Illuminating Side-Lights on Calvin Coolidge Thirtieth President
A profile of Calvin Coolidge, the thirtieth U S president, outlining his New England roots, upbringing, and public career. The piece notes his quiet demeanor, political creed, and the perception of Coolidge as a frugal, duty driven leader with a strong despite outward reserve. It highlights his family background, Amherst education, and long service in public office.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Alvin Coolidge
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White House
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Calvin Coolidge Eiter
Cal
Washington
John C. Coolidge
Amherst
New
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
New England
Boston Post
Plymouth
John Calvin Coolidge
Senate
Ludlow
Conlidge Luck
Coolidge
State Senate
Edward G. Lowry
President
Massachusetts
United States of America
Winter Fashion Trends from Paris and Indo-Chinese Influences
The article notes winter shopping displays feature practical gloves in beaver and brown fabrics and describes the bal du Grand Prix in Paris as a major fashion event. It highlights American buyers racing to import fashions inspired by Indo-Chinese hats and garments, with hats shown in a depicted group.
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Paris
Oriental motifs influence 1934 fashion trends in gloves and hats
The article notes 1934 fashion shifts toward oriental inspired gloves with gauntlet cuffs, velvet trims, and bright colors. It highlights mousquetaire length gloves, new lingerie knickers, novelty bracelets, and hats inspired by Chinese and Buddha motifs. Designers adopt these trims across coats, suits, and hats for an American audience.
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Buddha
Oyster Eating Boldness Sparks Curious Verse
A fragmentary line from an old piece ridicules a bold man who first ate an oyster and jokes about the mystery of how an oyster makes its shell. The excerpt reflects playful language and a medieval or rustic tone.
China sees value of health for children says Grant
John B. Grant of Peking Union Medical College reports rising health education in China. Four institutes train teachers in health work and a one month course at Union Medical College aims to clarify health education administration. A 3,200 hour curriculum for normal school teachers is planned, with Shanghai educators to pilot efforts this year.
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China
John B. Grant
Peking Union Medical College
Sally Lucas Jean
American Child Health . Association
Grant
Union Medical College
Department of Education
Shanghai College
Y. W. C. A. School of Physical Education
Shanghai
Health association aims to elevate child health nationwide
The American Child Health Association strives to put the health of children on a higher plane. Its headquarters are at 532 Seventeenth Street Washington and the executive offices at 870 Seventh Avenue New York City.
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American Child Association
American Child Health Association
Seventeenth Street
Washington
Seventh ‘Avenue
New ‘York
City
One Great Joy of Forgiving an Enemy
A reflective aphorism on the highest joys in life. The text emphasizes magnanimous forgiveness as a noble act that dispels bitterness and restores peace, urging readers to release grudges for personal and communal harmony.
All White Blouse Tops Fashion Trend
A white blouse has become the chic staple this season. Designers favor crepe de chine with trim lace for a refined finish. The look pairs with any suit and elevates outfits with minimal color.
Sash and bow sweater from Jacquette line noted
A fragment describes a tan wool sweater featured with a large sash tied in a bow. The text references the Jacquette line and an old measurement note, noting the garment’s style details.
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Wekter
Mt Sen
Vivid Embroidery Brightens Somber Silk and Serge Frocks
Patches of bright embroidery transform plain frocks of silk or serge into lively garments. Detailed stitches and varied motifs lift the mood of formal attire, showcasing skilled handiwork and decorative flair.
Ambrosia Banana Dessert Tomato Canape And More
Simple recipes for desserts and light dishes include Ambrosia with walnuts dates and whipped cream banana whip with lemon and mint, tomato canape with egg and French dressing, sardines a la tartare on fried bread, head lettuce with Roquefort dressing, and gingerbread pudding with meringue. Also notes canned tongue and spinach heating before opening.
Quote Reflects on Ease of Comfort and Leisure
A reflective line from Ella Wheeler Wilcox contrasts sunshine and shade with peaceful boating and wading scenes, suggesting simple pleasures come easily to those who linger in agreeable surroundings.
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Wade
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Home Yeastless Bakes and Quick Fruit Cookies
A vintage recipe column presents buttermilk biscuits bacon muffins and butter cakes with steps and ratios. Orange drops describe a yolk sugar and orange juice batter baked as small drops. The tone is instructional and domestic with practical oven times.
Salted Peanuts Import Hurdles Spur New Glass Container
The Gabans favor salted peanuts but climate hampers imports. A new four ounce glass container promises crispness though retail prices exceed consumer means. The American consul seeks shipment or sale options to address the shortage and high cost.
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Gabans
Ghali
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