New Woolens This Season Tops Fashion Briefs
Cherie Nicholas highlights how new woolens dominate fashion from sports to campus wear. Rabbit woolens in checks and stripes, tweeds and herringbones, and soft warrants like wool crepes and cassimeres offer chic versatility. Persian lamb trim bands jackets as short peplums trend. campus outfits feature two piece frocks and cardigan sets.
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Tealm
Bouind
Western Newspaper Union
Stressed Plaid Styles Captivate Fashion World
Cherie Nicholas notes an increasingly plaid conscious fashion world with bold wool weaves. Bright colors enliven the panorama as soft spongy wool tones appear in smart gray contrasts. The feature highlights an ascot tie as a key sporty style element.
Two-Piece Dresses Drawn for Fall Comfort
Two-Piece dresses offer practical fall styling in thin light weight wood or crepe fabrics. The designs emphasize comfort and versatility, highlighting adaptable outfits for cooler days.
Trousered Style for Women Gains Popularity in Fall Fashion
The new fall fashions embrace trousers for women, moving from beach and casual wear to dinner attire. Designers showcase outfits with trousers beneath skirts, divided shirts, and even visible matching shorts beneath evening skirts, signaling a bold shift in formal ladieswear.
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Ford
Umbrella Skirt Gains Favor With Coeds This Fall
The umbrella skirt is the campus hit for sweater season with a flare cut into gores. College shops show shortened fuller styles in tweeds and Angora fabrics in monotone colors to pair with sweaters.
Evening Cape Adorns Latin Night With Silver Fox Jewelry
A dazzling cape described as "evening Cape" features a silver fox trim and a bold baguette diamond and ruby at the neckline. The design combines luxury elements for a striking front display.
Let Guest Tell of Tribulations as Sports Ed
Ernest L. Meyer recalls his rough stretch as sports editor in a Milwaukee Daily News era. He details the chaotic transition after the previous editor disappeared, the pressure to file sports copy, and his early missteps with jargon and unfamiliar boxing terms while covering games.
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Ernest L. Meyer
Hugh Bradley
Milwaukee Daily News
Davenport
Schlitz Palm Garden
Dean
Kirk
Dean Kirk
Missouri
Smith Brothers
Ang-Bané
Ballet Bouncing Vs Triphammer Rivalry Recalled
A veteran sports editor recounts a boxing match buildup between Wildcat Lerinsky and Kid Cuckoo Solomons. The dialogue centers on dancing versus power, predicting a right ham triphammer decision. The piece recalls the night’s bout, a knockout in the third round, and a humorous headline later.
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Wildcat
Kid Guekoo
Kich Cuckoo
Lerinsky
Wiphammer
Mr. Solomons
Crocheted Flower Pot Holders Instruction Sheet
Crocheted flowers for pot holders show heavy string crochet forming durable six inch items. Three holders in red yellow and green petals crocheted separately then joined with contrasting colors. Instruction sheet No 731 with 9 illustrations mailed for 10 cents. material and pricing info available from Home Craft Co. Dept. B St Louis Mo. include stamped envelope for reply.
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Nineteenth and
St Louis Ave
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Starling Linked To Beetle Control In U S Agriculture
The European starling, despite being an undesirable alien, is noted by the U S Department of Agriculture biology bureau as a first class fighter against Japanese beetles. In a study, 14 of 33 starlings fed on beetles, with some locales showing most birds deriving all food from this source. While effective, starlings are only one of 17 bird species in whose stomachs Japanese beetles appear, alongside pheasant, bobwhite, kingbird, crested flycatcher, crow, catbird, thrashers, robins, sparrows, meadowlark, blackbird, grackle, cardinal, vesper sparrow, and others.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Precautions for De Beers Diamond Workers at Kimberley
Before workmen are engaged in the De Beers mines at Kimberley they sign a four month contract that can be prolonged. Workers must stay within the mining district and live in compounds with wires. Conversations with visitors occur only behind wire gratings. Native shops provide necessities. After four months workers are kept for thorough examination, four days in cells, hair shaved, and other precautions applied.
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de Beers
Kimberley
Ming
Close to Duty and Conscience Align with Duty's Call
A reflective maxim emphasizes staying close to duty and peace of conscience. It urges individuals to act rightly and be what one ought to be, leaving the remainder to divine will. The quote underscores harmony with the order of things and personal integrity.
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Amiel
The Doctors Are Right About Laxatives
The article argues that a liquid three steps laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can relieve constipation by gradually reducing the dose. It emphasizes non habit forming senna and cascara ingredients and notes the liquid form allows dose regulation by drops, suitable for adults and children.
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