Green Ribbon Marriage Club In Paris Draws Women
In Paris a surplus of women forms a green ribbon marriage club to signal seriousness about marriage. Members wear green ribbons. men must show intent by patient courtship and avoid rushing encounters. First meeting discussed rules, medical exams proposed for suitors, with dances and excursions planned to foster acquaintance.
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Paris
France
Bulall
Midinettes
Alwys
St. Patrick’s
A. Gor
War's Economic Strain Highlighted by Female Surplus in France
Fragmentary wartime note attributes persistent surplus of women in France to the conflict. The text hints at a social and economic impact but lacks specifics.
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France
Cubist Art Outcubed Essay Emerges in Paris Salon
Paris hosts a fifteenth autumn salon where geometric painting via cubism aims to express life and soul through lines rather than soft strokes. Ten nationalities contributed over fifty line pictures unsettling traditionalists and sparking belief in a new school of art. Geometrism uses mathematical geometry to render subjects like nudes landscapes and interiors.
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Paris
Th New Idea
Pranks and Fortunes From The Fluctuating Mark
A Berlin report describes joyous and costly mishaps caused by the German mark’s swings. Selmar Meyrowitz pays for crossing the border with cigarettes, the Czech fine halved, and a St Louis brother’s estate makes a Berlin miner suddenly rich in marks. A Berlin dance hall habitué inherits 70,000,000 marks from an American visitor, with jewelry and foreign currency in a sealed portfolio.
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Selmar Meyrowitz
Berlin
Meyrowitz
Marienbad
Bochum
Bagenski
St. Louis
United States
Germany
Westphalia
Efe
Earth
Jury guards man who bought church for cussing habit
Henry Singer, arriving from New York with 230000 dollars in cash, bought a Venice church to have a place to swear, his wife testifying in Judge Hahn’s court. She acts as guardian after Judge declared Singer incompetent amid a suit by Ben Letter on a 1500 dollar note.
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Los Angeles
Henry Singer
Venice
New York
Hahn
Ben Letter
Singer
Potatoes Grower Claims World Record in London
A farmer named Peel reportedly set a world record in potato growing at London with potatoes weighing 324 pounds 6 ounces from one pound of seed in front of a large crowd.
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London
Lkton
Boniface Jail Keeper Bridges Hotel and Cell Duties
In Windham County the jail and hotel share one roof with H. B. Osborne serving as both host and jailer. The brick main block and wooden extension frame a hospitable lobby on one side and a steel barred jail door on the other. Osborne says the dual role is ordinary and part of daily work.
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Newfan Ene
Windham ‘County
H. B. Osborne
Centenarian Fears No Heights on Ninth Flight Adventure
A Mansfield England centenarian aged 103 completed her tenth aerial ascent in two years. She flew with an ex-postman aged 85, proving age does not curb her thrill seeking as she reaches her century in the skies.
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Mansfield
Eng
Nebraska items span banquets, bids, and burglaries
Reports cite a father and son church banquet at Gibbon, a Scottish Rite reunion in Omaha, and a burglary at the Ernest F. Gray jewelry store in Kearney. Other items note fire damage at Norfolk, a Sargent village order banning sling shots, and Nebraska University student diversity.
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Syracuse
Otee
Gibbon
Omaha
Thomas Laham
Norfolk
atSargent
Beatrice Poultry Association
Modlin
George Staats
Tremont
Myron Gates
Gordon
University of Nebraska
Ernest F. Gray
Kearney
Arthur B. Cole
Department of Finance
St. Louis
Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Hord
Wood River
Lincoln
Beatrice Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Sutherland
Federation of Nebraska
E. W. Nelson
Nebraska City
Shinn and Bruce Millinery
Agricultural Committee
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Beatrice Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dramatic Department
Women’s Organization
Bob Comstock
John T. Wayland
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Government Saving Organization
Treasury Savings
Bar Commission
State House
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Poland
Russia
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Ireland
Greece
Hungary
England
Scotland
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Belgium
Austria
Switzerland
Holland
Norway
Nebraska convention to highlight road making and new faces
The ninety three Nebraska counties will hold their annual convention in Omaha December 4 with focus on road building exhibits and federal and state road laws. Governor McKelvie Mayor Dahlman and others will speak while topics cover hail insurance tax lists and county clerks laws.
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Eee
Nebraska
Omaha
Wee
Phil’ J. .Kennedy
York
Nebraska”Association
A. F. Stryker
W. B. Cheek
Good Roads Committee
S. R. McKelvie
Jim Dahlman
Walter W.‘fIéad
A.’ F. Stryker
William M. Osborne
Nebraska Veterinarians’ Association
Lincoln
Blair
Bernard Stolle
Battle Creek
A. C. Shallenberger
Alma
Kansas City
Methodist Sunday School
Fairbury
Frank Kennedy
Dodge County
Randolph
Mahlon Lindquist
California
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Nebraska Farmers, Co-operative Grain and Live Stock State Association
Platte River
L. G. Brian
T. C. Hilton
J. F. Hanson
Fremont
Fremont Commercial Club
Father B. F. Moran
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Father Moran
State Penitentiary
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of
New York
Practical two story bungalow style home by William A. Radford
The article describes a typical two story American bungalow type designed for durability and comfort. It highlights a 24 ft 6 in by 46 ft plan with a large front porch, six rooms, two baths, and a layout emphasizing light ventilation and practical kitchen and dining arrangements.
Eskimo Pottery Found Near Pierce Point By Noice
Harold Nolte, a young Arctic explorer, extends the eastern limit of Far North pottery as he winters at Pierce Point. He and Stefansson chronicled long ice journeys, while Noice uncovered Neolithic era ruins on nearby islands showing stone and bone tools with no metal work. A street vendor quips that men imitate women in vanity as a pipe buyer tests wares like hats.
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Harold Nolte
Noice
Stefansson
Pierce Point
Wise Word: Poetry of Things Shapes Individual Education
A quotation from Dallas Lore Sharp urges an education that emphasizes the essential beauty and order of things, the ultimate values of the religion of things, and the reality of life for children, fostering individuality through those enduring truths.
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Dallas Lore Sharp
Copper Eskimos Mentioned In Historical Textile Record
An archival fragment notes that with the exception of an occasional copper knife, artifacts belong to the Copper or Blond Eskimos, indicating distinctive metal fittings alongside native crafts in the collection.
Error Common to Humanity
A humorous observation notes that living people make mistakes while a mummy in the British Museum’s Egyptian department has supposedly never erred in four thousand years.
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British Museum
H. L. Wayland
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