Washington Pays Tribute to Dead at Arlington Memorial
President Coolidge delivers the Memorial Day address in the Arlington amphitheatre at 1 o clock. The wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier is placed by the president with Secretaries Weeks and Wilbur, a ceremony set to become a future Memorial Day precedent. Radio arrangements reach an audience of roughly four million nationwide. Morning exercises involve veterans in a parade around the White House and a line of war survivors from Civil, Spanish American, and World War I conflicts.
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Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Legion of Loyal Women
Sons of Veterans
Treasury calls second capital on agricultural credit corp
Washington treasury officials report the Agricultural Credit Corporation has made a second capital call of 2 million dollars, bringing paid in to 4 million of 10 million authorized. The move should boost loaning power to meet current demands. The body has approved 1.135 million in loans to reopen eleven closed banks, with two already resuming operations.
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Washington
Treasury
Agricultural Creit Corporation
Northwest
Turbulent Year Brings Wide Range Of Nebraska Notes
Local items from across Nebraska highlight anniversaries, resignations, and civic actions. J. H. Mickey founded Osreola bank in 1879. Fire at Scotts Bluff garage. Beatrice hosts Sunday school convention. Ak-Sar-Ben races planned. various school changes and awards noted.
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J. Jody Jones, Jr
Grand Island
Arlene Rigsley
Omaha
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Henry J. Kreigel
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Newcastle
William Haney
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Gage County
Bison Pruitt
Norfolk
Union College
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College View
Nebraska
Atlee Powder Company
Loewe
Gowns For Brides Dominate Fashion Talk Of The Season
A New York Times fashion note says wedding gowns reach peak variety and artistry this season with affordable prices. Paris designers influence modern silhouettes while brides seek austere lines and theatrical touches, reflecting a shift toward elegant restraint.
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Green and White Used in This Sports Outfit
The article describes wedding attire with green and white themes, noting satin, orange programs, and tulle in season costumes for the bride. It mentions couturières reviving vintage wedding gown styles with wide skirts and tight bodices, highlighting the dignity and beauty of the outfits.
Gay Silk Frock Chic for Young Girls Wear
A refined trend highlights silk frocks for young girls with simple lines and minimal fuss. Designers hint at elegant options inspired by the princess gown, with trains and light drapery, plus complementary wraps negligees and lingerie for a refined wedding season.
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Worth
Insulation improves radio antenna performance
An expert radio writer stresses the need for near perfect insulation in receiving antenna setups. The article outlines proper insulator types, placement at ends of the serial or one wire antennas, and cautions against weak joints and improper wiring to prevent leakage and misperformance.
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Greta
Ellen Aires Thomal Offerte
Unique Accessories for Women’s Dressing Tables
A fragment describes distinctive dressing table fittings with ivory silver enamels and Venetian glass tones. It notes color choices such as apple green bright blue and pink and mentions perfume bottle stoppers and powder boxes as part of the set.
Suggestions on Skirt Adjustment Methods and Belting
A sewing expert from Colorado Agricultural College shares belt and hem techniques to adjust skirts at the wallet line. Methods include a two inch belt with hooks and eyes, folding the skirt edge over, and finishing with machine stitching. Alternative tips cover belt placement at the hip line and underbody construction for proper fit and appearance.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Jong Ander
Kate
Straw Hat Fashion Parade Sparks Curious Commentary
Fragments describe millinery trends and models wearing trimmed hats with vivid accessories. Observers note bold scarf wraps paired with bare necklines as the centerpiece of the display.
Lace Fashions Highlight Delicate Black Lace Dresses
Plaited lace over flesh tones captivates this season's fashion. Delicate black lace forms a dance frock and a bonbon model for the young Getrutante, praised for its refined beauty and gathered texture.
Porontal Buckle Promises New Shoe Closure
A brief note highlights porontal buckles as the sole buckle type promised for improved footwear. The fragment suggests a focus on design promises and future availability.
Ardent Radio Fans Build Home Made Knob and Dial
A detailed description explains how hobbyists fashion a spare knob for a radio using an ordinary spooled top, black enamel, a brass arm, and a copper bolt. The process covers tapering, sanding, coating, and countersinking to create a neat, functional knob for silvered dials.
Sick Woman Made Happy By Medicine Letter
A housekeeper from Mart Texas reports relief from pain insomnia and fatigue after using a medicine. She praises its effects and offers her testimony to help other suffering women.
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Travia Ave
Mart
Texas
Fragmentary Help Message From Rumpus Columnists
A garbled note mentions Mrs Johnson and a Ridge Kom in City Siar with unnamed names. The text hints at advice about hiding clothes and exposing clothing items in a misleading context.
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Mrs. Johnson
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Rumpus
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