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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
7
Julia Bottomley notes doubts about women accepting flaring lines in coats but presents two silhouettes the straight line and the flare. Side flare adds fullness without disturbing lines, with clever side godets and circular flounces. Fur accents and pile fabrics dominate, while leather trims appear on sport coats.
A quirky dialogue among Arthur and Allen Alligator and others reveals their view of life. They boast about their eating and sleeping habit and joke about being the lowest species, yet take pride in their stated position at the bottom of the class.
Teddy visits Piarmate with a lively dog named Tige. His mother warns him to be careful about tearing his trousers. He ignores her and returns with the entire seat of his pants worn away, claiming no one saw him as he walked home backward.
A casual family outing is described as they attend the cinema with two free tickets for Mc Clean’s companion. They note no trouble beyond a worry that a catch might exist.
Parig l illustration portrays a playful exchange where a grandchild jokes about choking with a hoop while a grandma or grandpa declares stopping horse. The dialogue shifts to a steering wheel motif suggesting a comic, light hearted moment.
A five member committee led by Dean F. B. Mumford of the University of Missouri maps a national study to identify factors affecting meat quality and palatability. The project involves 29 state agricultural experiment stations and will examine feeding, breeding, slaughter, and cooking methods.
George M Nusser of the Better Business Bureau warns that fake gold brick schemes have morphed into home knitting machines and other easy money traps aimed at housewives in the Midwest. Promoters use appeals to independence to lure wives and mothers, with scams including knitting machines, bed spreads, parlor lamps, and sacrifice furniture sales. Promoters promise quick riches while victims lose money and goods, as thousands have already spent on equipment and supplies.
Alvin Coombe recalls learning in the Philippines that head hunting has shifted to American sports. An officer from Leron island explains the change toward games and spectatorship, likening skull collecting to home run glory. The shift aims to channel competitive spirit into benign contests.
The famed Giza Sphinx, aged an estimated five to six thousand years, is reported to have a cracked back. Egypt’s antiquities department plans reinforcement work and sand removal to protect the monument from desert encroachment.
A 120 pound octopus with a nine foot tentacle spread was killed on Alki beach by Herbert Comode after a tense fight in which its arm wrapped around his ankle. In the Fraser River a fisherman landed a 200 pound sturgeon that yielded 50 pounds of caviar.
Kansas City Mo Nov 2 Frank S Land founder and Grand Scribe of the Order of DeMolay argues the majority of American youth are upright. He estimates ninety five per cent are on the level while five per cent are bad or criminal fringe. He says today’s youth will govern the country in the future.
El Disro reports a severance of diplomatic relations between Ecuador and Colombia and recalls Ecuador’s minister from Bogota. The move follows Colombia’s ratification of a Peru Colombia boundary treaty opposed by Ecuador, with disputed Amazon valley land ceded to Colombia and to be returned to Ecuador.
Most school demands for stationery pencils and ink are met at the Bates Book and Gift Shop. The best grade history paper sells for 75 cents per ream.
In 1935 fashion notes describe school and party frocks for young girls. Materials include flannels cashmere jersey barbr iggan twill rep and wool blends with navy greens browns reds and wine shades. Frocks feature white collars silk cuffs and contrasting trims. Party styles use bright taffetas and georgette with ruchings and popular bustle bows at the back.
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