Paris Fashion Ahead of Autumn in Longchamp Shows
Paris fashion writers note autumn trends emerging at Longchamps and Biarritz as designers preview fall styles six months early. Jean Patou, Marthe Regnier, and Molyneux showcase tailored suits, capes, and coats with refined waistlines and fur collars, signaling a shift from recent simplicity toward elaborate feminine detailing.
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Longchamps
Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
Haute Monde
Biarritz
Auten l
Booth Tarkington
Marthe Regnier
Lelong
Patou
Jean Patou
Molyneux
Molyneaux
Georgette
Repps
The New Cars The New Beauty Body by Fisher Ad
The advertisement touts Cadillac Buick Chevrolet Oakland Oldsmobile and Pontiac as the top cars in their classes with Body by Fisher guaranteeing quality and value. The copy emphasizes the prestige of the brand lineup and the Fisher styling.
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Fisher
General Motors
Cadillac
Buick
Chevrolet
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Cynic comment and fashion notes in early ads
The passage presents a quip about a fish on tackle and a housewife admiring laundry with Red Cross Ball Blue. It also notes a “Cantaloupe” dress color in England paired with bronze accessories, reflecting period advertising and fashion references.
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Red Cross
England
Accelerometer Measures Pilot Strain in Flight
The accelerometer, a device placed under the pilot seat, records the body’s reaction to plane bounces and turns. Lieutenant James H. Doolittle notes instantaneous moves pose little risk, but sustained dips and dives can impair faculties after about twelve seconds.
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James H. Doolittle
Engineering
Army Air Service
Popular Mechanics
Doolittle
Impasse Senator Reed Rebukes League Critics
Senator James Reed, opposing the World Court and League of Nations, told a Washington reception that champions promise harmony while dodging tough questions. He quipped that supporters answer questions frankly and critics answer none, sparking debate on league investigations.
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James Reed
World Court
League of Nations
Washington
League
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Ile de France to Be Among Largest Passenger Ships
The Ile de France, launched in France, will be a 40,000-ton vessel with nine decks roughly the height of a 12 story building. It marks France’s push for elegance and comfort in passenger ships and will be one of the biggest of its type afloat.
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Ile de France
France
You Are Blessed With Four Sons-in-Law
Kansas City Star remarks on a light exchange about family and blessings with a humorous misquote or pun related to sons-in-law in a social column.
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Kansas City
The Selfish Thing Wifey Oh Dear Verse
A terse dialogue snippet shows marital bickering with humor about family and affection. The exchange contrasts emotional scales, highlighting petty grievance and irony between spouses. The lines imply a domestic scene with sharp witticisms and playful resentment.
Canada Protects Railways Protest Drives Border Car Checks
Ottawa officials protest a auto import practice by American manufacturers crossing into Canada. They argue the custom favors cars crossing the border and would burden railways and cause highway congestion if unchecked.
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Canada
Customs Department
Ottawa
Mosquito Moment Triggers Confidence Question in Ohio Journal
The Ohio State Journal notes a sharp moment of doubt about rationality, comparing human reasoning to a mosquito landing on the ankle. It mentions six earnest business girls on the next porch, underscoring the casual, observational tone of the piece.
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Ohio State Journal
Argentina's Corn Harvest Near Complete Says Official
The official second estimate puts Argentina's corn crop at 7,100,000 tons, a 50 percent rise from last year. Export surplus as of June 25 stands at 4,230,661 tons.
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Argentina
Supply Depot Deli Caters Dinner Options
A brief note describes how dinner possibilities hinge on which deli catessents are open, reflecting casual dining choices at local supply depots.
Egyptian Firm Plans Film Education Tour Across Egypt
An Egyptian company launches a motion picture educational entertainment program rolling through nearly 400 small towns in Egypt. The piece notes the program targets communities and aims to engage audiences with culturally themed films.
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Egypt
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