Paris Midseason Fashion Flares Against Simple Silhouette
Paris fashion writers note hemline flare persists into next autumn with two piece frocks dominant for day wear. Jumper styles from Patou appear in town and Deauville ready wear. evening gowns show chiffon and glittering embroidery while travel wear favors soft wool and mohair to keep garments fresh and crease free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Horald-Tribune
Jean Patou
Patou
Deauville
Biarritz
AA A slows red to yellow tail light change
After the national street and highway safety conference the American Automobile Association conducted a survey among affiliated clubs. The result shows widespread opposition to changing tail lights from red to yellow, citing safety concerns for 20,000,000 vehicles and potential confusion on highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
A. A.A
Hoover
Overloaded Trucks Destined to Trash Tires Says Expert
A technician warns overload causes excessive tire wear across pneumatic and solid tires. Proper inflation per manufacturer rules, brake adjustment, toe-in settings, and regular lubrication are essential to reduce wear and hard steering.
Little Gasoline Tiny Car Tours Washington
A small air cooled four cylinder car built by Gus Petzel of Alameda California traveled to Washington on a transcontinental tour from San Francisco. The vehicle weighs 560 pounds, has nine speeds and airplane tires, and claimed top speeds of 80 mph on track and 65 mph on road. It reportedly used 52 miles per gallon in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
San Francisco
Popular Science Monthly
Gus Petzel
Alameda
Calif
Projections on Fenders Endanger Tires in Sharp Turns
Be aware that sharp wheel turns can bring tire contact with spring fenders or bumpers causing quick tire tread damage. Heavy loads increase risk as rough roads may gouge tires from fender projections. Inspect under the fender for sharp protrusions and ensure clearance when using oversize tires.
Automobile Care Tips From Vintage Manual
Important reminders for car maintenance including checking oil pressure gauge, radiator water level, front wheel toe in, wheel alignment, battery water, generator charging, ignition starter check, grease for springs, and setting the spark lever before starting.
Job the righteous rich man and trials of faith
Job, famed as a wealthy figure with vast flocks and large family, endures siege of loss after a heavenly challenge. The saga shows prosperity as divine favor, then tests by Satan, friends’ counsel, and a storm that prompts Job’s humble confession and ultimate restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S OB
Job
Satan
Heavenly Council
God
Second Heavenly Council
Eliphaz
Budad
Zophar
Jehovah
Tax relief for Tokyo rickshaw men amid auto rise
Tokyo authorities announced tax exemption for rickshaw owners as automobiles gain popularity. The metropolis has 7,836 rickshaws with 3,222 in the suburbs, and city owners previously paid 50 sen per rickshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Japan Produces Inexpensive Charcoal Dust Fuel
A fuel from charcoal dust chaff and chopped straw is produced in Japan to cut heating and power costs. The paste is ground with moisture, rolled into blocks or balls of varying sizes, and claimed to be profitable at about $2.80 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Weep Not for Precious Chances Passed Away
The verse reflects on the erosion of precious chances and fading golden ages, urging us not to mourn what is gone as each new sunrise renews every soul.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hemline Flare
Molyneux
Louiseboulahger
Smart Paris
Safety Conference
Leonard A. Barrett
Joh
Western Newspaper Union
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!