World Conquerors and the Turkish War Debate
The column critiques Italy starting hostilities and weighs which nations could claim clean hands, arguing none do, except a hyperbolic judgment of world conquerors. It references America’s past mistreatment of Indians and mocks European debts and power struggles, ending with a satirical note on politics and media coverage. It also recounts Kentucky elections and wartime memory with Presidents and governors, noting public distrust and militarized voting.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Italy
Britain
France
Belgium
Spain
Germany
Africa
Japan
China
America
Arkansas
Warneke
Watchell
Latest Millinery Style Trends By Cherie Nicholas
The piece surveys millinery fashions with no limit to hat variety this season. It highlights turbans in Paris, halo brims, Tyrolean effects, and many beret models, plus forward plunging brims, conical peaked crowns, and velvet turban lines. It notes braided soutache and tassels, gold cord, and parrot feather accents, with examples including Breton sails, velvet bows, and a black velvet baby bonnet.
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Beere
Paris
Agnes
Western Newspaper Union
Wool-Sleeved Fur
Cherie Nicholas highlights a fashion idea featuring a swagger fur coat with wool sleeves in soft gray flecked woolen and gray kidskin. A high turnover cowl gilet is worn over a blouse for warmth, with a high throat fastening option. Gray tops fall color trends.
Cellophane Flowers Adorn Evening Wrap Collar
A cluster of cellophane flowers that resemble glass is tucked into the collar of an evening wrap, creating a delicate decorative accent. The fragile flowers catch the light and add a poised finishing touch to formal attire.
Bag and Gloves Matchfall Rule Stirs Fashion Debate
Fashion takeaway notes an outstanding accessory rule this autumn requiring gloves and bag to match. The column discusses style implications, practical limits, and the push for coordinated ensembles among shoppers and retailers.
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Colon
Furs Forecast as Key Fashion Trend This Season
Early season forecasts hail furs as the standout fashion note for the year. Demand tilts toward higher priced furs like mink and Persian lamb, with Hudson seal and leopard other popular sports furs. Paris couturiers showcase dramatic fur work, white broadtail wraps, and silver fox capes as America eyes fur week to outshine prior showings.
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Paris Couturiers
Paris
America
Western Newspaper Union
Revival of Dog Collar Inspires New Fall Costume Jewelry
New autumn ideas in costume jewelry feature key shaped pins in gold or silver tones and a revival of dog collars once worn by dowagers. The 1935 style appeals to college girls with designs including rhinestone linked collars and triple pearl strands. Velvet bands in broad widths return with rhinestone accents.
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Barrow
Flaring Collar Dinner Dress in Velvet and White Trim
A charming black transparent velvet dinner dress features a wide flaring collar and cuffs of novelty white velvet. The garment uses shirring at the shoulders and soft neckline to create volume and texture.
Cross stitch quilt blocks for home crafts
Six inch stamped cross stitch blocks for girls and grandmothers to assemble into doilies pillow tops scarves and bedspreads Outfit No 464 includes six blocks mailed for 10 cents from Home Craft Co Dept Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis Mo includes return envelope for information inquiries
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept
Nineteenth and
St.Louis Ave
St. Louis
Must Be Scientific in Ethics Says Cohen
Felix S. Cohen argues in Ethical Systems and Legal Ideals that moral life and ethics must be scientifically defined and applied. He says moralists detached from science lack authority over core human conduct and major social domains.
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Felix S. Cohen
Doctor Cohen
World's Most Famous Babies Eat Oatmeal
The Dionne Quintuplets, wards of the King, eat oatmeal like other babies. The Canadian government appointed a staff of experts to care for the Quintuplets. Experts endorse mothers choices and medical authorities agree oatmeal supplies body building minerals protein and Vitamin B to prevent nervousness constipation and poor appetite.
Domesticated Wolves at Moscow Zoo
The Moscow zoo houses two wolves tamer than dogs, captured as puppies and raised with patient training. They show no viciousness and prefer their human environment, challenging the idea that trained wolves become dangerous adults. Pathfinders Magazine notes the animals’ gentle behavior.
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Moscow Zoo
Pathfinder Magazine
Bridge age and cost loom over Seine replacement
The 1772 bridge at Neuilly Sur Seine, carrying the western highway over the Seine, is deemed inadequate for modern traffic and slated for replacement. The new structure will likely cost more, with preserved accounts showing 18th century daily wages of 46 cents to masons, 45 cents to carpenters, and 26 cents to laborers, though living costs were lower then.
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Seine
Neuilly-Sur-Seine
France
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