Rent regulation urged after St Louis inquiry
Luke Hart, chairman of the St Louis Board of Aldermen legislative committee, urged Governor Hyde to propose a rent commission law at the extra session to judge rent reasonableness in St Louis and elsewhere. Aldermen president Laura P Aloe backed the inquiry, calling for action to curb rent profiteers while supporting a large building program to restore housing. Hyde said a special House Senate committee would consider legislation after June 14. Former Cape Girardeau banker Harry L Madten, earlier Sturdivant Bank cashier, is promoted to chief national bank examiner for the Twelfth Federal Reserve District.
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SL Lovieans
Jeffersonity
Luke Hart
St. Louis
House
Senate
Hyde
Alor
St. Louie
Cape Girardeau
Harry L Madten
The
Sturdivant Bank
Cape
Drowning at Chariton River Shocks Macon Family
A Macon area farmer Allingham 30 living near La Platte Mo drowned in the Chariton River in front of his wife and son during a family picnic. He waded back to the water after bringing the boy out and immediately sank. The report notes a sequence of local incidents and notices across Missouri towns.
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Macon
Allingham
la Platte
Chariton
Sedalia
William
Kentucky
R. E. Allee
California
Faster New Airplane in a Missouri Town
Fresco items describe a rapid journey by Fintsiéleman, pastor of the Central Church of Christ, who traveled from Columbia to Fulton by car and plane, then continued by rail and air to reach New York for an important meeting. Other notes report rising business at Fulton Fire Brick, Kirksville Labor Day plans, and various Missouri local items including commencements, marriages, and crimes.
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Fulton
Fintsiéleman
Central Church of Christ
Missouri
Eddremes
Christian College
Columbia
William Woods College
Soule Fn
Eastern Limited
New York
Jeffersonity
St. Louie
Kirkswille
Kirksville
Kirksville Central Labor Union
Novinger
Outdoor fashions for summer wear and practical vacation style
Article notes demand for versatile outerwear and skirts in light colors and white ensembles. Describes separate midsummer skirts with checks and stripes paired with coordinated sweater-coats and hats, chic light-weight outfits, and new knitted dresses in grit tones offering novelty for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volle
Dancing Party Frock Showcases Oriental and Spanish Touches
A recent dancing party featured chic frocks with notable Oriental and Spanish details. One ensemble used benna crepe with Per gan embroidery on a straight, slim bodice, a front-slit skirt revealing sand-colored velvet, and Oriental hair decorations to heighten the East-inspired look.
Linea in Vella Presents New Tines Plaid and Dots
The article notes severe new tines in Vella with a plaid effect created by clever wear manipulation. It highlights another design featuring a gradient dot pattern from large at the chin to smaller near the eyes.
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Vella
Enchantment of Blouses in Summer Fashions
The feature describes blouse varieties for summer wear with elaborate handwork and refined fabrics. It highlights kimono style pieces with lace and silk, a wreath decoration design, and a tailored silk blouse with pearl buttons. It notes colors, fabrics, and matching organdy skirts, plus a linen dust cloth product reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tume
Passing of the wild boar and a bear in historic lore
The piece reflects on British and French views of hunting boars and bears, recalling editorial remarks from the Manchester Guardian about war against wild beasts. It describes British soldiers’ reminiscences of hunting in forests like Crecy and Hewton, mentions beheading boars on walls, and recounts a Grindelwald bear slain in single combat as a vivid, long-remembered custom tied to Christmas feasts and heraldic symbols.
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Manchester Guardian
Vrance
Amiens
Curietmas
Anya
Walla
Crecy
Hewtin
Black Forest
Germany
Austria
Hessia
Engzdine
Zernets
Canton
Berne
Ftw
Scheldere
France
Richard
Queen's College, Orfoni
Advert for Dr Kilmer's Beams Aid
An old newspaper ad touts a patent cure for ailments claiming parity and relief from molacy. It urges readers to swap places with rivals and supports the claim with a sworn statement of efficacy. The copy promotes Dr Kilmer & Co and a complete bottle delivery.
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Rhames
Materv
Dr. Kilmer
Hebiien
Cee Doen
Endian Ant
Font & Oy Peat Orpar
Dr & Co. Binghamtes
Western art form in California and Southwest homes
Experts describe a new form of Spanish-American art emerging in California, New Mexico, and Arizona. The approach blends aesthetics with practical crafts, using simple, sturdy materials and traditional construction methods to create house furnishings that marry art with utility. The piece argues for thoughtful design to align beauty with practical e construction needs.
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California
New Mexico
Arizona
America
Princip
Stern
Haniahij
Stepaicity
Jewerty
Dainty Negligee Fashion Description From Old Newspaper
A fragment describes a dainty negligee crafted from pink chiffon with fine prints and a rounded peck. The youthful piece features white sleeve armholes, a low girdle of ribbon, and a garland effect iff hanging. White gloves are noted as returning in fashion.
Parisians specify winter wear demands for gloves and attire
Parisians sought season specific gloves and tailored clothing during winter months. They favored white gloves either mousquetaire gauntlet or patterned styles, emphasizing material and fit for formal and cultural occasions. The demand highlighted the shift toward refined dress and practical protection against cold.
Mata and Gower Demand Hemispheric Declarations
An odd fragment mentions Mata and Field Gowers pressing for declarations. The text intermixes blurred phrases about colors, stores, challenges, and combinations, leaving unclear events, dates, or locations. No verifiable names or concrete actions emerge beyond names and vague demands.
Hiccup The Teachers Word of London Eng
A discussion on the spelling of hiccup and the common word hiccup in England and Canada. The piece notes frequent errors and cites dictionary guidance, with examples of misrendered forms and public commentary on correct usage.
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London
Canada
England
Hiccan
S&s
Woking
Rockefeller foundation care of Lowisinoe tract preserved
A fragmentary item reports the Rockefeller Foundation acquiring a tract by 1924 to preserve a national effort. It mentions laboratories, public mentions and equipment tied to conservation and enterprise, with a focus on a perpetual tract and agency work.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Froco Uedivides
Pabh
Abel Rewa
Marooned for Three Years on a Deserted Island Tale
A marooned sailor recounts three years ashore near Jose Ferrandea after a voyage on the Queen Charlotte. He was left with three shipmates, two perished, one from Connecticut survived. The survivor’s scant possessions included pipes and cups carved from skulls of companions, amid barren loneliness.
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United States
Aseman
Connecticut
Paniona
Autotéography and lectures stir mixed views in United States
The essay collection features a debate over autobiography and the value of lectures by critics and writers. Joleen Andrew Curcegie and Josh Billings are mentioned amid reflections on fame, wealth, death, and happiness. An earnest speaker cites the unsettled question of what truly persuades or endures.
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Andrew Curcegie
Ted
Corp
Engileb
United Santen
Josh Billings
Americas
Weill
Imsteada
Josh
Garth
Mr. Areeld
Alma
Fragmented Incoherent Prompt Fragments Describe Furnishings
A garbled text passage discusses furniture elements and color tones with unclear intent. It mentions warm tones and grayish violets aiming to create a Teeter effect while referencing knowledge and primacy in an abstract manner.
Expert Says Ten Crimes Return In Time Of Adugo Myth
An expert asserts ten crime themes recur in the era noted as Adugo, with a claim that “the good die young” reflects a quality in the victims. The remarks link cultural patterns to specific identities and episodes.
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Missouri State News
Mark
West Plains
Willow Springs
Alexander Graham
W. E. Giliole
Monett
Gilloix
Kirkeville
Warrensburg
Warrensburg Elke
A. Phillips
Central State Teachers’ College
Boonville
Prairie Home Bank
Parry Stemmona
Bank of Prairie Home
Prairie Home
Butler
Lillie Henry
George G. Henry
Union
St. Loula
Ralph Oflaytown
Katy Shop
Grand Pat
Boervilla
Hounville, Me
McNamew
Fulton Fire Brick Company
Marshall
Missouri Valley College
Stewart Chapel
Blair
Supreme Court of Missouri
William J. Halle
China
Mhade
George William [Rivis
Kun- Sasity
Morrisville
Methodist Church
South
Mississippi
Hannibal
Wabash Bridge
Avermen
Nan
M. Dow
Beation
Jefferson City
Louisans
Clarkeville
Robert Marvin
Mixes Hearletta Jordan
Earl Starke
Christian Church
Gedatis Giri
Mises
Fay Mageard
J. Mageard
Cecil W. Harris
Rowville
J. A. Rose
Ed S Jones
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Minegyri
Ozark
Manafeld
Olember
Ozarks
Pharbe
Jane Hornside
Jacob Burnside
Jefferson Ity
Mon—diwerner Hydebes
Fayette, Mo-Meelkmaid Helller
Laura Long
Moberly
Forest Park
Fayette
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Moberly Bey
West Point
Moberly, Mo
Albert Horton
Moberly High Behood
United States Military Academy
David Carel Kesler
O. BE. Beeler
Peergetie
Lintesa
Vater
Bayer
Geneine
Moncaceticacidester
Salicyiland
Calomel
Castoria
Fletcher
West
Fiewers
Millinen My
Rive
Wilé-Lite Refuge
Gowth Gena
Iemer
Jom
Joleen
Celera
Aradd
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