Five dictators unite against England in early 20th century feel
Brisbane surveys how Mussolini Hitler and others align with Austria Poland and Hungary against England and France while Nelson Eden warns of prewar conditions. He suggests a world system of security, armament, and alliances under a strong authority amid rising democratic trends.
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Truck Crash Near Nassau Ends With $10 Fine
George’s van sped down a four mile hill into Nassau New York when his foot brake failed. He smashed into a tree tearing the body. the impact saved his life. He escaped reckless driving with a $10 fine after a town judge hearing.
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St Bernard Dogs Swiss Heroes as Life Saviors
The St Bernard breed, famed for life saving in the Great St Bernard Hospice, owes its origins to monks at the alpine shelter. Since 1670 a few watchdogs assisted winter travelers, with later crossbreeding to Newfoundland lineage giving longer hair without changing core St Bernard traits.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
General Morgans View A Union Soldier Surrenders
A Union prisoner captured by General John Morgan during a raid through southern Ohio in the Civil War attempted to break his musket on a rock. Morgan stopped a fellow soldier from firing, saying Never harm a man who has surrendered.
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Spring Hats Brighten Horizons with New Millinery Trends
Fashion notes reveal miniature hats from Paris entering spring previews with bold color and playful details. Veils and flowers dominate new millinery with varied brims, Breton sailors, and chic chokers, plus delicate toques and bold color like a bright Chinese red straw.
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Western Newspaper Union
Dinner Jacket Fashion by Cherie Nicholas
White cotton pique dinner jackets rise in smart style for formal wear paired with slim skirted frocks. A flared hip silhouette adds a tailored note to a printed silk crepe dress with a high front decollete and low back.
New Hats Exhibit Draws on Diverse Inspirations
A hats exhibit showcases one designer exploring multiple periods and styles. Talbot uses rayon velvet from portraits of Dante for berets and adapts fur toques with Russian and Asiatic influences featuring pointed or folded crowns.
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Dante
Chinese Mode in Paris Fashions 1936 Spring Displays
Paris fashion displays reflect a Chinese inspired spring mode with lacquer red trims Chinese motifs on buckles and prints. Black frocks feature high necklines simple lines while knee length coats in flower printed cire silk echo oriental influence. Silhouette remains slender with prominent shoulders and gathered sleeves.
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Cire
Paris
Smartest Black Costumes Adorned With Vivid Colors
Bright touches trim the season's finest black costumes with embroidery in bold yarns and red buttons. Accessories feature high color gloves in red green and deep blue, with natural chamois shades popular among Parisiennes.
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Smart Parisiennes
Hearts on sleeves and fur fashion sweep Paris
A sentimental wave overtakes Paris fashion as women wear fur hearts on sleeves and hats and gowns become perfumed. Shaped padding can be scented for different occasions. For evenings, women don frilled tulle caps that serve as a chignon.
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Paris
Evening Taffeta Domination Inspires Fashion Show
A fashion page highlights evening wear with abundant taffeta in pencil slim frocks and billowy models. Black taffeta with self ruching proves popular, often paired with deep decolletage. White glittering taffeta appears, while southern styles boast pale ink and blue frocks.
Nose as vital lab tool urges nasal education
New York report argues the sense of smell is a finer scientific tool than taste. Dr. E. C. Crocker cites limits of detection, calls for a standardized odor language and nasal education to advance research and consumer product development.
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E. C. Crocker
American Chemical Society
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Crocker
Adlerika
H. L. Shoub
Adierika
To Move French River for Airdrome Near Nice
French engineers plan to divert the Var near Nice by shifting its mouth 200 yards west to expose the delta as dry land for an airdrome. The move aims to prevent flooding in upper villages and create a new airfield site.
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Nice
France
Var
Moonshine Explosion Sparks Church Revival in Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin a moonshine still exploded in a two family house, triggering an unexpected revival. Seven families formed a congregation and bought the building, with unemployed men repairing and refurnishing it to serve a new Christian church.
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