Nebraska agricultural groups plan January meetings in Lincoln
Nine agriculture related associations will meet in Lincoln from January first to sixth. The Nebraska Farmers Union will hold its annual meeting in Omaha on January 11. Nearly 1,000 members are expected.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Farmers Union
Omaha
Senate
Nebraska
United States
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
C.C. Cissell
Methodist Church
Hanscom Park
Edward P. Roggen
Leavenworth
Kants
Alliance
Bank Guaranty Fund Law
New Mexico
John Morrow
Peol
L. F. Hohensee
Arbor State
Wymore
Pater
Nebraska State Historical Society
Lincoln Hotel
Jane
Mauve Sons and Deughters
The
Historical Society
Judge Ricker
W. J. Bryan
Biggest poultry show promised for the Nebraska State Poultry Show
Omaha reports the Nebraska State Poultry Show at the city auditorium January 10 to 15 with 3 000 to 4 000 birds expected from at least twenty states. Entries close January 9 and judging begins January 10. Cash prizes total 6000 plus thirty four trophies and ribbons. Railroads offer open fare rates January 7 to 13 with return by January 17.
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Omaha
Middle West
Harry Roe
Nebraska
City Auditorium
Kuedsen
Business Heads See Prosperity for ’27
New York reports directors of the National Association of Manufacturers forecast continued prosperity for 1927. They cite strong cash bases, high production, narrowing profit margins, ample credit at reasonable rates, and fewer labor disturbances. Executives like John Edgerton and Elbert H. Gary express optimism about abundant resources and improving banking facilities guiding a strong year ahead.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Federal Reserve Banking
John €. Edgerton
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Federal Reserve
Dational
Fringe Fashion Shimmers in Paris Gowns and Ostrich Trims
Paris fashion notes highlight fringe on silk and ostrich trims across evening gowns. Designers like Premet, Cheruit, Callot, Crecoji, Lanvin, Worth, and Lucien Lelong showcase georgette and crepe de chine silhouettes with fringe, rhinestones, and bold embroidery in a diverse, era-defining display.
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Paris
New York Times
Cresses
Premet Atelier
Channel
Georgette
Penria
South Sea Islands
Callot
Crecoji
Lanvin
Worth
Decollere
Lucien Lelong
Essay contest opens to Lincoln and Nebraska makers
The Lincoln Nebraska Manufacturers Association announces an open essay contest inviting participation from any writer. Organizers seek thoughtful submissions on industrial topics with prizes for top entries.
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Spenser
Lincoln
Ite
Nebraska Manufacturers Association
Non-Poisonous Alcohol Announced by Mellon
Secretary Mellon announced a government supervised denaturing plan to eliminate poisons in industrial alcohol while making it unsuitable for beverage use. The revised formula increases wood alcohol content and becomes effective January 1, with two general formulas approved and special formulas continued for specific uses.
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Mellon
Washington
New York City
Herris
Omaha
Harie
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Edwin A. Olson
United
Cook
Novel Circular Peplum Skirt and Belts Featured Frock
Pauline Stark wears a novel circular peplum ensemble including a circular peplum skirt and matching belts. The distinctive design showcases a fashionable silhouette with coordinated accessories in this street fashion snapshot.
Many Dainty Things for Rulers of the Nursery
Infants accessories described as both beautiful and useful include crepe de chine wrappers with detachable silk linings for laundering. Elderdown robes trimmed in satin, carriage covers with padded interiors, lace edging, and cushions feature embroidered corners and forget me not motifs. Nursery footwear includes satin and crepe de chine booties, leather and wool house slippers, and buttoned shoes for a one year old.
How Bath Accessories Serve as Aid to Beauty
An era of self improvement and beauty prompts notes on bath accessories. Scented bath oils and powders, bath salts, sprays, and brushes cleanse pores and refresh skin. Proper brushing avoids irritation and maintains circulation, with olive oil used for dryness.
Untitled fragment on alien figure with ribbon text
Fragmentary OCR text references an alien figure with grosgrain ribbon, described in a brief, unclear way. No clear event, names, places, or dates emerge from the readable portion.
Home style breads and desserts featured in a vintage menu
A column provides recipes for Oatmeal Bread Nut Bread and Almond Omelet plus a variety of desserts. Dishes include Butterscotch Pudding Baked Apple Tarts Graham Pudding and Caramel Pudding with steps and ingredient lists. Also outlines Baked Gavory Eggs and related serving suggestions.
Birthdays of prominent men and elusive women’s corners
The article surveys birthday celebrations in the United States noting many papers publish male birthday notes while female birthdays are rarely recognized. It cites old time “birth day corners” for men and questions if women’s birthdays will ever gain similar prominence.
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United States
Philadelphia — Ledger
Possession Kind Lady and Boy Scene Quotation
A brief exchange shows a refined lady calling a boy from a puddle while the boy asserts first claim. A concluding line reflects on youth as chance to act and become someone, attributed to fK. Monger.
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Fk. T. Monger
Water to Support Kidney Health Claim
An old health tip suggests drinking a quart of water daily to ease kidney overwork and flush acids from the system. It advises adding four ounces of salts dissolved in water before breakfast to help kidneys act properly within a few days.
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Hastings
Bégthel
Buffalo County Board of Supervisors
Adams
Beatrice
Adams Woman's, Club
U.P
Wahoo
Union Pacific
Alma
Alma Municipal
Republic City
Orleans
Stamford
Huntley
Rock
Johnson & Ault
Ogden
Utah
Denver
Pauline Stark
Parte
June Marlowe
Rulers of the Nursery
Weeters Newspaper Union
John Ruskin
Dr. Pierce
Tou
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