Plaits in Sheer Fabrics and Costume Jewelry Trends
Fashion writers note plaited fabrics dominate summer styles and costume jewelry offers affordable sparkle. The feature highlights a blue and white printed frock, velvet trims, bias girdle, and a guimpe with Italian cutwork, plus a range of beads, earrings, combs and bracelets to finish the look.
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Kane County Plans Big Tree Planting Drive
Kane County Illinois mobilizes 35 miles of Fox River trail planting a tree or shrub for every resident. Groups from Aurora to Carpentersville organize in schools clubs churches and businesses to raise 20000 dollars and coordinate a Tree Planting Week with a community day and press presence.
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Ilnois
Aurora
Algonquin
Chambers of Commerce
Kiwanis
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Lions Clubs
Fox River Valley
Elgin
Dundee
Geneva
St. Charles
Batavia
Carpentersville
Chicago
Flinats
America
Chicago Evening Post
PAYS TO KEEP TOWN CLEAN
The piece extols love of home and country and urges Clean-Up and Paint-Up campaigns to beautify towns starting with the home. It argues cleaner, more attractive houses foster pride, inspire children, and improve the community overall.
Astoria High School English Classes Run City News
In Astoria Oregon the high school creates two student newspaper staffs that prepare a full page of school news for Friday dailies. The plan teaches newspaper use and concise writing while letting citizens read real high school coverage. It eliminates the need for a separate school newspaper.
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Oregon Town
Astoria
Ore
Garden Pottery in Subtle Garden Decor
Garden pottery adds incidental decoration with understated charm. Terra cotta urns placed on garden steps gateway or arbor emphasize the setting rather than the pieces themselves.
Civic Loving Cup Award Promises Community Service Honor
The Trenton Times of Trenton New Jersey will present annually a five hundred dollar Civic Loving Cup to the citizen who has performed the most unselfish service for the community.
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Cleveland Ends Year With Cash Surplus In Contrast To Deficit
Cleveland Ohio finishes the year with a cash surplus showing a rare positive balance compared to the customary deficit for the period. The report highlights improved financial management and stronger revenue streams.
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Cleveland
Ohio
One Live Man Saves Town
A short message declares that no town is dead while a single live man endures. It emphasizes resilience through individual courage and persistence.
U S Leading in Manufacturing Based on Resources and Output
The piece credits the United States as the world’s leading manufacturing nation, citing I M Miller of the National Bank of Commerce. It notes high output in iron and steel, wool and cotton use, copper and iron ore production, and rubber, driven by domestic demand and four key factors: abundant resources, high purchasing power, full labor use, and invention enabling large scale production.
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New York
United States
I. M. Miller
National Bank of Commerce
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Belgium
Europe
England
Continent
War Bureau Seeks Girls For Draftsmanship Roles
Tokyo reports the War Bureau, for the first time, invites girls aged fifteen to twenty five to apply to learn drafting. The move marks a historic expansion of roles for women in wartime duties.
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Tokyo
War Department
Ange
Jovan Primenitz
Montenegro
Michael the First
Daniel I
Cassity
EB. Mason
Castle School
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
Miss Mason
Milena
Two Dogs Each to Be Indians' Allowance
Washington Indians at Port Berthold North Dakota decide to share two dogs each as an ongoing solution to surplus canines. The council settled on allocating the surplus dogs and avoiding tax within agreed limits, addressing a long standing concern of the Indian bureau.
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Washington
Port Berthold Regency
North Dakota
Indian Bureau
Welfare work reshapes rural child aid nationwide
A speaker at a state conference of child welfare workers urged rural communities to treat welfare as a shared duty. The bureau praised constructive aid and noted expanding county welfare boards, training schools, and the need for professional rural welfare workers to combine emergency aid, medical care, and family support to prevent delinquency and neglect.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Morntlan
Bureau
Ar- Hund
Howe
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