Spring Heralds the World Within the Circus World
An USDA WAU feature paints Spangleland as a mobile globe. It notes the diverse troupe from France to Argentina, the education of animals, and the roam of elephants, rhinos, and sea lions across 100 railroad cars. It recalls circus history from Washington to Ringling events and the enduring lure of the big top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
WAU Services
Maglc
White
Ireland
Seven Seas
France
Steppes
Great Britain
Scandinavia
Italy
Argentina
Brexico
Spain
Yokohama
Tokyo
Nagasaki
Araby
Australia
Tenta
Middle West
Spangleland
Circus
Clown Society
American Red Cross
India
White Top
Springheld
Mass
Montreal
Canada
New Raincoats Dominate Spring Wardrobe Trends
A feature on stylish raincoats highlights bold spring outerwear options beyond dull blacks and browns. Described are white zephyr raincoats, sleeveless capes, and black white check rubberized silk designs with matching hats and umbrellas, emphasizing ease of wear and fashion-forward details for rainy days.
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Jieke
Poplin
Uulen
Smart Three Piece by LHEXKILD NICHOLAS
A practical three piece outfit offers a jacket for medium to mild days and a full length top for eruvellugz or motoring. It features a brown cheviot skirt and tapcoat with an old gold cheviot jacket and a golden peace change shanting hart with yellow gold brown velvet flowers for a pleasing complement.
Pleated Skirts Return in Fashion Rebound
Pleated skirts reclaim favor as the season shifts toward chic styles. A new evening dress option features chiffon or other sheer fabrics with finely pleated skirts and a closely draped yoke for a refined silhouette.
Sport outfits for country week end fashion plans
Readers plan practical, warm country week end attire suitable for inclement weather. Suggested ensembles include a cape and skirt or cape and sweater in dark tones, with a mustard sweater or one piece dress option. Emphasis on travel ease, room for belongings, and masculine accessories.
Shoulder Line Flattery and Impressive Couture Detail
The Paris fashion scene shows winged silhouettes with broad shoulders expanding into an airplane-like width. Schiaparelli pushes extremes creating a top that jut s over the arms. The trend labeled shoulder trays signals a bold, arresting development in couture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Couturiers
Schiaparelli
Casaquin Blouses Attract Attention In Fashion Notes
The casaquin blouse draws increased interest with slaver coats in fancy fabrics and gloves as leading accessories. Dresses feature longenita kick eta or capelets with contrasting fabric and color widely showcased.
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Cistime Jluwairy
How I Broke Into The Movies
A short biographical sketch of Mary Pickford tracing her early stage beginnings in Canada and New York to her entry into motion pictures with Biograph. It notes her rise to international fame, social honors, and the idea that her work brings happiness to others as compensation.
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Mary Pickford
Times Square
Mary
Diograph
Fourteenth Street
New York
Valentine Stock Company
Toronto
Canada
Eler
Jessie
Chauncey Olcott
Edmund Burke
Misa Pickford
Betty Warren
David Belasco
Grondwary
Gelasco
Movyles
Biograph
Grifith
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Griffith
Europe
Geta Leads in Free Ranger Opposite McCoy
Miss Alice Dahl a former member of a Southern California Little Theater movement rises to a leading role in Free Ranger after minor film parts. She is noted as a top horsewoman in Hollywood, which helped her selection opposite McCoy.
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Alice Dahl
California
Hollywood
McCoy
Slavery Really Boon to New Guinea Native
A Saturday Evening Post piece argues that New Guinea labor was valued as wealth, describing stone age tools as priceless and noting a native could earn money for weapons and cloth through years of work. It frames slavery as a form of economic advancement for tribesmen.
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New Guinea
Bost Artigan
Ilal G. Evarts
Eternal Truth Echoed in Life and Death Parable
A fragment states water requires death as a universal truth, implying a broader metaphor for endings and renewal. The line suggests a stoic view that life’s necessities mirror mortality, applying this harsh wisdom to other things as well.
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WI Rogers
Wirth
al G. Fields
Fred Stone
Tike
Mabel Stark
Animalsmenigerse
Eireus
Bengal
Sumatra
Siberia
Africa
Ethiopia
Bome Circus
Alaska
Greenland
Borneo
Peru
North
South America
Mexico
Antarctic
Wise
Sy Cherie Nicholas
Lhexkild Nicholas
Hal C. Hermon
Geta
Condion
Pr. Pierce
Mra. J. A. Tobey
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