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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1927

Page

2

American Skyscrapers Rise as Rivalry Toward Skyward Cities

Anaysis traces the ascent of American architecture from the Woolworth building to plans for Detroit Book tower and New York Larkin tower. It compares heights, costs, foundations, wind resistance, and elevator systems, noting Chicago’s role and the evolving limits of urban skyscrapers.

Icarus Noah Babel Cricscrapers Archimedes Eiffel Tower Paris Woolworth New York City Detroit United States Gotham New York France Germany Fin Ulin Cologne Book Larkin General Motors Corporation Equitable General Motors York New Republic Chicago Tacoma Auditorium Masonic Temple Singer Lower Broadway Metropolitan Honor Long United States Bureau of Standards Bureau of Standards Florida Miami Walla Trafic New York Times Eiffel Great Pyramid Egypt

New Word Beaum tician May Enter Language Lexicon

A Philadelphia Public Ledger item notes a New York beauty parlor window label beau tician joins mortician cosmetician in the language of the living. The piece speculates whether the term will be adopted by lexicographers and enter dictionaries, while joking that spadicians remain the end of the word chain for grave diggers.

New York Sam Johnson Yorick Philadelphia Public Ledger

Discerning horse refuses carrot from others

A horse accepts a carrot only from a specific person, rubbing its nose against the arm of the king in gratitude. Reportedly the animal will not take carrots from anyone else and will not be led away without that preferred offering.

Lace and Georgette Fashions Highlight 1927 Spring Styles

Lace trims and inlays dominate 1927 spring fashion with chiffon and georgette frocks. Cream lace accents on black dresses create feminine gowns, while coats feature pockets and inlays in cream, suede, and patches. Pony skin and shaved lamb show as new trims. belts tie outfits together as lace yokes and sleeves define spring dress styling.

Isce Paris

Smart Lounging Pajamas Reflect Broadway Costume Style

Pajamas inspired by a popular New York musical feature black satin trousers and a bright crepe peasant blouse. The design echoes stage costumes while offering home wear comfort.

New York

Simple Chiffon Frocks for Afternoon or Evening

A fashion piece highlights chiffon frocks suitable for day or night wear. Descriptions note untrimmed silhouettes, fluttering draperies, and feminine bows as key finishing touches.

Treaty Ends The Long War Of 1763

The First Treaty of Paris signed February 10 1763 ended the French and Indian War after about nine years. France ceded Canada to England marking a major territorial shift in North America.

Paris Canada France England

Royal Groom Awaits Return With Carrot From Garden

In Hyde Park King George rides, a groom at Buckingham Palace awaits his return with a carrot from the royal garden. After dismounting the king, the scene shifts to preparations and the next steps of the royal household.

George Hyde Park Buckingham Palace Royal Garden

Gloves Fashion Dominates Style in Fabric and Leather

Fashion in gloves remains premier for style with short cuffs and pull-on designs in both fabric and leather, setting trends across garments.

Feather Bouquets for Chiffon Dance Frocks

Feather bouquets featuring ostrich feathers or French flowers create an airy accent for chiffon dance gowns.

After Flu or Grip Strength Restored in Iowa Woman

Mrs. Louisa Redfield of Clinton Iowa credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with restoring her strength after the flu left her weak and nervous. She reports rapid health improvement and even says it saved her life after drinking three bottles. The testimonial notes tablets or liquid form and invites free medical advice from Dr. Pierce at the Buffalo hotel.

Clinton Iowa Dr. Pierce Louisa Redfield DeWitt St Buffalo N. Y

Puts An End to Bunion Pains

An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive cure for bunion pain and swollen toe joints. It touts full strength two ounce bottles, refund if not satisfied, and claims quick vein improvement with nightly and morning use.

Moone

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