reportedly favoring restoration though details are unclear. The text presents uncertain phrasing and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Police Uniforms Feature Nazi Iconography
A captioned photograph notes the new dress uniform of the Nazi Schutzpolizei led by General Herman Goering. The image highlights a plumed helmet ornate insignia and a tunic with collar and shoulder ornaments reflecting era styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Goering
Hitler
Riht
Schutpoliver Ot Protection
Scarlet fever antitoxin and school closure vary by region
A health column notes antitoxin neutralizes the toxin but not germs, helpful in high fever and severe eruption. It discusses differing local rules on scarlet fever quarantine, with two days to six weeks used, shorter in the South and longer where cases are severe, and notes decisions on school closures during epidemics vary by city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AOM
Fcar
Astate Ag
School closings may curb disease spread and protect patients
The article weighs school closures against disease spread, noting rural benefits but urban mixing reduces effectiveness. It advises keeping schools open unless scarlet fever is present, emphasizes three weeks isolation, and details patient care from diet to hygiene. It also mentions tall Australian eucalyptus trees exceeding 450 feet in height.
Equity suits and marriage licenses listed in court news
Court notices include a creditor's bill to sell real estate of Louisa V. Compher and filings by Lola M. Gladhill for the Gladhill Furniture Co. against Ella M. Moser et al, plus marriage licenses for Frederick Haskell Jr. and Margaret Reyman and transfers of small property deeds in county records. The text notes various transfers, powers of attorney, and a mortgage company activity, alongside a stray science line about astronomy and earthquakes in Japan.
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Lola M. Gladhill
The
Gladhill Furniture Company
Ella M. Moser
Louisa V. Compher
Patrick M. Schnauffer
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Odin
Roosevelt
By Adelaide Kerr
Pato Garden Blowers
Vie Priel
Hersam
Geremaine Montell
John
Dandrud
John Galsworthy
Cline's
C. E. Cline
SON
Morris Fishbein Ellior
Journal of American Mertical Assa and
Hygrin, the Health Magazine
Paver Novalent
Stat U Fh
California
Court News
Frederick Bliss Haskell, Jr
Margaret Kathryn Reyman
Washington
Helen S. Walker
James H. Lerch
G. M. Kaetzel
Howard Marvin Jones
Howard B. Arnold
Paul M. Little
Ernest R. Brengle
Tower OF Attorney
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Japan
East Patrick S&t
Hamilton's
Blue Ridge Picnic
Tack, Rag
del Monte
Kellogg’s. Rice
Texas
Blue Ridge
Frankforts
BOYER
Mary’s
June
Mary
Mary Ias
Ats
Faction
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