Miss 1926 predicted as shorter, bolder New Year girl
Roy J. Gibbons summarizes Ernie Young's 1926 forecast for the "New Year Girl" with a flapper image. The coming year woman will be ghastly pale, four inches shorter, dress in eight-ounce striped silk, wear minimal undergarments, bobbed hair, and carry long cigarette holder.
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Beauty and Economy Mark This House Plans Supplied
A generous family home prioritizes convenience with a large well arranged layout. The kitchen front corner location includes labor saving devices and direct access to stairs and rooms. Features include three bedrooms with two baths, a glass enclosed breakfast room, built in cabinetry, a cemented basement, and a wide porch. Plans and specifications are available at low cost from The News Home Plan Editor.
Sculpture Easy Says Young Lady At Exhibition
A witty exchange at an art display features a young woman asking about sculpture. The sculptor replies that the craft is simple, needing only a marble block and a chisel to remove what is not needed.
Mistress and Maid Exchange Mock Advice in Tit-Bits
A fragment from Tit-Bits shows a dialogue where a mistress and a maid argue about motherhood and curing a cat. The exchange features a harsh tone and quick retorts about fit roles, with the maid replying about marriage and the need for a doctor.
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