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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

3

Arlington Memorial Bridge Project The Great Capital Plan

Arlington gains a grand ten year program to build the Arlington Memorial Bridge and a sweeping riverfront development. The project foresees a $14.75 million cost with new approaches from the Capitol to Virginia, widening streets, and plaza works tying Columbia, Arlington Cemetery, and the Mall together. The plan includes Titanic and John Ericsson memorials, an enhanced river drive, and a low bridge profile to preserve Lincoln Memorial views.

Arlington United States Mount Vernon Arlington Memorial Bridge Potomac River Washington Virginia Congress Virginia Shore B Street NW Capitol District of Cochumibia Memorial Bridge B Street Lincoln Memorial Pennsylvania Avenue New Memorial Ridge Arlington National Cemetery Twenty-third Street Washington Circle Columbia Rock Creek Potomac Lincoln White House Clarence O. Sherrill New Hampshire Avenue Bridge Twenty-third B Streets John Ericsson Boundary Channel Columbia Island Aliza Water Gate Columbian Island Virginia Terminus Plaza LB Street Theodore O’hars National Cemetery Sheridan Porter Crook Bull Ran Rappahannock Maine Arlington Amphitheater Washington Monument Washington-Lee Mansion John Custis Astern Shore Daniel Parke Custis Martha Dandrige Williamsburg Old Custis Daniel Martha John Parke Eleanor Custis George Washington Washingtons Nelly Maj Lawrence Lewis George Washington Parke Custis Custis Mary Lee Fitzhugh Randolphs Mary Robert Tf. Lee Harry Lee Lees Lee Union National Museum G. W Custis Lee Daniel Webster Arator North Jackson Harding Coolidge Capitol Grounds Charles L. Underhill Massachusetts House District Committee America

Conservatism in Evening Frocks Dominates 1925 Style

Julia Bottomley notes that formal frocks favor sleeveless designs with one sided bows at the left hip, lace trims, and two piece ensembles for girls. She observes mothers balancing modesty with fashion, favoring simplicity and conservative silhouettes in lace, chiffon, and faille fabrics.

Julia Bottomley Wentero Newspaper Union

Ancient Cavemen Lovers of Beauty

Prof Henry Fairfield Osborn argues Cro Magnon people who inhabited parts of Europe 25 000 to 40 000 years ago could rival modern artists. He notes their art shows truth fidelity beauty reverence and mysticism and claims they possessed the brainpower of contemporary intellects.

Spain France England Henry Fairfield Osborn American Museum of Natural History

Restoring Faded Writing With Ammonium Sulphide

The article explains restoring faded blue black ink on old documents by exposing paper to ammonium sulphide fumes. It converts iron compounds in the paper to dark iron sulphide, requires small amounts, and warns against inhaling fumes or exposure to silverware or polished metal.

Inverted Tucks Define New Costume Distinction

Inverted tucks appear on many of the new costumes and somehow manage to look more distinctive than the old fashioned kind that lie as they should.

New Green Shade Sparks Fashion Sensation

A new green shade with silver highlights captures fashion attention. The color pairs strikingly with silver accents and rhinestones, enhancing outfits and accessories.

Pink shades dominate costumes in new army mobilization design

The text notes Pink Popular Shade Pale hues chosen repeatedly for costumes and anticipates continued use in a proposed army motif or project emphasizing recycled design elements.

Black and Pink Chiffon Frocks Shine in Paris

In Paris a striking use of black and pink chiffon dominates fashion pages with a gown featuring a skirt of flouncing layers in contrasting tones.

Paris

Hairless fox pups rare genetic trait noted

About one in a thousand fox pups are born hairless and remain hairless for life though otherwise healthy, researchers report. The finding highlights a rare genetic variation observed in fox populations and informs studies on mammalian fur development.

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